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Nota My #QURANTIME Juzuk 1
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Sejajar dengan tujuan program My#QuranTime yang disiarkan di TV ALHIJRAH Iaitu mahu menjadi platform solidariti ummah mempelajari asas bacaan al-Quran, Tadabbur dan Tazakkur, maka lahirlah naskhah lengkap: NOTA MY #QURANTIME sebagai panduan lengkap buat mereka yang cintakan al-Quran.
NOTA MY #QURANTIME ini akan diterbitkan sebanyak 30 juzuk, yang mana setiap juzuk mempunyai sebanyak 230 hingga 300 halaman.
Nota ini juga merangkumi:
- Satu buku, satu juzuk
- Nota pilihan daripada penonton
- Aplikasi QR code untuk video bacaan terpilih
- Nota ringkasan yang padat tapi mudah difahami
- Peta infografik berwarna yang dapat membantu pemahaman pembaca
SKU: QQ441
Categories: Bahasa Melayu, Holy Quran and Quranic Sciences, Tafseer / Commentary
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