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This is a colourful & vibrant board-book teaching mini Muslims about the five pillars of Islam. Lots of adorable diverse characters from around the world provide positive role models for our little ones. There is a ‘lift-the-flap’ memory game at the end adding an element of interactive fun with revision!
Read or sing the catchy lines to the rhythm of ‘Row, row, row your boat’ or make up your own style!
The book answers the questions :
What are the five pillars of Islam?
Why do we do them?
What do we get if we do them?
Doing things just to please Allah is a repeated message. And so is the notion of Jannah being the ultimate goal. -
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Selected essays on the importance on the establishment of a society where individuals are facilitated to grow as free and responsible citizens of the state; where their basic rights are guaranteed; where everyone is equal before law so long as he or she does not violate the fundamental norms and rules which make the foundation an Islamic state.
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Mawdudi
Selected essays on the importance on the establishment of a society where individuals are facilitated to grow as free and responsible citizens of the state; where their basic rights are guaranteed; where everyone is equal before law so long as he or she does not violate the fundamental norms and rules which make the foundation an Islamic state.
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In an era of fanaticism and polarisation, Dr Bari’s life is an example of a prominent Western Muslim rejecting extremes and finding balance
In this memoir, Dr. Muhammad Abdul Bari asks us to look beyond the extremism and violence that all too often defines the Muslim community toward those, like himself, navigating a middle-way life. A path defined in Islam as the “natural way,”
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Something always stops Sulaiman from having fun. First it’s Duhr prayer, then it’s the rain and then the car breaks down just as he is leaving to watch the quad bike races. He eventually gets to the races but then Asr prayer time comes around. Find out how Sulaiman soon realises the blessings of a perfectly-timed prayer.
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This work shows the traditional method of spiritual chivalry of assuming the positive traits or virtues of God’s Most Beautiful Names. Known as moral self-healing (attaining muruwwah), it occurs psychologically through three stages referred to in this work as three parts. Part I, a translation of al-Ghazzali’s work on the Ninety-Nine Names, shows Theoethicsthe Most Beautiful Names as only God can manifest them. This serves as the knowledge base. Part II, psychoethics shows the traditional method of processing that knowledge. Part IIISocioethicsshows the way to test the extent of having healed morallythrough our actions and improving our relations with others. Healing is effected through assuming God’s Most Beautiful Names to the extent God’s Grace and our own endeavor allow.
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Following an Introduction to al-Ghazzali’s psychology of the greater struggle, the author gives a commentary upon Part One of al-Ghazzali’s Introduction to his famous Alchemy of Happiness called Knowing One’s Self. The Alchemy of Happiness is al-Ghazzali’s summary of his Ihya Ulum al-Din or Revival of the Religious Sciences. This work provides a unique explanation of Islamic psychology.
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Five Pillars of Prosperity by Dr. M. Yaqub Mirza provides readers with a balanced and sensible approach to financial planning and security. Dr. Mirza presents a powerful and provocative case for arranging one’s life – and the material pursuits – in ways that not only benefit the reader but also society at large. He shows how the attainment of wealth and prosperity can be achieved by following five key activities: Earning, Saving, Investing, Spending, and Giving.
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This book recognises and discusses the plurality and diversity of the modern networked world, and seeks to replace sterile and uniform approaches to knowledge with a broader and more creative understanding of reality as lived on different soils and different cultures. Moderation, balance and effective communication are paramount features of the underlying philosophy.
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