Books
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Prayer Practice is great for motivating your children to perform the five daily prayers. Each set contains eight colourful charts and accompanying stickers as well as a children's Qibla direction arrow all bound together in a flip chart. The charts can also be used to focus on particular aspects of the prayer. Weekly focuses may include topics such as concentration in prayer, praying on time and performing actions correctly amongst others. It's the perfect resource to accompany children in their introduction to the prayers. Each set comes with shiny gloss page finishes and a calendar style binding for easy hanging on walls.
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Addressing Adolescence is a parent-to-parent handbook outlining how to tackle the challenges of parenting adolescents within an Islamic ethos in a pluralist society.
It covers: - the unique nature of an adolescent and how this differs from younger children; - possible problems that young people today may face in school and within their social life and how best to tackle these; - matters to consider when choosing a secondary school; - creating the most nurturing home environment in which to bring up young people; - preparing them for the adult world of responsibility.
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Sale!Qasidah Burdah
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Sale!Madina Arabic Reader
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Sale!Madinah Arabic Reader Book 2
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Sale!Madina Arabic Reader Book 3
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Sale!Madinah Arabic Reader Book 4
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Sale!Madinah Arabic Course Book 5
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Sale!Madina Arabic Reader, Book 6
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Being a teenager is not an easy business.You're told you are "too young" to do half the things you want to do; your mother is always asking you to tidy your room: your father is always reminding you to pray; your younger sister is annoying you when all you want is some PEACE AND QUIET ... You are not sure if it's everyone else that is going mad or you. Luckily, Ruqaiyyah Waris Maqsood in on hand. Having a wealth of experience as a teacher and an 'agony aunt', she understands the minefields that are the teenage years. This book is a light-hearted, humorous, but above all, sympathetic pointer to coping with teenage life as a Muslim.
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The author examines in fascinating detail the discrepancies between dates in assorted calenders - the intercalated pre-islamic, the Hijri, and the Julian calenders - and the days of the week ascribed to different events in the sirah of the Prophet (saw). He painstakingly relates them to the different theoretical attempts evolved by scholars to try to make sense of the contradictions, and then makes an utterly compelling case for the one system that makes rational sense of all the data. This matter is of more than academic interest, since it is directly related to the fact that Islam is not a type of middle eastern myth - as New Testament Christianity and Old Testament Judaismare are increasingly regarded by modern man - but a clearly historical phenomenon whose revelation - the Qur'an - and whose practice - the Sunnah - derive directly from the Messenger of Allah (saw), one revealed from on high by the Divine and the other the embodiment by the Messenger and his noble family and companions of that revelation under the careful guidance of Allah.
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Although it as impossible to codify Islam as it is to codify life itself, Muslim Personal Law, nevertheless, provides the reader with a reliable checklist of the identifiable features of the Shari’ah which govern the fundamental milestones in life experienced by most people: birth, childhood, marriage, divorce, death and inheritance. It represents one of the mainstream attempts to codify these aspects of Islamic law, based on centuries of practical application and experience.
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The second book in this series brings to life the wonders of the universe and explains how it all began in a simple yet engaging way. The reader is taken on a fascinating scientific journey from planet earth, through the atmosphere into the solar system and the stars and galaxies beyond. In full colour and recommended for ages 10 and over.