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Why Men Marry Bitches By Sherry Argov
₦5,000By Sherry Argov
Make him chase you…Until you catch him.
Never shy and always laugh-out-loud funny, Sherry Argov’s Why Men Marry Bitches is a sharp-witted manifesto that shows women how to transform a casual relationship into a committed one. With the grittiest of girlfriend-to-girlfriend detail, Argov removes the kid gloves and explains why being extra nice doesn’t necessarily mean he’ll be more devoted. The guide shares real-life “no holds barred” interviews with men who answer the following in raw detail:
How do men manipulate a relationship to keep it casual?
Do men deliberately push women’s emotional buttons?
How can she convince him commitment was his idea?
How can she invite a proposal without saying a word?
Whether you are single, married, recently separated, or just fed up with your family members telling you to fetch a husband because time is running out, Why Men Marry Bitches is the must-have guide that will show you how to exude confidence, win his heart, and get the love and respect you deserve.
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Rule of Time: A Different Look at the Values of Time by Said Nursi
₦5,000By Yunus Çengel
Humanity goes through different phases of growth, just like individuals do, and progresses toward maturity. This progression, which started with savagery and continued with slavery, has settled in this age on individual rights and freedoms that put the individual at the center stage of justice. The prominent feature of this modern age of liberty is that freedom is the rule and any prohibition is the exception. Governments have been restructured to establish true justice and to uphold individual rights and freedoms in the broadest possible way, and the political systems have been transformed into democracies in which the public opinion, which is a reflection of the public will, dominates. Change has always met with resistance, often led by conservative and religious entities. Bediuzzaman Said Nursi, a scholar of Islam and a philanthropic opinion leader, on the other hand, has been at the forefront of change in accordance with the rising values and realities of his time, instead of being in opposition. While his contemporaries opposed even positive reforms in the name of religion, Nursi applauded such reforms in the name of the very same religion, Islam, and showed that piety and some modern values did not contradict.
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Himalayan Pink Salt Giant Spice Grinder – 390g
₦5,000Silk Route’s giant Himalayan Pink Salt Grinder is filled with beautifully salmon coloured salt. Mined from the ancient pink salt deposits below the Himalayan mountains, pink salt is world-renowned for its subtle yet stunning colour, as well as its mineral content and fantastic flavour. What’s more, our Himalayan Pink Salt Grinder is super easy to use. No longer a well-kept secret, Silk Route’s pink salt is now the salt of choice for many chefs across the UK. Our Himalayan Pink Salt Grinder is a simple way to add high-quality salt to special dishes, thus accentuating the flavours. You can use Pink Salt for everyday use in the kitchen too, to replace or upgrade your regular salt.
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My Sweet Grandparents By Nurefsan Caglaroglu
₦5,000By Nurefsan Caglaroglu
Talking to little members of creation-sometimes a flower, or sometimes a little bee-the Sweet Grandpa tells about appreciating the beauties God created, being thankful to Him, and the meaning of worship.
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Islam and The Business Mind-Set
₦5,000By Ilyas Salim
“In this day and age, reading is often limited to smartphones and Facebook posts, and not many people read large detailed books. I personally enjoy reading small, straight to the point books, where I can take action from bullet points. Hence, this book is designed to fill that gap in the market.”
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The Sages: Warren Buffett, George Soros, Paul Volcker, and the Maelstrom of Markets
₦5,000By Charles R. Morris
The violent financial disruptions of the past several years have toppled nearly all of the lords of Wall Street, except for a few voices that warned of economic collapse. Among them, Warren Buffett, George Soros, and Paul Volcker. Though their experiences and styles vary, the careers of these three men are, to a large degree, stories of success in volatile times. With the benefit of his own deep understanding of markets and finance, Charles R. Morris brilliantly analyzes their records—and argues for the importance of humility and common sense in navigating the current global economic crisis.
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Man vs Money By Stewart Cowley
₦5,000By Stewart Cowley
Economics expert Stewart Cowley distils the complexities of modern-day money and our relationship with it, explaining how you can use economics to your advantage and that understanding economics can improve your life.
Along the way you will discover how the statistics that govern our world are based on guesswork, why stock markets are like a wandering drunken man, what you need to live like a millionaire, and why cooking has made man the dominant species on the planet.
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Nusaiba and the 5th Grade Bullies
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Nusaiba is excited about school – especially show and tell! But after hearing a mean comment in the school hallway about what her mother is wearing, Nusaiba slumps at her desk all day.
Through a fantastical journey of adventure and self-discovery, Nusaiba gains the confidence necessary to embrace her identity and stand up for herself.
An exciting and engaging book about self-acceptance and the importance of standing up to bullying.
P.S. We chose the name “Nusaiba” because it has such a strong history in our faith. Make sure to teach your kids about Nusaiba bint Ka’b when you’re reading this Islamic children’s book to them!
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Mr. Gamal’s Gratitude Glasses By Asmaa Hussein
₦5,000By Asmaa Hussein
Mr. Gamal’s students are grumpy. He wishes he could help them look at their lives more positively! After a visit to the dollar store, an idea strikes Mr. Gamal like a bolt of lightning: Gratitude Glasses! Will these special spectacles help his students see things they couldn’t see before?
We love the idea of a kid’s book that emphasizes gratitude! Whether from an Islamic perspective, or a more secular one, this book will get your kids thinking about what it means to be grateful.
The imaginative, bright, and fun illustrations in this story will keep your child coming back for more.
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Bismillah Soup
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Bismillah Soup is our bestseller Islamic children’s book!
A spinoff of the classic “Stone Soup” folktale, Bismillah Soup is a story about Hasan, a young Somali boy who ventures out to gather his community together for a great feast at the local Mosque!
His journey is full of unexpected twists and turns that lead him down a path of discovering what community, generosity and reliance on God truly mean.
With vivid, bright, and imaginative illustrations, this story will keep your child engaged during many, many storytimes!
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Snatched By Asmaa Hussein
₦5,000By Asmaa Hussein
Omar has taken something that doesn’t belong to him! His mistake is following him, even into his dreams. How will he make amends? Snatched is a colourful and rich story about telling the truth, and erasing bad deeds by doing good deeds!
This story is based on the following hadith:
The Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) said: “Be conscious of Allah wherever you are. Follow the bad deed with a good one to erase it, and engage others with beautiful character.”
We love the idea of having Islamic children’s books emphasize the ability to make amends whenever they make mistakes! When kids know that good deeds will always erase bad ones, they can make sure to implement that instead of just feeling bad or guilty about a mistake.
The beautiful and bright illustrations will catch your kids’ attention, and they’ll want to read this story again and again!
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The Woman in the Window By A. J. Finn
₦5,000By A. J. Finn
It’s been ten long months since Anna Fox last left her home—a recluse in her New York City home, unable to venture outside. She spends her day drinking wine (maybe too much), watching old movies, recalling happier times . . . and spying on her neighbors.