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Zero to One: Notes on Startups, or How to Build the Future (paperback) – by Peter Thiel
₦3,500Zero to One presents at once an optimistic view of the future of progress in America and a new way of thinking about innovation: it starts by learning to ask the questions that lead you to find value in unexpected places.
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Digital Tasbeeh Counter – Rosary Beads
₦3,500Features:– Statistical reading, automatic power off and the counter can be cleared to zero.– Made of ABS plastic material with good resistance to falling, durable to use.– Scroll count and low-noise operation. Scroll down the thumb to start counting with the smooth roller.– Used for all kinds of meditation relaxation, decompression, active fingers, etc.– Mini sized counter is light weight, so it is easy to carry. A great tool for Buddhist.Note:1. Due to the light and screen difference, the item’s color may be slightly different from the pictures.2. Please allow 0.5-2 cm differences due to manual measurement.Available in a variety of colours.Note: Please specify the colour you would like in the notes box, when placing an order. -
Jabir Bin Abdullah (The Example of Sacrifice)The Golden series of the Prophet Companions – by AbdulBasit Ahmad
₦3,500Jabir bin Abdullah (R) embraced Islam when he was a young boy. He loved the Prophet dearly and kept close to him. He sacrificed his happiness for the welfare of his seven sisters. He was always repeating that the Prophet(S) taught him that smiling in his brother’s face was a good deed for which a believer would be rewarded by Allah. Although he was very poor, he sacrificed the dire food he had to the Prophet (S) who was tying two stones to his stomach to overcome the feeling of hunger. As a result, his house was blessed, thanks to the prayers made by the Prophet (S).
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Az Zubair bin al Awwam( The Disciple )The Golden series Of the Prophet’s companions – by AbdulBasit Ahmad
₦3,500One of the earliest converts to Islam and supporters of Prophet Muhammad (SallaAllahu’alayhi wa salam) was his cousin Az-Zubair bin Al-‘Awwam (RadhiaAllahu’anhu) He accepted Islam when he was only fifteen years old, in spite of the small number of Muslims at that time. He grew up to be a great hero and warrior for the cause of the Muslims. He was considered one of the senior Companions of the Prophet (SallaAllahu’alayhi wa salam).
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Amr bin Al Aas (The Conqueror of Egypt)The Golden series Of the Prophjet’s companions – by Abdul Basit Ahmad
₦3,500Amr bin AI Aas (R) was one of the greatest enemies of Islam before his conversion. He used all of his resources and skills to thwart the efforts of Muhammad (S) and his Companions However, being an intelligent man, it was only a matter of time before ‘Amr (R) realized that he was fighting a losing battle and there was no way fleeing from Allah except to come to Him in submission as a Muslim. After embracing Islam, ‘Amr (R) became one of Islam’s greatest heroes.
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Sa’d Bin Mu’adh (The True Supporter Of Islam) Golden series of Companions – by AbdulBasit Ahmad
₦3,500Sa’d bin Mu’adh (ra) was the chief of the Bani Abdul Ash-hal clan, a branch of Al Khazraj tribe. He was a man of dignity, honour, wisdom and courage. He was among the bitter enemies of Islam, but when he accepted Islam, he devoted himself to defend it. He supported Islam with his wealth, bravery, wisdom and all his might so much so that up till today he is said to be ‘The True Supporter of Islam’. When he died, the angels welcomed his soul in the best manner, and his body was emitting the nice smell of musk.
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Assurance of Paradise By Giving Charity
₦3,500This brief 15-page illustrated full-colour children’s book is based on the hadith of the Prophet Muhammad (S): “Guard yourselves against the fire (of hell) even if it is with half a date.” It goes over a story of a mother who divided her own date into 2 halves to give to her children. The Prophet (S) commented about her that ” Indeed Allah has assured Paradise for because of this (charity).”
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Explanation of Important Lessons for Every Muslim – by Abdul-Aziz Bin Abdullah Bin Baz
₦3,500This book is a short work to explain what every Muslim needs to know about the religion of Islam
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Her Legacy – by Fareedah Mohammed Munir
₦3,500Her legacy is about four incredible women in history and their timeless contribution to humanity.
Meet the intelligent Nana Asma’u, the diligent Lubna, the visionary Fatima, and the fearless Raziya.
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Who Is (Your Name Here)?: The Story of My Life by Paula K. Manzanero
₦3,500Abraham Lincoln. Nelson Mandela. Amelia Earhart. Your name here.
This fun and interactive journal prompt kids to record their own life stories. Each illustrated spread focuses on different topics – from birth and the toddler years up to the present and dreams for the future. Create your own family tree, list your BFFs, pets, and favourite subjects, food, and hobbies. When completed, readers will have an up-to-the-minute autobiography that is right at home among our other legendary Who Was…? titles.
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A Day in the Life of a Muslim Child By Abdulmalik Mujahid [Darussalam]
₦3,500This beautiful book A Day in the Life of a Muslim Child By Abdulmalik Mujahid describes a day in the life of a Muslim Child. From waking up to going to bed at night it goes over all the basic dua’s that should be recited in our daily lives.
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Gone for Good By Harlan Coben
₦3,500Gone for Good By Harlan Coben. As a boy, Will Klein had a hero: his older brother, Ken. Then, on a warm suburban night in the Kleins’ affluent New Jersey neighborhood, a young woman–a girl Will had once loved–was found brutally murdered in her family’s basement.