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The Noble Qur’an, Transliteration in Roman Script with Arabic Text and English Small size
₦9,000By Muhammad Taqiuddin Al-Hilali (Author), Muhammad Muhsin Khan (Author)
To read the Arabic text of the Qur’anic Verses in their correct form is of prime importance to every Muslim, as the meanings of the Arabic words are changed with little changes of the diacritics. So, to help those readers and reciters who are not too familiar with the Arabic language or cannot read Arabic, Darussalam has prepared this edition of the Noble Qur’an inserting the transliteration of the Noble verses along with their translation.
It is hoped that this presentation will be of great help and benefit in this regard. June 2010 Edition: This new reprinted edition is a special order received by an air shipment. It does not contain the bonus CD or the blue cover. PREFACE All praise and thanks are Allah’s, the Lord of Alamin (mankind, jinn and all that exists) and peace be upon the Master of the Messengers, Muhammad (S). This interpretation of the meanings of the Noble Qur’an has been revised and the following changes have been made: Each Verse has been put separately with its English interpretation.
The Arabic text of the Noble Qur’an has been taken from Mushaf Al-Madinah An-Nabawiyyah, which has been printed by the Mujamma’ of King Fahd of Saudi Arabia for the printing of Al-Mushaf Ash-Sharif in the year 1405 A.H., according to the instructions of the Vice-Chancellor of the Islamic University, instead of the old Arabic text of the previous print of this book which was printed in the United States and Turkey, by the Turkish Calligrapher Sheikh Hamid Al-Amadi. There are some additions and subtractions of Chapters and Ahadith from Sahih Al-Bukhari and other Ahadith collections.
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The Noble Qur’an (Pocket Size)
₦5,000The Noble Qur’an (English Translation of the Meanings and Commentary)
Categories: Holy Quran and Quranic Sciences, Quran Translations.
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The Noble Woman by Aliya Butt
₦9,000Aliya Butt works as a Senior Crown Prosecutor in the Midlands. Ms Butt was first inspired to write this book whilst training as a Barrister. She took special interest in the status of women in Islam and learnt that the idea that Islam is oppressive against women is a myth. On the contrary, women are highly respected and enjoy a dignified role within Islamic culture. This led her to explore why there is a gap between reality and popular perceptions. Her search to find the answer led to the compilation of ‘The Noble Woman’.
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The Noble Women By Aliya Butt
₦4,000This book The Noble Women By Aliya Butt explores why there is a gap between reality and popular perceptions and draws upon the experiences some young Muslimah’s.
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The Noble Words: Remembrance and Prayers of the Prophet Muhammad
₦4,500Author: Ibn Taymiyah, Iqbal Ahmad Azami (General Editor)
ISBN: 1872531113
Publisher: UK Islamic Academy (2003)
Pages: 112 Binding: Paperback -
The Non-Obvious Guide to Emotional Intelligence (You Can Actually Use) (Non-Obvious Guides) Paperback – by Kerry Goyette
₦7,500Today‘s leaders are more stressed than ever. Whether you are leading a Fortune 500 company trying to retain top talent, or are an entrepreneur trying to cultivate the next great idea, the current corporate landscape is unpredictable, multi-factored, and complex. This is where the power of emotional intelligence comes in.
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The Nuclear Terrorist: His Financial Backers and Political Patrons in the US and Abroad
₦5,000The threat of nuclear terrorism and weapons of mass destruction has never been greater, yet, as this devastating exposé makes clear, America’s leaders, including the last two Presidential administrations, have been shockingly lax and often chillingly reckless when it comes to protecting the United States―and the world―from the spreading threat of nuclear proliferation and the very real possibility that terrorists will stage a nuclear bombing or meltdown on American soil . . . with catastrophic results.
Taking no prisoners, Robert Gleason’s The Nuclear Terrorist demonstrates how time and again both the Bush and Obama administrations have placed politics and profiteering over public safety; how the government has failed to effectively guard and regulate a “peaceful” nuclear industry that is both cataclysmically expensive and apocalyptically dangerous; how America’s nuclear power plants remain vulnerable to both physical and cyber attacks; and how our elected leaders and their advisors continue to do business with rogue states, untrustworthy and unstable “allies,” and terrorist backers, while turning a blind eye to the all-but-inevitable consequences of such deals with the devil.
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The Oasis After Mirages
₦8,500The Oasis after Mirages is a fictitious story capturing common hiccups faced in the quest of achieving one’s dream, especially as a girl-child. It reiterates the fact that success isn’t achieved easily, one needs to persevere during tough times. The book demonstrates that after feeling parched from a journey across the winding dunes of sand in the desert, there can be that fertile spot where water could be found – but that might come after encountering several mirages.
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The obligation Muslims owe to the Quran by Dr Israr Ahmad
₦600The attitude of indifference that we constantly show towards the last of the Allah’s Revelations, along with our hypocritical lip-service, is tantamount to ridiculing it.
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The Obstacle is the Way by Ryan Holiday
₦1,500This book The Obstacle is the Way by Ryan Holiday reveals that formula for the first time—and shows us how we can turn our own adversity into advantage.
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The Old Man and the Sea Paperback by Ernest Hemingway
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- Paperback: 112 pages
- Publisher: Arrow; New Ed edition (18 Aug. 1994)
- Language: English
- ISBN-10: 0099908409
- ISBN-13: 978-0099908401
- Product Dimensions: 11 x 0.7 x 17.8 cm
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The Old Man’s Prayer Look By Saniyasnain Khan
₦1,500The Old Man’s Prayer Look By Saniyasnain Khan is a beautifully illustrated and creatively written story from the life of Prophet Zakariyya. The story reminds us that Allah helps believers in wonderful ways. All books of Saniyasnain Khan. He hears the prayers of His servants, even if what they want seems impossible.