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An Nawawi's Forty Hadith Arabic - English with Translation & Transliteration

Muslim civilisation sprang into existence soon after the birth of Islam (7th century C.E). It lasted for a large part of the middle Ages, and began to collapse in the 13th century following the loss of the centres of Islamic power and civilisation: Cordova (1236), Valencia (1238), Seville (1248), and Baghdad (1258), all fell in the space of few decades to invading forces. During the same period, in 1260, Damascus and other Syrian towns and cities, core centres of Islamic civilisation, also fell to invading Mongol hordes, completing a chain of disasters. On the particular impact of the Mongols, Saunders says, that, in Baghdad, in 1258, the palaces, colleges and mosques were plundered and burnt; the cultural accumulation of five centuries perished in the flames, and the appalling figure of 800,000 is the lowest estimate given of the number of men, women and children who were slaughtered in the streets and houses. The Christians gathered in a church under their patriarch were spared.[2] Glubb outlines the event further It is normal for Muslims to take pride in the great Islamic civilisation, however in order to meet the challenges of the future, one should learn from the past facts and not from propaganda which has left a legacy of distortions and misunderstanding. About the Author: Dr Salah Eddin Zaimeche Al-Djazairi Dr Salah has lectured and researched at the University of Constantine ( Algeria ) for more than ten years. He also tutored at the Department of Geogr...read more

Hilye-i Serife is a beautiful collection of some of the greatest calligraphic works (called hilyes), which depict the characteristics of the Prophet Mohammed (pbuh). The most productive and prosperous area of the art of calligraphy is the scribing of hilye-i serif plates. Those who did not have a chance to be in the company of the Prophet Muhammed, had satisfied their longing and love for the Prophet by listening to the verbal depictions of the ones who saw him which enabled them to visualise him as if they had seen his picture. Eventually, these verbal depictions had taken their place as the most important works in islamic culture in the form of books and pamphlets or hilyes and caligraphically scribed plates in prose or verse, having the beauties of the Prophet from creation and his example morals as their theme. In this work, the rich inner worlds of the Ottoman masters of calligraphy are displayed beside their skills while the beauty of the past is relayed to the people of today by the powerful language of art.

As this Hat is hand made there is no standardisation of sizes. Hat tends to be flexible to fix most head sizes that are 56cm circumference. Please note colour shade variation exist with these's hand made product. Made from wool with polyester interior lining.

As this Hat is hand made there is no standardisation of sizes. Hat tends to be flexible to fix most head sizes that are 56cm circumference. Please note colour shade variation exist with these's hand made product. Made from wool with polyester interior lining.

As this Hat is hand made there is no standardisation of sizes. Hat tends to be flexible to fix most head sizes that are 56cm circumference. Please note colour shade variation exist with these's hand made product. Made from wool with polyester interior lining.

As this Hat is hand made there is no standardisation of sizes. Hat tends to be flexible to fix most head sizes that are 56cm circumference. Please note colour shade variation exist with these's hand made product.

As this Hat is hand made there is no standardisation of sizes. Hat tends to be flexible to fix most head sizes that are 56cm circumference. Please note colour shade variation exist with these's hand made product.

As this Hat is hand made there is no standardisation of sizes. Hat tends to be flexible to fix most head sizes that are 56cm circumference. Please note colour shade variation exist with these's hand made product.

As this Hat is hand made there is no standardisation of sizes. Hat tends to be flexible to fix most head sizes that are 56cm circumference. Please note colour shade variation exist with these's hand made product.

Set of 5 Children Islamic Story Books include the following stories: The story of Adam and Hawwa The story of Nuh and the great flood. The story of Yaqub and Yusuf. The story of Musa and the Pharoah The story of Isa (Jesus)

Points to Ponder and Reflect: From the Tafseer of the Holy Quran Ramadan 1425/2004 come with 14 CD's

Islamic Teaching Volume 1 with a series of interviews with Dr Jamal A Badawi Series A: Monotheism (Tawheed) 4 CD Series B: Prophethood 5 CD Series C: Muhammad (pbuh) In The Bible 4 CD

Islamic Teaching Volume 2 with a series of interviews with Dr Jamal A Badawi Series D: Muslim Belief 7 CD Series E: Pillars of Islam 6 CD

Islamic Teaching Volume 3 with a series of interviews with Dr Jamal A Badawi Series F: Moral Teaching of Islam 15 CD

Islamic Teaching Volume 4 with a series of interviews with Dr Jamal A Badawi Series G: Social System of Islam 23 CD

Solve Your Problems: Through the 99 Beautiful Names of Allah

This 2 CD set is a commentary by Shaykh Muhammad al-Yaqoubi on the introduction of the book "Garden of the Gnostics" by Imam Nawawi. The subject of this class is "The Description of the Dunya." CD 1 Tracks -- Shaykh Muhammad al-Yaqoubi's Biography Introduction : The First Hadith (on Mercy) and its Isnad The Excessive Interest We have in the Dunya The Greatest Bounties of Allah The Description of the Dunya : A Passage, not a Home A Source of Distress, Not a Source of Happiness CD 2 Tracks -- Reflect on What You See Around You Shed Tears in Fear of Allah Poison is Hidden Under the Surface The Realities of this World and its Pleasures Nasheed

Ibn Jawzi's Council to the Seekers of Knowledge By: Shaykh Muhammad al-Yaqoubi 5 CD Set CD 1 Track 1 Shaykh Muhammad al-Yaqoubi's Biography Track 2 Growing up as a Righteous Young Muslim Track 3 The Responsibility Towards our Children Track 4 The Prophet Waiting to Receive Us in Paradise Track 5 Count Your Breaths Track 6 The First Obligations and the Necessary Amount of Knowledge Track 7 The Variety of Virtues Track 8 Lusts and Pleasures: Where are They After Death? CD 2 Track 1 The Next Step of Ambitious People: Seeking Knowledge Track 2 Looking for Help? Return to Allah! Track 3 Ibn al-Jawzi's Childhood Track 4 His Self-Struggle During his Studies and his Harvest Track 5 Your Breaths are Treasures Track 6 Dhikr: La'ilaha 'illa Allah Track 7 Du'ah CD 3 Track 1 Example from the Life of the Salaf Track 2 The Importance of Time Track 3 The Impact of Dhikr Track 4 Seek Knowledge for it is Never Too Late! Track 5 What to do at Fajr Time Track 6 Attaining Khushu' in Prayer CD 4 Track 1 A Day of a Student of the Sacred Knowledge Track 2 Keep Away from People and Look at Your Priorities Track 3 The Dignity of the Sacred Knowledge Track 4 Do not Humiliate Yourself: Self Contentment Track 5 The Treasures of Taqwa Track 6 Learn to be a Follower not a Leader Track 7 The Importance of Memorization and How to Improve Your Memory Track 8 A Student of Sacred Knowledge is an Example for Others Track 9 An Example of...read more