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Do you want your children to understand the power and the success salah brings in our life?Do you want your children to understand the reasons we pray, so they are even more motivated to pray?Do you want your children to love their salah even more and look forward to the incredible blessings it brings in our lives?Then this is the book you MUST give your child.Why do we have to pray? Why do we have to wake up so early for fajr? Why pray everyday? How will my salah help me? Why do I have to pray early?Don't just tell your children to pray but strenthen their emaan and love for it, by helping them understand "Why" we pray.This book is not like the multitudes of great books out there, on the topic of "HOW we pray" or to simply to tell children that they must pray. Rather this is a book that goes DEEP into reasons, uses exciting and relatable anecdotes, engaging stories to help children understand the various benefits they will enjoy from prayingPage count: 201Age group : 7 to 15 Parents can read to children younger than 7 and help them in understanding the concepts.

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A book filled with inspiration to motivate children to value their salah and excel in itA powerful book to help children understand the purpose of salahDo you want your children to understand the power and the success salah brings in our life?Do you want your children to understand the reasons we pray, so they are even more motivated to pray?Do you want your children to love their salah even more and look forward to the incredible blessings it brings in our lives?Then this is the book you MUST gift your child.Why do we have to pray? Why do we have to wake up so early for fajr? Why pray everyday? How will my salah help me? Why do I have to pray early?Don't just tell your children to pray but strengthen their emaan and love for it, by helping them understand "Why" we pray.Filled with inspirational stories, anecdotes, Sahih hadith, and Quran.  Content that is contextualized to the lives of children today and presented in a fun and engaging mannerThis book is not like the multitudes of great books out there, on the topic of "HOW we pray" or to simply to tell children that they must pray. Rather this is a book that goes DEEP into reasons, uses exciting and relatable anecdotes, engaging stories to help children understand the various benefits they will enjoy from prayingPage count: 201Age group: 7 to 15 Parents can read to children younger than 7 and help them in understanding the concepts. 

Do you want your children to understand the power and the success salah brings in our life?Do you want your children to understand the reasons we pray, so they are even more motivated to pray?Do you want your children to love their salah even more and look forward to the incredible blessings it brings in our lives?Then this is the book you MUST give your child.Why do we have to pray? Why do we have to wake up so early for fajr? Why pray everyday? How will my salah help me? Why do I have to pray early?Don't just tell your children to pray but strenthen their emaan and love for it, by helping them understand "Why" we pray.This book is not like the multitudes of great books out there, on the topic of "HOW we pray" or to simply to tell children that they must pray. Rather this is a book that goes DEEP into reasons, uses exciting and relatable anecdotes, engaging stories to help children understand the various benefits they will enjoy from prayingPage count: 201Age group : 7 to 15 Parents can read to children younger than 7 and help them in understanding the concepts.

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A book filled with inspiration to motivate children to value their salah and excel in itA powerful book to help children understand the purpose of salahDo you want your children to understand the power and the success salah brings in our life?Do you want your children to understand the reasons we pray, so they are even more motivated to pray?Do you want your children to love their salah even more and look forward to the incredible blessings it brings in our lives?Then this is the book you MUST gift your child.Why do we have to pray? Why do we have to wake up so early for fajr? Why pray everyday? How will my salah help me? Why do I have to pray early?Don't just tell your children to pray but strengthen their emaan and love for it, by helping them understand "Why" we pray.Filled with inspirational stories, anecdotes, Sahih hadith, and Quran.  Content that is contextualized to the lives of children today and presented in a fun and engaging mannerThis book is not like the multitudes of great books out there, on the topic of "HOW we pray" or to simply to tell children that they must pray. Rather this is a book that goes DEEP into reasons, uses exciting and relatable anecdotes, engaging stories to help children understand the various benefits they will enjoy from prayingPage count: 201Age group: 7 to 15 Parents can read to children younger than 7 and help them in understanding the concepts. 

Khushu' is the essence of Salah. Salah without Khushu' is like a body without a soul. When Salah is prayed without Khushu', it is as though we are presenting a dead Salah before Allah. This book will teach you how to develop Khushu' using the three fold method: Enlightenment, Obstructions and Actions. In the third phase of Action, you will learn a further 8 steps of Actions and the acronym used for this model is 'PARADISE' where each letter represents a certain Action that you must do to develop Khushu' in Salah. These are: P - Preparation A - Awareness R - Recitation A - Arabic D - Du'a I - Imagination S - Stance E - Eternal Life If you want your Salah to bring joy and happiness in your life and to remove all your worries, sadness and anxieties from your life, then the only way forward is by implementing the '8 Steps for Developing Khushu' in Salah'. Very soon a time will come when you will be willing to give up your wealth, property and everything that you possess of this world just for the sake of ONE Sajdah with Khushu'. But it will be too late. While the soul is within you there is time, but no one knows when their final moment is. Don't Delay! Act Now!

English translation of Ahkam Assalah book by Shekh Ali Raghib. The book was originally written by Shekh Taqiuddin Nabhani however due to the prevalent security situation at the time, he requested Shekh Ali Raghib to assist him in reviewing the book and subsequently publish it under his name.Shekh Nabhanis style of writing is vividly present in the book, his style of quoting the Evidences, the hadith and ayat and extracting the rules from them, just has been the hallmark in all his other books.The book much like all books of Salah starts from the subject of Taharah, and then delves into the details of salah.Manner of ghusal for purification from major ritual impurity The conditions for the validity of the prayer The description of the prayer The things which invalidate the prayer What is disliked in the prayer The times during which prayer is disliked The congregational (jama’ah) prayer Every Muslim is qualified for leadership (imamah) in the prayer Following the Imamah of a person from different madhab The prayer of shortening (qasr) Distance of shortening the prayer Joining between two prayers Joining prayer during rain There is no Illah for joining and shortening the prayer Praying the qada (missed) prayer The prayer of the invalid (maridh) The Friday (jumu’ah) prayer The prostration of forgetfulness (sajda as-sahw)The prostration of thanks (shukr) Fasting (As-Sawm) Recommended (nafil) fasts The last 2 chapters are dedicated to the rules of fasting

The important pillar of Islam, Salah (daily prayers) is explained in detail in this invaluable book. The aim is to acquaint young Muslims with the knowledge necessary to be able to perform this vital act of worship. The author sets out to achieve this with the use of diagrams, pictures, Arabic text and English transliteration. The intended age range is 10-16, although older people may also find it a useful aid to learning. This work, while suitable for young Muslims, is ideal for adults as a summary of the important features of salah (daily Muslim prayer). Attractively laid out with charts and pictures, the Arabic text is transliterated. The Children's book of Salah explains the necessary details of the second basic duty of Islam-As-Salah. It aims to acquaint young Muslims with the knowledge of how to perform Salah. In addition to the five daily Salah, there are chapters on Salah for special occasions, eleven Surahs of the Qur'an, and a selection of Qur'anic verses on Ma'ruf and Munkar. This book should be useful for young English-speaking Muslims, as well as those new to Islam. The important pillar of Islam, Salah (daily prayers) is explained in detail in this invaluable book. The aim is to acquaint young Muslims with the knowledge necessary to be able to perform this vital act of worship. The author sets out to achieve this with the use of diagrams, pictures, Arabic text and English transliteration. The intended age range is 10-16, although older people may also find it a useful aid to learning. Formerly titled 'The Children's Book of Salah' Based primarily on the Hanafi school of Islamic law, with mentions of other schools in some portions.

Salah al Din Yusif ibn Ayyub, known to his Muslim contemporaries as al Nasi, 'The Victorious', and to an admiring Europe as Saladin, is the most famous single figure in the history of the Crusades, being even better known outside the English-speaking world than his Christian foe Richard the Lionheart. Traditionally portrayed as a quiet, deeply religious and even humble man, Saladin was a typical product of his day and his culture. This title shows how the societies and military systems that he and his successors led from defeat to eventual triumph were far more sophisticated than is generally realised, and brings vividly to life the history, organisation, arms and armour of Saladin and the Saracens.

Poète et écrivain d'origine libanaise et de réputation internationale, Salah Stétié a réuni ici huit essais qui traitent de certains thèmes symboliques de l'Islam. La grande civilisation musulmane, au-delà des problèmes auxquels elle est confrontée de nos jours, demeure l'une des plus riches en symboles. Le paysage que nous offre Salah Stétié rassemble le « vin mystique » de l'Islam ; son regard sur les images, qui ne sont pas toujours interdites comme on le prétend à tort ; la philosophie des jardins ; la métaphysique des nuages, de la terre et de la mer ; la figure énigmatique de la Reine de Saba ; et, enfin, ses vues sur la poésie et la nature mystique de la calligraphie arabe. Salah Stétié nous présente ici de subtiles analyses qui rectifient beaucoup de notions erronées et de déformations systématiques.

Celebrated in romances from the Middle Ages to the Victorian Era―and the subject of contemporary studies and novels―Salah ad-Din Yusuf ibn Ayyub, also known as Saladin (c. 1138-1193), is best known in the West for his battles with Richard the Lionheart during the Third Crusade. More than a powerful and chivalrous warrior, Saladin was also a skillful leader who forged a unified empire from the squabbling nations of the Middle East, turning the Muslim armies into a fighting force that retook the Kingdom of Jerusalem from the Crusaders.Lane-Poole's biography of the storied sultan analyzes records by Saladin's Christian and Muslim contemporaries to reveal the man behind the many legends. The portrait Lane-Poole creates is of a ruler who avoided luxuries, showed remarkable mercy toward his enemies (with the exception of the Knights Templars and the treacherous Reginald of Chatillon), and was openly admired even by the Crusaders who warred against him. Saladin covers Saladin's boyhood as a Kurdish outsider in Egypt, his astounding victory at the Battle of Hittin (which turned the tide of the Crusades), and his subsequent melees with Richard in the Holy Land. Though originally published in 1898, Lane-Poole's insightful and open-minded book remains the definitive work in the English language on Saladin.

WINNER of the 2017 John E Weaver Excellent Reads Award for Fiction: Middle Ages SILVER for Christian Historical Fiction 2016, Readers Favorites AwardsSILVER for Religious/Spiritual Fiction 2016, Feathered Quill Awards.The Christian kingdom of Jerusalem is under siege. The charismatic Kurdish leader, Salah ad-Din, has succeeded in uniting Shiite Egypt with Sunnite Syria and has now declared jihad against the Christian kingdom. While King Baldwin IV struggles to defend his kingdom from the external threat despite the increasing ravages of leprosy, the struggle for the succession threatens to tear the kingdom apart from the inside. In the high-stakes game, one man stands out for his loyalty to the dying king, the kingdom, and Christianity itself. That man is Balian d'Ibelin. This is the second book in a three-part biographical novel about Balian d'Ibelin, who defended Jerusalem against Salah ad-Din in 1187.

The novel Salah Asuhan, translated here as Never the Twain, is among the most popular works of modern Indonesian fiction. First published in 1928, the book is still in print today. Hanafi, the novel's protagonist, is madly in love with Corrie du Bussee, a beautiful Eurasian, though he has long been betrothed, to his cousin, Rapiah. Which woman should Hanafi marry? Corrie, the feisty, liberated Western woman, or the simple-hearted Rapiah? The conflict Hanafi faces serves as an allegory for pre-independent Indonesia as it struggled toward national identity. Which course was the emerging nation to take? Was it to adhere to traditional values or was it to adopt Western notions of progress and modernity when, in doing so, might lead to the creation of a race of people who were neither Eastern nor Western?

On June 5, 1982, the Israeli invasion of Lebanon began its sweep towards Beirut. As Princess Dina and her husband Salah Ta'amari watched the relentless advance of the Israeli forces from her home in Sidon in the South of Lebanon, she found herself torn between getting away while she could to be with her dying mother in Cairo, or remaining at Salah's side as he helped to organize the local Palestinian resistance.At the insistence of Salah, she left for Cairo, knowing that he would, as spokesman of the Palestine Liberation Organization, be a marked man for the Israelis. Each day the news from Lebanon became more agonizing until she learnt that Salah was in Israeli hands, first for interrogation at Gadera prison in the Occupied Territories, and then with several thousand others at the notorious prison camp of Ansar.By an unlikely chance, she was able to make contact with him in captivity and out of this there slowly emerged the seeds of an extraordinary initiative: to negotiate the release of thousands of Palestinians, Lebanese and other nationalities in exchange for six captured Israeli soldiers.Duet for Freedom tells, for the first time, the inside story of how this was achieved. It interweaves Princess Dina's own gripping chronicle of the role she played with first hand accounts from Salah and other prisoners of thei experiences of desperation, tragedy and heroism. It also forms the unique story of a determined love able to overcome every barrier.

Poetry. Memoir. LGBT Studies. Do you have a poet whose every poem you want to read? Trish Salah might be that poet. Written between lyric and language poetries, and exploring the transgender fantasies encoded in feminist, autobiographical, anthropological and psychoanalytic archives, LYRIC SEXOLOGY VOL. 1 could be your book. Drawing upon Freud's interpretation of the memoirs of the jurist Daniel Paul Schreber, alongside gender theories, polemics and case studies dating from the end of the 20th century to beginning of the 21st, Trish Salah samples and remixes the clinic and the club, dystopia and draughty apartments, re-presenting an emergent transgender subject in all (or at least some) of her/hir/his/their messy contrariness and queerly multiple biomythographies. One might even call this composite a syncretic strategy for building a conceptual, poetic world in a single volume. But, inevitably, more is left out than in. Salah revels in the conflicts of undermining specialization: "i need to take a shower. i'm troubled by / increasingly distorted fanfictions, psychotic or melancholy, / with the loss of canon." Nevertheless her text shimmies its way through the regulatory regimes of race, class and genre by always bringing us back to glib reality: "we all need haircuts though." Roof Books is proud to publish this revelatory manuscript.