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Elevate your style with these Chie Mihara pumps in luxurious leather. The mizan design adds a touch of sophistication to any outfit. Perfect for the modern woman who loves to stand out.

Elevate your style with these Chie Mihara pumps in luxurious leather. The mizan design adds a touch of sophistication to any outfit. Perfect for the modern woman who loves to stand out.

Elevate your style with these Chie Mihara pumps in luxurious leather. The mizan design adds a touch of sophistication to any outfit. Perfect for the modern woman who loves to stand out.

Elevate your style with these Chie Mihara pumps in luxurious leather. The mizan design adds a touch of sophistication to any outfit. Perfect for the modern woman who loves to stand out.

Elevate your style with these Chie Mihara pumps in luxurious leather. The mizan design adds a touch of sophistication to any outfit. Perfect for the modern woman who loves to stand out.

Elevate your style with these Chie Mihara pumps in luxurious leather. The mizan design adds a touch of sophistication to any outfit. Perfect for the modern woman who loves to stand out.

Elevate your style with these Chie Mihara pumps in luxurious leather. The mizan design adds a touch of sophistication to any outfit. Perfect for the modern woman who loves to stand out.

Elevate your style with these Chie Mihara pumps in luxurious leather. The mizan design adds a touch of sophistication to any outfit. Perfect for the modern woman who loves to stand out.

Elevate your style with these Chie Mihara pumps in luxurious leather. The mizan design adds a touch of sophistication to any outfit. Perfect for the modern woman who loves to stand out.

Protestantism's classic work on Islam, later revised and enlarged by W. St. Clair Tisdall and now lightly edited for the 20th century by Alev Books. All Qur'anic quotations taken from the translation by Yusuf Ali.

Protestantism's classic work on Islam, later revised and enlarged by W. St. Clair Tisdall and now lightly edited for the 20th century by Alev Books. All Qur'anic quotations taken from the translation by Yusuf Ali.

Mizan Press is pleased to announce the publication of the first English translation from the Risala, the famous compendium of Sufi knowledge and practice by al-Qushayri (d. 1072). Principles of Sufism includes all sections of the Risala concerning the fundamental principles of Sufism; it omits only the biographical notices at the beginning of the work and various hgihly technical matters at its end. One of the most widely read Sufi treatises in Arabic, the Risala defines classical Sufism through the use of quotations from the Qur'an, the Prophetic Traditions and reference to the exemplary behavior of the ascetics and saints. Al-Qushayri illustrates the principles of Sufism with tales and sayings of the first generation of Muslims and of his contemporaries in the 5/11th century. Readers are given a rich account of what Sufism as a way of life implied for the early Muslims.

In the little city of Flint, MI, the good die young and the people left standing are the grimiest of characters. With reign over the city's drug trade, Benjamin Atkins made sure that his precious daughter, Raven, was secluded from the grit that the city had to offer. But when Raven's young heart gets claimed by Mizan, a stick-up kid in search of a come-up, there's nothing Benjamin can do about losing her to the streets. She chooses love over loyalty and runs off with Mizan, but her new role as wifey soon proves to be more than she can handle.Puppy love always feels right, but things turn stale, and she soon finds that everyone she loves has disappeared. All she has is Mizan, but when hugs and kisses turn to bloody lips and black eyes, she realizes that Mizan is not who she thought he was. Raven becomes desperate for a way out, but this time, Daddy can't save her. Every time she finds the courage to leave, fear convinces her to stay. Like a moth to a flame, Raven is drawn to Mizan, even though she knows he'll be the death of her. When the hood life she chose becomes unbearable and the only way out is in a coffin, what will she do?

In the little city of Flint, MI, the good die young and the people left standing are the grimiest of characters. With reign over the city's drug trade, Benjamin Atkins made sure that his precious daughter, Raven, was secluded from the grit that the city had to offer. But when Raven's young heart gets claimed by Mizan, a stick-up kid in search of a come-up, there's nothing Benjamin can do about losing her to the streets. She chooses love over loyalty and runs off with Mizan, but her new role as wifey soon proves to be more than she can handle.Puppy love always feels right, but things turn stale, and she soon finds that everyone she loves has disappeared. All she has is Mizan, but when hugs and kisses turn to bloody lips and black eyes, she realizes that Mizan is not who she thought he was. Raven becomes desperate for a way out, but this time, Daddy can't save her. Every time she finds the courage to leave, fear convinces her to stay. Like a moth to a flame, Raven is drawn to Mizan, even though she knows he'll be the death of her. When the hood life she chose becomes unbearable and the only way out is in a coffin, what will she do?

Mizan Press is pleased to announce the publication of the first English translation from the Risala, the famous compendium of Sufi knowledge and practice by al-Qushayri (d. 1072). Principles of Sufism includes all sections of the Risala concerning the fundamental principles of Sufism; it omits only the biographical notices at the beginning of the work and various hgihly technical matters at its end. One of the most widely read Sufi treatises in Arabic, the Risala defines classical Sufism through the use of quotations from the Qur'an, the Prophetic Traditions and reference to the exemplary behavior of the ascetics and saints. Al-Qushayri illustrates the principles of Sufism with tales and sayings of the first generation of Muslims and of his contemporaries in the 5/11th century. Readers are given a rich account of what Sufism as a way of life implied for the early Muslims.