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3D Islamic Facebook Timeline Profile Covers

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All Praise is due to Allah, the Lord of the Worlds, the [one Who] sustains the Heavens and Earths, Director of all that is created, who sent the Messengers (may the peace and blessing of Allah be upon all of them) to rational beings, to guide them and explain the religious laws to them with clear proofs and undeniable arguments. I praise Him for all His bounties. I ask Him to increase His Grace and Generosity. I bear witness that there is none worthy of worship except Allah alone, who has no partner, the One, Who Subdues, the Generous, the Forgiving. I bear witness that our leader Muhammad is His servant and Messenger, His beloved and dear one, the best of all creation. He was honoured with the Glorious Quran that has been an enduring miracle throughout the years.

He was also sent with his guiding Sunnah that shows the way for those who seek guidence. Our leader Muhammad has been particularized with the characteristic of eloquent and pithy speech, and simplicity and ease in the religion. May the peace and blessing of Allah be upon him, the other Prophets and Messengers, all if their families and the rest of the righteous.

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DemocracyNow! May 14, 2012 - Noam Chomsky

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Amy Goodman speaks with the legendary Noam Chomsky about a number of issues, including Palestinian Hunger Strikes, How the Occupy Movement brought Solidarity back to America, Wikileaks, Obama's targeted assassinations and how Latin America seems to be turning on America and America's bitch otherwise known as Canada.

Filmed during the NACLA Conference.

A History of the World in 100 Objects

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A History of the World in 100 Objects
BBC Radio 4
21 Jan 2010 - 22 Oct 2010

1. Making Us Human (2,000,000 - 9000 BC)
Neil MacGregor tells the story of two million years of our development through a hundred objects in the British Museum. We begin with the first that make us human.

1/5. Mummy of Hornedjitef (18 Jan 2010)
On Neil's first visit to the British Museum he was intrigued by the Mummy of Hornedjitef.

2/5. Olduvai Stone Chopping Tool (19 Jan 2010)
Two million years ago in Tanzania, a chipped stone marked the emergence of modern humans.

3/5. Olduvai Handaxe (20 Jan 2010)
Neil MacGregor on early humans as they slowly begin to move beyond their African homeland.

4/5. Swimming Reindeer (21 Jan 2010)
Neil MacGregor on the story of the Swimming Reindeer, a carving dating back 13,000 years.

5/5. Clovis Spear Point (22 Jan 2010)
Neil MacGregor on a hunting weapon dating from the earliest North American settlement.

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2. After the Ice Age: Food and Sex (9000 - 3500 BC)
Neil MacGregor's story takes him to the end of the Ice Age, as the first farmers created objects to consume new foods, venerate new gods and even take a new look at sex

1/5. Bird-shaped Pestle (25 Jan 2010)
Neil MacGregor investigates early attempts at cookery.

2/5. Ain Sakri Lovers Figurine (26 Jan 2010)
Neil MacGregor continues a material history of human society with the story of two lovers.

3/5. Egyptian Clay Model of Cattle(27 Jan 2010)
Neil MacGregor considers the state of culture in Egypt before the pharaohs.

4/5. Maya Maize God Statue (28 Jan 2010)
Neil MacGregor tells the story of a Maize God made of stone by the Mayan people.

5/5. Jamon Pot (29 Jan 2010)
Neil MacGregor tells the story of a 7,000-year-old Japanese pot and a forgotten people.

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3. The First Cities and States (4000 - 2000 BC)
Five objects from the British Museum's collection tell the story of the emergence of the earliest cities in the river valleys of North Africa and Asia.

1/5. King Den's Sandal Label (01 Feb 2010)
Neil MacGregor investigates a great Pharoah's sandal label.

2/5. Standard of Ur (02 Feb 2010)
Neil MacGregor describes the discovery of a set of mosaics from the ancient city of Ur.

3/5. Indus Seal (03 Feb 2010)
Neil MacGregor examines stone stamps from the Indus Valley in modern-day Pakistan.

4/5. Jade Axe (04 Feb 2010)
Neil MacGregor tells the story of a 6,000-year-old axe found in Kent.

5/5. Early Writing Tablet (05 Feb 2010)
Neil MacGregor finds the earliest example of writing: a 5,000-year-old tablet about beer.

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4. The Beginning of Science and Literature (1500 - 700 BC)
4,000 years ago societies were becoming more sophisticated. Among this week's objects are the earliest examples of literature and science.
The Minoans of Crete were more powerful than the mainland and enjoyed a complex and still largely unknown culture. They enjoyed a ritual connection with bulls as well as with a rich bronze making tradition. To consider the Minoans and the role of the bull in myth and legend, Neil introduces us to a small bronze sculpture of a man leaping over a bull, one of the highlights of the British Museum's Minoan collection. He explores the vast network of trade routes in the Mediterranean of the time, encounters an ancient shipwreck and tracks down a modern day bull leaper to try and figure out the attraction.[/img]

1/5. Flood Tablet (8 Feb 2010)
Neil MacGregor gives an account of a great flood much older than the one told in the Bible.

2/5. Rhind Mathematical Papyrus (9 Feb 2010)
Neil MacGregor describes man's early calculations on an Egyptian papyrus fragment.

3/5. Minoan Bull Leaper (10 Feb 2010)
Neil MacGregor's history arrives at a Minoan treasure and a dangerous hobby from 1700 BC.

4/5. Mold Gold Cape (11 Feb 2010)
Neil MacGregor tells the story of a gold cape found in Wales and made over 3500 years ago.

5/5. Statue of Ramesses II (12 Feb 2010)
The world of Egypt as ruled by Ramesses II and told through one of his giant statues.

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5. Old World, New Powers (1100 - 300 BC)
From the very first coinage to burial shrouds, Neil MacGregor decodes five objects to reveal the ambition of new regimes across the world.

1/5. Lachish Reliefs (15 Feb 2010)
Neil MacGregor's world history continues with images of war made over 2,500 years ago.

2/5. Sphinx of Taharqo (16 Feb 2010)
How Egypt was conquered by Sudan and how a black sphinx proves it.

3/5. Chinese Zhou Ritual Vessel (17 Feb 2010)
A 3,000-year-old Chinese ritual and a bronze burial object.

4/5. Paracas Textile (18 Feb 2010)
Neil MacGregor considers ancient textiles from Peru.

5/5. Gold Coin of Croesus (19 Feb 2010)
Neil MacGregor discusses the world's first proper coins that made King Croesus so rich.

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6. The World in the Age of Confucius (500 - 300 BC)
2,500 years ago thinkers such as Confucius and Plato were exploring how people should live, but can objects like the Parthenon sculptures or a golden chariot tell us more?

1/5. Oxus Chariot Model (22 Feb 2010)
Neil MacGregor tells the story of a tiny gold chariot from ancient Persia.

2/5. Parthenon Sculpture: Centaur and Lapith (23 Feb 2010)
Neil MacGregor on some of the world's most disputed objects: the Parthenon sculptures.

3/5. Basse Yutz Flagons (24 Feb 2010)
Neil MacGregor explores the early world of the Celts through two bronze drinking flagons.

4/5. Olmec Stone Mask (25 Feb 2010)
Neil MacGregor tells the story of a forgotten people of ancient Mexico.

5/5. Chinese Bronze Bell (26 Feb 2010)
Neil MacGregor tells the story of a Chinese bronze bell from the age of Confucius.

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7. Empire Builders (300 BC - 1 AD)
This week he is with the great rulers of the world around 2,000 years ago.

1/5. Head of Alexander (17 May 2010)
Neil MacGregor tells the story of Alexander the Great through a small silver coin.

2/5. Pillar of Ashoka (18 May 2010)
Neil MacGregor on the life and legacy of the great Indian ruler Ashoka.

3/5. Rosetta Stone (19 May 2010)
Neil MacGregor with one of the past's most recognisable objects; the Rosetta Stone.

4/5. Chinese Han lacquer cup (20 May 2010)
Neil MacGregor on a beautiful lacquer cup and the imperial ambitions of Han Dynasty China.

5/5. Head of Augustus (21 May 2010)
The 2,000-year-old bronze head of one of the world's most famous rulers: Caesar Augustus.

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8. Ancient Pleasures, Modern Spice (1 - 600 AD)
Throughout this week Neil MacGregor, Director of the British Museum, explores the ways in which people sought pleasure around the world 2,000 years ago: from pipe smoking to sex.

1/5. Warren Cup (24 May 2010)
Neil MacGregor tells the story of a Roman silver cup with the power to shock.

2/5. North American Otter Pipe (25 May 2010)
Neil MacGregor on a 2,000-year-old stone pipe from North America.

3/5. Ceremonial Ballgame Belt (26 May 2010)
Neil MacGregor discovers the oldest ball game on earth.

4/5. Admonitions Scroll (27 May 2010)
Neil MacGregor examines an ancient Chinese scroll that rules on how women should behave.

5/5. Hoxne Pepper Pot (28 May 2010)
Neil MacGregor uses a silver pepper pot to tell of the Roman spice trade with India.

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9. The Rise of World Faiths (200 - 600 AD)
Neil MacGregor, Director of the British Museum, explores when and how many of the great religious images we are familiar with today came into existence.

1/5. Seated Buddha from Gandhara (31 May 2010)
Neil MacGregor tells the story of one of the world's best known figures, the Buddha.

2/5. Gold Coin of Kumaragupta I (01 June 2010)
Neil MacGregor examines the rise of religious imagery in India under the Guptas.

3/5. Silver Plate Showing Shapur II (02 June 2010)
Neil MacGregor examines a dramatic image of power and faith from ancient Iran.

4/5. Hinton St Mary Mosaic (03 June 2010)
Neil MacGregor encounters one of the earliest images of Christ.

5/5. Arabian Bronze Hand (04 Jun 2010)
A mysterious bronze hand helps tell the story of religious belief in Arabia before Islam.

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10. The Silk Road and Beyond (400 - 700 AD)
Five objects from the British Museum tell the story of the movement of goods and ideas, along the Silk Road out of China, to Korea and even as far as East Anglia.

1/5. Gold Coins of Abd al-Malik (07 June 2010
Two gold coins from Syria which sum up one of history's greatest political upheavals.

2/5. Sutton Hoo Helmet (08 June 2010)
Neil MacGregor with one of the most sensational finds from Anglo-Saxon Britain.

3/5. Moche Warrior Pot (09 June 2010)
Neil MacGregor examines a pottery warrior figure from a forgotten people in Peru.

4/5. Korean Roof Tile (10 June 2010)
Neil MacGregor looks at what was happening in 7th-century Korea.

5/5. Silk Princess Painting (11 June 2010)
Neil MacGregor examines a painting from the Silk Road.

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11. Inside The Palace: Secrets At Court (700 - 950 AD)
From the inside of a harem to inside a Chinese grave, five objects shed light on the lives of the ruling elites 1200 years ago

1/5. Maya Relief of Royal Blood-Letting (14 June 2010)
A disturbing, bloody image from the ancient Mayan civilisation.

2/5. Harem wall painting fragments (15 June 2010)
Neil MacGregor on mysterious faces from a harem in an ancient city north of Baghdad.

3/5. Lothair Crystal (16 June 2010)
Neil MacGregor examines an engraved crystal and royal intrigue at the heart of Europe.

4/5. Statue of Tara (17 June 2010)
Neil MacGregor looks at a beguiling statue of the Buddhist deity Tara.

5/5. Chinese Tang tomb figures (18 June 2010)
Neil MacGregor examines a collection of tomb figures from Tang dynasty China.

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12. Pilgrims, Raiders and Traders (900 - 1300 AD)
Neil MacGregor uses five objects from the British Museum's collection that show how, even 1,000 years ago, trade, war and religion moved objects freely around the globe.

1/5. Vale of York Hoard (21 June 2010)
Neil MacGregor explores a great Viking silver hoard discovered in North Yorkshire.

2/5. Hedwig glass beaker (22 June 2010)
Neil MacGregor with a glass vessel linked with a saintly miracle worker.

3/5. Japanese bronze mirror (23 June 2010)
Neil MacGregor tells the story of a bronze mirror found in a sacred pond in Japan.

4/5. Borobudur Buddha head (24 June 2010)
Neil MacGregor examines a stone head of the Buddha from Borobudur on the island of Java.

5/5. Kilwa pot sherds (25 June 2010)
Neil MacGregor sifts through broken pot fragments from an African beach.

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13. Status Symbols (1200 - 1400 AD)
Neil MacGregor explores this period of learning and scientific achievement through magnificent objects which were used by the wealthy to reflect their status.

1/5. Lewis Chessmen (28 June 2010)
Neil MacGregor examines a board game found in the Outer Hebrides.

2/5. Hebrew Astrolabe (29 June 2010)
Neil MacGregor examines an extraordinary astronomical instrument.

3/5. Ife Head (30 June 2010)
Neil MacGregor examines a magnificent brass head from the African city of Ife.

4/5. The David Vases (01 July 2010)
Neil MacGregor examines a pair of porcelain vases from Yuan dynasty China.

5/5. Taino Ritual Seat (02 July 2010)
Neil MacGregor tells the story of a ritual seat from a lost Caribbean culture.

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14. Meeting The Gods (1200 - 1400 AD)
From Mexico to Easter Island, the followers of many world religions used objects to become closer to their gods. Neil MacGregor finds five such devotional items.

1/5. Holy Thorn Reliquary (05 July 2010)
Neil MacGregor examines a reliquary made for a thorn from Christ's crown of thorns.

2/5. Icon of the Triumph of Orthodoxy (06 July 2010)
Neil MacGregor tells the story of a 14th-century icon from the Byzantine Empire.

3/5. Shiva and Parvati Sculpture (07 July 2010)
Neil MacGregor examines a stone sculpture of the Hindu deity Shiva and his consort Parvati

4/5. Statue of Huastec Goddess (08 July 2010)
Neil MacGregor examines a sculpture of a goddess made by the Huastec people of Mexico.

5/5. Hoa Hakananai'a Easter Island Statue
Neil MacGregor discusses one of the extraordinary giant figures from Easter Island.

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15. The Threshold of the Modern World (1375-1550 AD)
This week Neil MacGregor is exploring the great empires of the world around 1500 - from the Inca in South America to the Ming in China and the Timurids in the Middle East.

1/5. Tughra of Suleiman the Magnificent (13 Sept 2010)
Neil MacGregor with the personal monogram of Suleyman the Magnificent.

2/5. Ming Banknote (14 Sept 2010)
Neil MacGregor with a 14th century bank note - from Ming Dynasty China.

3/5. Inca Gold Llama (15 Sept 2010)
Neil MacGregor with a model of a llama - the animal behind the Inca Empire.

4/5. Jade Dragon Cup (16 Sept 2010)
Neil MacGregor with a jade cup that belonged a great leader of the Timurid Empire.

5/5. Durer's Rhinoceros (17 Sept 2010)
Neil MacGregor discusses Durer's Rhinoceros.

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16. The First Global Economy (1450 - 1600 AD)
Neil MacGregor uses objects from around the world to chart Europe's expanding maritime trade and empires that created the first global economy between 1450 and 1600.

1/5. The mechanical galleon (20 Sept 2010)
Neil Macgregor with a clockwork galleon designed for a grand dinner table.

2/5. Benin plaque - the Oba with Europeans (21 Sept 2010)
Neil MacGregor with some of the best examples of African art, the great plaques of Benin.

3/5. Double-headed serpent (22 Sept 2010)
Neil MacGregor with one of the stars of the British Museum - an Aztec serpent.

4/5. Kakiemon elephants (23 Sept 2010)
Neil MacGregor with porcelain white elephants from Japan.

5/5. Pieces of eight (24 Sept 2010)
Neil MacGregor with the first truly global money - silver pieces of eight.

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17. Tolerance and Intolerance (1550 - 1700 AD)
Neil MacGregor charts the relationships between faiths across the globe around 400 years ago, looking at objects from India and Central America, Europe and Indonesia.

1/5. The Shi'a religious parade standard (27 Sept 2010)
Neil Macgregor with a powerful symbol from Shia Iran.

2/5. Miniature of a Mughal prince (28 Sept 2010)
Neil MacGregor with a miniature painting from Mughal India.

3/5. Shadow Puppet of Bima (29 Sept 2010)
Neil MacGregor explores religion and politics in South East Asia - through a shadow puppet

4/5. Mexican codex map (30 Sept 2010)
Neil MacGregor explores the Spanish religious conquest of Mexico with a map.

5/5. Reformation centenary broadsheet (01 Oct 2010)
Neil MacGregor with a souvenir of the 100th anniversary of the Protestant reformation.

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18. Exploration, Exploitation and Enlightenment (1680 - 1820 AD)
Neil MacGregor goes back to the 18th century to look at the Age of the European Enlightenment, through five objects from different cultures around the world.

1/5. Akan drum (04 Oct 2010)
Neil MacGregor with an African drum taken to America during the slave trade.

2/5. Hawaiian feather helmet (05 Oct 2010)
Neil MacGregor with a feathered helmet given to Captain Cook by Pacific Islanders.

3/5. North American buckskin map (06 Oct 2010)
Neil MacGregor with a buckskin map from North America.

4/5. Australian bark shield (07 Oct 2010)
Neil MacGregor with an aboriginal bark shield brought from Australia by Captain Cook.

5/5. Jade bi (08 Oct 2010)
Neil MacGregor with an object from the 18th century Chinese Enlightenment - a jade ring.

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19. Mass Production, Mass Persuasion (1780 - 1914 AD)
Neil MacGregor uses five objects to highlight the shifts in the balance of economic, political and imperial power in the C19th - and the enormous consequences across the rest of the world.

1/5. Ship's chronometer from HMS Beagle (11 Oct 2010)
Neil MacGregor with the chronometer that accompanied Darwin to South America.

2/5. Early Victorian tea set (12 Oct 2010)
Neil MacGregor tells the story of the global trade in tea - with a Victorian tea set.

3/5. Hokusai's The Great Wave (13 Oct 2010)
Neil MacGregor with a familiar image - Hokusai's The Great Wave.

4/5. Sudanese slit drum (14 Oct 2010)
Neil MacGregor with a wooden drum from Sudan that Kitchener presented to Queen Victoria.

5/5. Suffragette-defaced penny (15 Oct 2010)
Neil MacGregor with a penny coin defaced by suffragettes with the words "Votes for women".

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20.The World of Our Making (1914 - 2010 AD)
Neil MacGregor concludes the series with five objects from the C20th and C21st whose stories explore different aspects of our world from plastics to propaganda, sexual revolutions to war.

1/5. Russian revolutionary plate (18 Oct 2010)
Neil MacGregor nears the end of his world history - with a Russian revolutionary plate.

2/5. Hockney's In the Dull Village (19 Oct 2010)
Neil MacGregor considers the state of human rights - with a David Hockney print.

3/5. Throne of Weapons (20 Oct 2010)
Neil MacGregor with an African throne - made from decommissioned guns.

4/5. Credit card (21 Oct 2010)
Neil MacGregor with a credit card - one that is compliant with Sharia law.

5/5. Solar-powered lamp and charger (22 Oct 2010)
Neil MacGregor's last object in his world history - a solar-powered lamp and charger.

The Rights of Non-Muslims in The Islamic World

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Address: The Rights of Non-Muslims in The Islamic World

Format: PDF

Language: English

Pages: 81

Formation : Salih ibn Husain Al-‘Ayid

Reviewing : Muhammad AbdulRaoof

Short Description: In this study titled The Rights of non-Muslims in the Islamic World, to discuss this issue in depth, so that non-Muslims can know what Islam guarantees them, and not go to extremes in making demands that have no basis in truth. At the same time, Muslims can learn about the rights of others, and not oppress them by denying them some or all of their rights.

Middle Eastern Cookery Cookbook

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All Arto der Haroutunian's twelve cookbooks written in the 1980s became classics; it was his belief that the rich culinary tradition of the Middle East is the main source of many of our Western cuisines and his books were intended as an introduction to that tradition.

His Middle Eastern Cookery is regarded as the seminal work on the subject but it has been out of print for twenty years with second hand copies on offer for over four hundred pounds, such was its scarcity and popularity. At last here in a new redesigned edition is the Middle Eastern cookbook that everyone wants. It is a book containing every possible recipe from the Middle East -there are dishes from the plains of Georgia, from Afganistan, Egypt, Syria, Lebanon, Israel, Persia and Armenia.

It is written in the same wonderful style as his other classic cookbooks; peppered with anecdotes on life, food and culture. He guides us first round the mezze table and then leads us on to recipes for soups, salads, savouries, pilaffs, kebabs, casseroles and grills that make the best use of meat, fish and poultry. He teaches the cook about the different spices that are favoured by different countries - mint for Armenia, cumin for Iran and with each recipe comes a piece of history or a fable which makes this a book to read as well as an unequalled collection of recipes. Arto der Haroutunian was born in Aleppo, Syria in 1940 and grew up in the Levant, but came to England as a child and remained here for most of his life. In 1970, in partnership with his brother, he opened the first Armenian restaurant in Manchester which eventually became a successful chain of six restaurants and two hotels. He died in 1987 at the untimely age of 47 but is survived by his wife and son who still live in Manchester. As well as his passion for cooking, Arto was a painter of international reputation, a composer and translator of Turkish, Arab, Persian and Armenian authors. He was a true polymath.

I purchased this book over twenty years ago when I was in Cyprus. It still remains one of my most favorite cook books. Not only are there wonderful recipes from the Middle East but there are also little stories that describe the culture and food of the region. The author has also included regional variations of a single recipe(eg. five different preparations of coffee!). There is a great variety of food preparations not found in any other book. A true gem and a must for any fine collection!.

Palestine Inside Out - An Everyday Occupation - Saree Makdisi

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“A compelling account . . . and a reminder that a true peace can be built only on justice.”—Desmond M. Tutu
Tending one’s fields, visiting a relative, going to the hospital: for ordinary Palestinians, such activities require negotiating permits and passes, curfews and closures, “sterile roads” and “seam zones”—bureaucratic hurdles ultimately as deadly as outright military incursion. In Palestine Inside Out, Saree Makdisi draws on eye-opening statistics, academic histories, UN reports, and contemporary journalism to reveal how the “peace process” institutionalized Palestinians’ loss of control over their inner and outer lives—and argues powerfully and convincingly for a one-state solution.

The Shame of the Catholic Church Plus eBook

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The Shame of the Catholic Church 2012 05 02 (BBC This World BBC2) + EBOOK

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The Irish Catholic Church once had unquestioned moral authority—now it is in tatters with rape and torture of children having continued almost unabated until now. Sixty years of official reports confirm this.

Journalistic, judicial and political pressure may finally bring the Church to its knees. But the leadership is still in a state of deep denial, coverups and buck-passing so the problems are not yet resolved.

A government report said Bishop John Magee falsely told the Irish government and the health service that his diocese was reporting all new cases of child abuse to the authorities. Bishop Magee stood down in March 2009 after serving as bishop of Cloyne since 1987.

In May 2012, The BBC reveals that despite being told about other children being abused and other children at risk of abuse, Cardinal Sean Brady did not alert their parents or inform the police and says he will never accept responsibility or resign unless told to by the Pope.

Learn arabic

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Several books to help learning arabic, also contains softwares.

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Arabia - A Story of the Golden Ages (2011)

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Arabia: A Story of the Golden Ages
Arabia takes viewers deep into an exotic land steeped in 2,000 years of ancient history and unique customs not found anywhere else in the world. As if on a magic carpet ride across this desert kingdom, audiences will discover the lost city of Madain Saleh, explore its ancient tombs, travel with a camel caravan along the early frankincense trade route, survive a desert sandstorm, dive the coral reefs and shipwrecks of the Red Sea, experience the warmth of the world-famous Beduoin hospitality, and join in the annual hajj pilgrimage, where 2 million Muslims gather in Meccah in the single largest gathering of people on Earth. They will also discover modern day Arabia, which finds itself in the midst of monumental change. Bonus features , Making Of.

Tunnel Vision (Gaza) (2010)

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Tunnel Vision (Gaza)
by Alexis Monchovet
On air: 12th September 2010

It has to be one of the world’s worst jobs… digging the tunnels under the border between the Gaza Strip and Egypt to smuggle supplies across the border into the Palestinian enclave.

With the constant threat of bombs and collapse, French filmmaker Alexis Monchovet follows Palestinian tunnel workers as they work in the dead of night to move bag after bag of goods through the narrow winding passageways.

The trade continues even though the Israeli blockade has been partially lifted and the crossing from Egypt into Gaza opened since nine activists were killed on a recent peace flotilla.

Israel often bombs and destroys the tunnels, but the workers somehow manage to smile through as they build more and keep the goods and their own black market economy moving..

The Hidden Art of Islam (2012)

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The Hidden Art of Islam
At the British Museum, a collection of artefacts from the Muslim world is on show which tells the history of a journey to Mecca always forbidden to non-Muslims. It features a succession of examples of the rich visual language of Islamic culture past and present, artwork created to reflect the powerful experience for any Muslim making the Hajj pilgrimage to Islam's most sacred city and its most sacred building, the Ka'aba. However, an artform not usually associated with Islam is also on show, a form many believe is prohibited by Islam - portraits, depictions of human figures and whole tableaux showing pilgrims performing the most important pillar of the Muslim faith. In this documentary, Rageh Omaar sets out to find out that if human depiction is the source of such controversy, how is it that the art displayed here shows a tradition of figurative art at the heart of Islam for century after century? He explores what forms of art are acceptable for a Muslim - and why this artistic tradition has thrived - in the hidden art of the muslim world.

Wham Bam Islam (2011)

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In 2003, Dr. Naif Al-Mutawa — Kuwaiti psychologist, graduate of Columbia Business School and father of four young boys — had an idea: create a comic book series with roots in Islam and Islamic culture. Al-Mutawa came up with the concept of THE 99: a team of superheroes, each one exemplifying one of the 99 attributes of Allah. His motivations were both entrepreneurial and idealistic — THE 99 would exemplify the Islamic virtues of compassion, understanding, and tolerance – qualities not often associated with Islam by the West. Within the Islamic world, Al-Mutawa hoped these new role models would counter the growing tide of political and religious extremism.

As a business, it was a daunting task — comics were relatively unknown in the Arab market and those that existed were all Western imports. Al-Mutawa managed to raise $7 million in initial capital from 54 investors across four continents and brought together a team of comic book veterans to create THE 99. The first issue was released during Ramadan 2006 and although it enjoyed widespread critical success, THE 99 immediately came under suspicion from religious leaders. The comic was banned in Saudi Arabia and there were threats of a fatwa forbidding THE 99. As Al-Mutawa battles the cultural gatekeepers (both anointed and self-anointed) to a draw Al-Mutawa becomes a forceful advocate for an Islam based on open-mindedness and individual thought.

However, Al-Mutawa faces an even more vexing nemesis: the global marketplace. With the comic missing its projected sales numbers in the Middle East, Al-Mutawa turns to theme parks and animation with the hopes that through these more lucrative platforms he may save his fledgling superhero property. Realizing that THE 99 will not survive if focused solely on the Middle East, Al-Mutawa must now target an international and predominately non-Muslim market. However, in doing so, is Al-Mutawa abandoning the underlying social principles for creating THE 99 to make it financially viable?

Syria - Inside the Secret Revolution

Sat, 05 May 2012 03:00:11 -0400

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After Libya, will Syria be the next Arab dictatorship to fall to people power? For months, a popular uprising has been fighting an unseen and bloody battle against the Syrian regime. Panorama has been filming inside Syria, and can now tell the full story of those struggling against President Assad and the truth about his brutal crackdown against his own people.

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Inside Assad's Syria (2011)

Sat, 05 May 2012 02:56:58 -0400

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Money Power and Wall Street (2012)

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4 one hour episodes (240 mins) Broadcast on 2 nights 24th April and 1st May 2012

Frontline reports focus on political, social, and criminal justice issues, and has won Emmy, Writers Guild, and Peabody Awards.

FRONTLINE tells the inside story of the global financial crisis in a four hour mini-series on the global financial crisis. Goes inside the struggles to rescue and repair a shattered economy, exploring key decisions, missed opportunities and the unprecedented and uneasy partnership between government leaders and titans of finance.

“Money, Power and Wall Street is demanding, this isn’t Finance for Dummies,” “The program feels fresh and vivid, and takes no prisoners,”. FRONTLINE finds plenty of blame to go around, but is most devastating in its dissection of the chummy collusion between bankers and the government leaders who should have been watch-dogging them.

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Inside the epic rise of a new financial order -- and the trouble that followed.

Episode Two 54:30
How U.S. leaders struggled to respond to a financial crisis that caught them by surprise.

Episode Three 57:25
How Obama inherited a financial crisis that would define his first term.

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FRONTLINE probes a Wall Street culture that remains focused on risky trades, and not the other 99%.

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Interview with Rabbi Dovid Weiss on Zionism

Fri, 04 May 2012 02:11:07 -0400

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When Binyamin Netanyahu, Israel’s prime minister, visited Washington last week on the eve of the Purim holiday, he gave Barack Obama, the US president, what he considered a symbolic gift - a copy of the old testament book of Esther.

Netanyahu called it "background reading on Iran", since its story concerns relations with Jews in the Persian empire some 2,500 years ago.

It is considered by scholars to be mostly fiction, but for Netanyahu Esther represented justification for his stance against modern Iran.

”Israel must reserve the right to defend itself. And after all that’s the very purpose of the Jewish state. To restore to the Jewish people control over our destiny,” Netanyahu said.

But Netanyahu’s controversial reading of history, even his fight to preserve the state of Israel, are questioned by many of Judaism’s own religious authorities.

"This is against the will of the Almighty and this is not what it means to be a Jew," says Jewish religious scholar Rabbi Yisroel Dovid Weiss (below) , a spokesman for "Jews against Zionism", who believes that Israel as a state is not legitimate. He says that Zionism has created "rivers of blood" and he opposes the occupation of Palestine.

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On the threat from Iran and President Ahmadinejad he says: "He gives charity to Jewish communities and he says one thing: he has a problem with the oppression of the Palestinian people. And the words "wipe out" he constantly says that Iran doesn't have a history and he is not talking about harming anybody he says that God will not allow this crime to happen. We concur with him that Jews are in danger because there is Zionism because it says in the Tora if you rebel against God, it will not be successful and there will be catastrophic results and Zionism has brought catastrophic results and it could be much worse."

In the interview on Al Jazeera Weiss explains why Zionism and Judaism are not the same thing.

A Message to who does not believe in Prophet Muhammad Peace be upon Him

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Address: A Message to who does not believe in Prophet Muhammad Peace be upon Him

Language: English

Format: PDF

Pages: 31

Reviewing : Muhammad AbdulRaoof

From issues : http://www.rasoulallah.net - Website of Rasoulullah (peace be upon him)

Short Description: The purpose of this small book is not to answer ignorant or hostile critics, nor is it to recount praises of our Prophet as countless Muslim authors have done so eloquently over the centuries. Rather, it is to present facts that are based on historically verified sources and then leave the reader to make his own decision, or if he desires, to investigate the matter further.

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BBC This World 2012 Egypt Children of the Revolution

Sun, 29 Apr 2012 18:49:15 -0400

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Sociopolitical Documentary hosted by Jack Fortune, published by BBC broadcasted as part of BBC This World series in 2012 - English narration

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In February 2011, millions of Egyptians came together to bring down President Hosni Mubarak in what became the defining moment of the Arab Spring. For the past year Children of the Revolution has followed three young revolutionaries as their differing visions for the new Egypt have begun to collide. Ahmed Hassan hoped a new Egypt would mean finding work. Socialist activist Gigi Ibrahim's desire was for an Egypt that would respect freedom for all. Tahir Yasin, tortured in Mubarak's jails, joined a new ultra-conservative party hoping to realise his vision of Egypt as an Islamic state. Children of the Revolution goes into homes, markets and mosques, witnessing families at war and personal dreams of revolution unravel.

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The Clear Qur'anic Exegesis

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"The Glorious Qur'an is a book of guidance, rulings, behaviors, `Aqidah (faith), admonish, stories, recommendations, lessons, good news and warnings. Allah has sent it down to be the seal of the divine scriptures, a reference to the people, and a constitution for them in their affairs as long as they live. Despite the greatness of the Qur'an, its majesty and its perfect rulings, people have turned away from it except for a few. The attacks against the Qur'an were powerful and well-schemed by the enemies of Islam in order to distort the Muslims' source of power; which almost happened. We ask Allah to gather us under the banner of truth, make us superior through our religion and give us victory over the disbelievers in order that the Qur'an would be the reference of rulings and the source of knowledge from which all people extract knowledge everywhere. It is the miraculous speech of Allah which no one can innovate something of the like or even part of it. It came to us successively from narrators and reporters who could never tell a lie. It was written down in sheets as it was preserved in the memories of people. When the Qur'an was revealed to Muhammad (peace be upon him), Allah took the responsibility of preserving it; not as the previous scriptures."

Homs Journey into Hell

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War Documentary hosted by Paul Wood, published by BBC broadcasted as part of BBC Panorama series in 2012 - English narration

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BBC reporter Paul Wood, who has only just come out of Syria, charts the rise and brutal suppression of the uprising in the Syrian city of Homs. During the past four months, he and cameraman Fred Scott have been smuggled in and out of the City and surrounding areas - crawling for miles through unlit drainage tunnels to witness first-hand the Syrian government's bombardment of the city and its people. Their time in and around Homs charts the progress of the uprising there - from its start with hope of revolution, to following the refugees now fleeing the city to escape retribution at the hands of President Assad's security forces and angry with the rebel forces they believe have deserted them and left them to their fate.

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The Civilized Principles in the Prophet Muhammad�s Biography

Sat, 28 Apr 2012 15:33:59 -0400

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Address: The Civilized Principles in the Prophet’s Biography

Format: PDF

Pages: 40

Language: English

Reviewing : Muhammad AbdulRaoof

From issues : http://www.rasoulallah.net - Website of Rasoulullah (peace be upon him)

Short Description: The reason for writing this research is the phenomenon of insulting Islam and Muslims and debasing their sacred symbols, rituals, and legislations.
This comes in the form of systemized fierce campaigns led by politicians
and religious scholars and supported by media.

Islamic Book Collection

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Modest collection on various topics in Islam.

Gaza in Crisis

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Written by Noam Chomsky
Edition: 2010
Format(s): PDF
Language: English

"Chomsky is a global phenomenon . . . he may be the most widely read American voice on foreign policy on the planet."—The New York Times Book Review

"Ilan Pappé is Israel's bravest, most principled, most incisive historian."—John Pilger

Described by a UN fact-finding mission as "a deliberately disproportionate attack designed to punish, humiliate, and terrorize a civilian population," Israel's Operation Cast Lead thrust the humanitarian crisis in the Gaza Strip into the center of the debate about the Israel/Palestine conflict.

Although much of the material collected here precedes Israel's recent military attack on a Gaza-bound international flotilla of embargo-breaking humanitarian aid, this succinct and eye-opening collection of recent interviews and essays from the renowned linguist and activist Chomsky (Hopes and Prospects) and prominent Israeli historian Pappé (The Ethnic Cleansing of Palestine) gives essential context to the crisis. The reader will find Chomsky's consistent positions on everything from the origins of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict to the issue of a one- versus two-state settlement. Pappé adds vital and unexpected historical background, including a chapter on the deep American evangelical roots in the support of Zionism and the birth of modern Arab nationalism in Palestine. Pappé and Chomsky are not perfectly in synch on every point: Chomsky remains skeptical of an academic boycott of Israel, for instance, called for in the past by Pappé and others. But the fundamentals of the crisis--and its scale in humanitarian, moral and political terms--are clear, as well as clearly expressed, between them. This sober and unflinching analysis should be read and reckoned with by anyone concerned with practicable change in the long-suffering region. (Nov.) (c)
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About the Author
Noam Chomsky is widely regarded to be one of the foremost critics of US foreign policy in the world. He has published numerous groundbreaking books, articles, and essays on global politics, history, and linguistics. Among his recent books are the bestsellers Hegemony or Survival, recommended by Hugo Chavez in the United Nations, and Failed States. He is Institute Professor emeritus at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.

Ilan Pappe´is professor of history at the University of Exeter in the UK, where he is also co-director of the Exeter Center for Ethno-Political Studies, and director of the Palestine Studies Centre. He is author of the bestselling The Ethnic Cleansing of Palestine (Oneworld), A History of Modern Palestine (Cambridge), The Israel/Palestine Question (Routledge), and is a long time political activist.
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Paperback: 240 pages
Publisher: Haymarket Books; Original edition (November 9, 2010)
Language: English
ISBN-10: 1608460975
ISBN-13: 978-1608460977

The Struggle For Egypt (2012)

Sat, 21 Apr 2012 23:30:13 -0400

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Publication Date: October 7, 2011 |
Series: Council on Foreign Relations (Oxford)

The recent revolution in Egypt has shaken the Arab world to its roots. The most populous Arab country and the historical center of Arab intellectual life, Egypt is a linchpin of the US's Middle East strategy, receiving more aid than any nation except Israel. This is not the first time that the world and has turned its gaze to Egypt, however. A half century ago, Egypt under Nasser became the putative leader of the Arab world and a beacon for all developing nations. Yet in the decades prior to the 2011 revolution, it was ruled over by a sclerotic regime plagued by nepotism and corruption. During that time, its economy declined into near shambles, a severely overpopulated Cairo fell into disrepair, and it produced scores of violent Islamic extremists such as Ayman al-Zawahiri and Mohammed Atta.

In The Struggle for Egypt, Steven Cook--a Senior Fellow at the Council on Foreign Relations--explains how this parlous state of affairs came to be, why the revolution occurred, and where Egypt might be headed next. A sweeping account of Egypt in the modern era, it incisively chronicles all of the nation's central historical episodes: the decline of British rule, the rise of Nasser and his quest to become a pan-Arab leader, Egypt's decision to make peace with Israel and ally with the United States, the assassination of Sadat, the emergence of the Muslim Brotherhood, and--finally--the demonstrations that convulsed Tahrir Square and overthrew an entrenched regime.

Throughout Egypt's history, there has been an intense debate to define what Egypt is, what it stands for, and its relation to the world. Egyptians now have an opportunity to finally answer these questions. Doing so in a way that appeals to the vast majority of Egyptians, Cook notes, will be difficult but ultimately necessary if Egypt is to become an economically dynamic and politically vibrant society.

"With meticulous historical context and the acumen of a political scientist, Cook, a fellow at the Council on Foreign Relations, weaves together a narrative drawn from archives, interviews and his own firsthand reporting during a decade of visits to Egypt . . . What Cook has given us is a scholar's well-informed, analytical history, which offers invaluable insights to anyone interested in how Egypt came to its present impasse . . . a substantial and engaging book." --New York Times Book Review

"Incredibly vivid...the single best book on Egypt"--Fareed Zakaria
"[An] excellent new book." --The Christian Science Monitor
"From his wanderings on the Arab streets of Cairo (and dozens of other Arab and Turkish towns), Cook brings the revolution to life. But he does so with the depth of knowledge of someone who has understood the dynamics of Egyptian - indeed, Arab autocracy - for years." --Slate
"[A] detailed account of the build-up to revolution and how recent developments were organized . . . Cook, who is intimately familiar with Egypt and its political and cultural history, begins from Nasser's 1952 coup, providing broad context for his discussion." --Kirkus Reviews

"Tell[s] the story of Egypt in rich detail, beginning with Nasser and on to Sadat and Mubarak." --Nancy Youssef, Washington Week
"Jumping from the chaotic byways of Cairo to the highest reaches of international diplomacy, this providentially-timed account of modern Egyptian history combines immersion journalism with insightful policy analysis. A Senior Fellow at the Council on Foreign Relations, Cook translates an insider's perspective for a general readership." --Publishers Weekly
"A sweeping history of modern Egypt, this timely book will appeal to foreign policy professionals, academics and the general public. It is a reliable single source for understanding the flow and complexities of Egyptian politics, especially since the 1952 revolution."--Daniel Kurtzer, Professor, Princeton University, and former U.S. Ambassador to Egypt and Israel

"The fact that The Struggle for Egypt is exceptionally timely should not obscure its more lasting merits: this is an accessible, knowledgeable, fair-minded and very useful examination of the last sixty years of Egypt's political history, including moments of great pride and

decades of deep frustration. Anyone pondering the challenges and opportunities confronting Egypt-and Egypt's allies-after the January 25th Revolution would do well to start with this lucid account."--Lisa Anderson, President, The American University in Cairo
"Cook's timely, well-written history offers the best up to date review of Egypt's modern political history through the opening months of the revolution that brought down Hosni Mubarak. His account of how the 1952 Egyptian revolution produced the Nasserist authoritarian regime is more relevant today than ever, as is his discussion of the final years of the decaying Mubarak regime -- including intriguing new evidence about Gamal Mubarak's activities. " --ForeignPolicy.com, Best Books on the Middle East, 2011
"The Struggle For Egypt, is a timely, well-researched and lucid political history that sweeps back to the origins of the praetorian dynasty that has ruled Egypt since the 1952 military coup." --The Economist
"Cook's Struggle for Egypt is not just another Arab Spring book but one with lasting relevance for Egypt watchers. With 30 pages of footnotes, a 40-page bibliography and a comprehensive index, it is full of useful reference material, while personal anecdotes provide local flavor and add to the overall appeal . . . Cook's exploration of the history of the regime and the dynamics it produced help place current events in context and provide important insights about how the main protagonists are likely to respond to the evolving order. Even those who know Egypt well will learn something new from this fresh presentation of events." -- iddle East Policy

Steven A. Cook is the Hasib J. Sabbagh Senior Fellow at the Council on Foreign Relations. A leading expert on Arab and Turkish politics, Cook is the author of Ruling But Not Governing: The Military and Political Development in Egypt, Algeria, and Turkey.

    Hardcover: 424 pages
    Publisher: Oxford University Press, USA (October 7, 2011)
    Language: English

A Day in the House of the Messenger of Allah - Peace Be Upon Him

Fri, 13 Apr 2012 09:11:39 -0400

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Praise be Allah, Who has adorned the aspect of man by granting him good stature and proportion, Safeguarding him from increase and decline in his aspect and measurements, We ask for His forgiveness and guidance, We seek refuge from the evils, which are in ourselves and the wicked in our actions, And may the blessings and salutations be invoked upon Muhammad, His Prophet

A Day in the House of the Messenger of Allah - Peace Be Upon Him

Item Description ( Translation Item Description )

Address: A Day in the House of the Messenger of Allah - Peace Be Upon Him

Language: English

Pages: 68

Format: PDF

Reviewing : Muhammad AbdulRaoof

From issues : http://www.islamweb.net - Islam Web Website

Short Description: These few words are introduced with the aim of simplifying the biography and life of the Prophet, sallallaahu 'alayhi wa sallam, so that the ordinary people may know him better. These few pages introduce excerpts and glimpses of the attributes of the Prophet, sallallaahu 'alayhi wa sallam, and his virtues.

What do you Actually know about Islam

Fri, 13 Apr 2012 03:17:25 -0400

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What do you Actually know about Islam?

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Address: What do you Actually know about Islam?

Language: English

Format: PDF

Pages: 24

Formation : Abdullah Al-Qenaei

Reviewing : Muhammad AbdulRaoof

Short Description: I do not intend to twist your mind or change your faith, my purpose and
aim is to make you acquainted with the message of Islam for
the sake of knowledge, and it is up to you whether to accept it or reject it.

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based upon the actions of some Muslims. Like every

other community there are a few ‘bad apples’ and

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Hajj And Umrah from A to Z

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Address: Hajj & Umrah from A to Z

Language: English

Pages: 93

Format: PDF

Formation : Mamdooh Muhammad

From issues : Dar Ashbelia

Short Description: Hajj & Umrah from A to Z: a careful scientific approach that gradually guides pilgrims to perform the Hajj rituals very easily and smoothly. The design was developed through an educational perspective that handles all critical issues of Hajj rituals from a learners’ viewpoint, an approach that is always needed when high standards of accuracy are required.

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