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Graduation Gift Package--Elementary
Encourage the stars of future with this gift package containing a CDRom, an audiocassette and four books.
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This package contains: 1. Knowledge Builder, CD Rom. This is an Islamic Computer Quiz Game for children and young adults. Over 1500 questions & answers testing Islamic and general knowledge are included. 2. Colors of Islam, audiocassette of Islamic songs by Dawud Wharnsby Ali. This is another hit album with 8 songs after the success of the first album, Whisper of Peace. 3. Burhaan Khan, book by Qasim Najar. A delightful series of short stories which chronicle the journey of a young boy into manhood. These stories are examples of how to apply Islamic principles in daily life. 4. What Should We Say? by AR Kidwai & FM D'Oyen. This helpful and practical guide presents some of the daily prayers taught by the Prophet Muhammad(peace be upon him) in simple English, with accompanying Arabic text, notes and pronunciation guide. 5. Muhammad, the Last Prophet by Sayyed Abul Hasan Nadwi. This book presents a comprehensive account of the life of Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) while offering guidance and inspiration to young Muslims. 6. The Quran in Plain English: Part 30, book by Iman Torres-Al Haneef. The first book to simplify the meaning of the Quran for children, young people, and adults. Supplemented with many explanatory notes and a glossary, it is also ideal as a textbook for schools and Madrasahs. There are very few books available today which outlines the meaning of Quran in simplest form for children and as well for young adults.
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Islamic CDs > Lectures > Abdullah Hakim Quick > Journey to the Hereafter (8 Audio CD's)
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