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Asalamo Alikum,
First, I want to say thank you for sending your beautiful new catalog, I've been trying to get one for some time and honestly, it was well worth the wait. When I first found out about you in 2004 from your old catalog...I got teary eyed because I've never seen anything like what you have. I've received quite a few books from your store. To make a long story short, you have a customer for life, Inshallah. Again, thank you for your excellent service and may Allah continue to bless you and your business for years to com.
Wasalam,
Shakir Taqi Ahmad
Wilmington, DE
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Asalamo Alikum,
The Prophet Muhammad (s.a.w.) said in a hadeeth that "He who hasn't thanked the people hasn't thanked Allah." So, I would like to thank the Islamic Place staff. Your company is gaining popularity here amongst the Muslims. And in my humble opinion, it's because of the quality of merchandise and authentic creed, along with the haste in which you send orders.
Thanks again, and may Allah shower his favors and blessings on the Islamic Place, and all those who work there. Ameen.
Wasalam,
Keith Burley
Frackville, PA |
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| Demands by women for equal rights and equal status with man and the freedom to decide their own careers and life partners have been a continual theme in the Western society for the last two hundred years. Western women had to demand, struggle and suffer for it. The struggle for rights was not that easy. Besides drafting charters of demands, they had to resort to strikes, agitations, processions, and demonstrations. No doubt the Western woman today has obtained some socio-economic and lego-political rights. But in the process she has lost her home, her family, her peace of mind, her honor and her womanhood - and has accepted additional responsibility of earning a livelihood by working in factories, farms, offices, and organizations side by side with man. On the contrary, the Muslim woman did not have to struggle for her rights. She did not form any organization and did not launch any movement. She did not even put up any demands for her rights. The great religion of Al-Islam bestowed innumerable rights on her as a bounty. And these rights were conferred on her fourteen hundred years ago. This book quotes the verses of Holy Qur'an, Hadith and Islamic Law and Fiqh to inform the reader the Rights of Muslim Women in the Islamic society and Shariah.
| Item#: | bok117 | | Price: | $10.00 | | Sale Price: | $7.00 | | Author: | Muhammad Sharif Chaudhry | | Publisher: | Adam Publishers | | # of pages: | 204 | | Binding: | Paperback | |
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