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Exploring the story of Maryam, the mother of Prophet Isa (AS), this book delves into her miraculous life as depicted in the Quran and Hadith. It highlights her virtues, faith, and the significant events surrounding her, including the creation of a bird from clay. The narrative emphasizes themes of motherhood, divine intervention, and the strength of belief, offering a rich tapestry of spiritual insights and historical context that resonates with readers seeking a deeper understanding of these revered figures in Islamic tradition.

Exploring the life of Prophet Ayyub (Job), this bilingual edition delves into Islamic folklore, drawing on narratives from the Noble Quran and Al-Hadith. The biography highlights his unwavering faith and patience in the face of immense suffering, illustrating themes of resilience and divine mercy. The ebook version caters to both English and German speakers, making it accessible to a wider audience. This work serves as both a spiritual guide and a cultural exploration of a revered figure in Islam.

Exploring the concept of life after death in Islam, this bilingual edition presents interpretations based on the Holy Quran. It examines the Islamic understanding of Barzakh, the intermediary state between death and resurrection, delving into theological insights and spiritual implications. The text is designed for both English and German readers, making it accessible to a wider audience interested in Islamic teachings and beliefs regarding the afterlife.

Exploring the concept of life after death in Islamic teachings, this bilingual edition delves into interpretations based on the Holy Quran. It presents insights into the Barzakh, the intermediate state between death and resurrection, emphasizing theological perspectives and spiritual implications. The hardcover format enhances its durability, making it a valuable resource for readers interested in Islamic eschatology, while the dual language presentation caters to both English and German speakers, enriching their understanding of this profound topic.

Exploring themes of morality and justice, this narrative delves into the story of the first murder on Earth, as recounted in religious texts. It weaves together elements from the Quran and Hadith, focusing on the character of Adam's son and the symbolic role of the black crow in conveying profound lessons about human nature and consequences. This English edition offers a thought-provoking interpretation, inviting readers to reflect on the moral implications of the tale.

This bilingual edition explores the life of Prophet Dawud (David), highlighting his significant role in religious history and his attributes as a leader, warrior, and poet. The narrative delves into his challenges, divine guidance, and the lessons drawn from his experiences. Presented in both English and German, this classic version aims to make the teachings accessible to a wider audience, emphasizing themes of faith, resilience, and the importance of following divine wisdom.

Exploring the rich tapestry of Islamic folklore, this bilingual edition delves into the life of Maryam Bin Imran, the mother of Prophet Isa (Jesus), and the miraculous story of the clay bird. The narrative intertwines themes of faith, motherhood, and divine miracles, offering insights into Maryam's pivotal role in Islamic tradition. Presented in both English and German, this hardcover version provides a unique opportunity for readers to engage with cultural and religious narratives, enhancing understanding of a significant figure in both faiths.

This hardcover edition offers a comprehensive summary of the Islamic jurisprudence regarding the fasting of Ramadan, drawing directly from the Quran and Hadith. It serves as a valuable resource for understanding the religious obligations, rituals, and spiritual significance of fasting during this holy month. The text is presented in Indonesian, making it accessible to a wider audience seeking to deepen their knowledge of Islamic practices related to Ramadan.

Exploring the uniqueness of the term Allah, the book highlights that it serves exclusively as the personal name for the One true God, distinguishing it from other languages where terms for deities can vary in form and gender. Unlike "god," which can be pluralized or gendered, Allah remains singular and gender-neutral. The text also notes the connection between Allah and the Aramaic language, spoken by Jesus, emphasizing the historical and linguistic ties that enrich the understanding of this sacred name.

Exploring Islamic beliefs on the afterlife, this bilingual edition delves into concepts of Barzakh, the intermediate state between death and resurrection, as outlined in the Holy Quran. It provides insights into the spiritual journey and the significance of actions in life, emphasizing the moral and ethical dimensions of existence. The text is presented in both English and German, making it accessible to a wider audience interested in Islamic theology and the nuances of life after death.