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The month of Ramadan in which was revealed the Qur'an, a guidance for mankind and clear proofs for the guidance and the criterion (between right and wrong) Al-Baqarah 2:185

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Thursday, July 18, 2013

Ramadan Special: from MWA member Zabrina A. Bakar's Life is an Open Secret Series

Life is an Open Secret - Ramadan Special (2009)

 
ISBN: 9789834353858
Author: Zabrina A. Bakar
Publisher: Wise Words Publishing (June 2009)
Pages: 183 Binding: Paperback

Description from the publisher:

This book carries 25 motivational and inspirational stories specifically tailored for the month of Ramadan when Muslims worldwide are required to observe the act of fasting from dawn until sunset for a period of one month. This special month brings along with it many benefits and blessings that are sometimes forgotten. Thus, the stories in this book serve as a reminder as to what Ramadan is truly about. All stories are written in a simple, chatty, humorous and witty way that promises to touch your heart, tease your mind, soothe your soul and make you reflect along the way.
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Love and mercy in Ramadan and always, insha'Allah: a journal entry by MWA's Zabrina Abu Bakar


It's clear to see Zabrina's father enjoyed his hug.
One of the things that I miss so much is to give my dad his 5-point kiss and a big hug.

Yes, I have a way to kiss and hug him every time I entered his home or saw him, when I would say goodbye, when I asked his forgiveness after every prayer, when I apologized for upsetting him, and when I thanked him for every wonderful thing he ever did for me.
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