| Weight | .650 kg |
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| Binding | Paperbound |
| ISBN | 9781980608929 |
50 Reflections On The Quran
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50 Reflections on the Quran is a collection of brief reflections on the Quran written and compiled by Sumayah Hassan. It’s aimed at inspiring others to find their personal truth in the words of our Creator, (swt). May this book be the first step in your own journey towards understanding, living and being transformed by the Quran.
SKU: QQ76
Categories: Holy Quran and Quranic Sciences, Tafseer / Commentary
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