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A Guide To The Noble Qur’an Subjects (3 Vol)
RM350.00
Three volume set which breaks down major themes in the Quran and translates with slight interpretation. Sections include but no limited to; Foundations of Faith, The Messenger of Allah, The book being for all mankind, Moral Relations, Book of Trade and Agriculture, Finance, Judicial Matters, Jihad, Political relations, Work, History, etc. Also includes each verse in its original Arabic language from the Quran.
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