Weight | 0.49 kg |
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Dimensions | 22 × 15 cm |
Product Type | Book |
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Publisher | IIPH |
Pages | 299 |
ISBN | 9786035012119 |
The Prick Of A Thorn (H/B)
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The book’s title was inspired by a saying of Prophet Muhammad (pbuh):
“Every fatigue, illness, distress, worry, grief, or harm that befalls the Muslim, including the prick of a thorn, will be accepted by Allah as expiation for some of his or her sins.’ (Bukhari)
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