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Those Who Remember Allah Have Surpassed Others

الذاكرون لله فضلوا على غيرهم

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AuthorDar-us-Salam Research Division
BindingPaperback
Pages32
Size4.7x6.7" (11.7x17cm)
Weight (lbs)0.1

 "Those Who Remember Allah Have Surpassed Others" suggests a focus on the significance and benefits of remembrance of Allah (dhikr) in Islam. Typically, such texts explore the spiritual, moral, and practical implications of engaging in dhikr, highlighting its role in deepening one's faith, cultivating inner peace, and seeking closeness to Allah. It may also discuss various forms of dhikr, their virtues, and the transformative impact they can have on a believer's life. 

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Subtitle
الذاكرون لله فضلوا على غيرهم
Author
Dar-us-Salam Research Division
Binding
Paperback
Pages
32
Size
4.7x6.7" (11.7x17cm)
Weight (lbs)
0.1

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ISBN
9960717771
EAN13
9789960717777
Good
rating
04/06/2019
F. N.
Nice book
Short and to the point
rating
06/24/2010
C. R.
This book is a very short book which explains the merits and virtue of the remembrance [dikr] of Allah. One can read it in one setting in less than an hour. The first half of the book references verses from the Quran to explain the virtue of 'dikr' of Allah. The second half of the book references ahadiths to explain the same. At the end of the book there are some ahadiths with duaa s taught by our Prophet [PBUH] to his companions. The Arabic print is very good with harakath and can be read very easily. Over all this book will be an excellent addition to a person s collection of Islamic books and will also make a nice inexpensive gift. I recommend it highly.
Nice booklet
rating
08/18/2011
C. R.
Mash Allah another nice booklet to have when you have 20-30 minutes and don t want to start reading a 500ish pages work. 'Short and sweet' :] The title of the book is pretty much explicit. This is a nice reminder to read every once in a while, and good for new Muslims too.