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Prophet's Prayer Described (Sh. Albani)

Code: R01 -EAN: 9781904336457

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Prophet's Prayer Described (Sh. Albani)
A more scholarly description of the daily Prayer, this book would be considered a more advanced study of the daily Salat. With numerous references, each aspect of Salat is presented from the lens of the time of the Prophet himself.
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Author	Muhammad Naasir-ud-Deen Al-Albaani
Binding	Paperback
Pages	176
Size in Inches	6.25x9.25x0.5
Size in Centimeters	15.5x23.5x1
Edition	1st (2013)
Actual Weight	0.70

A more scholarly description of the daily Prayer, this book would be considered a more advanced study of the daily Salat. With numerous references to classical sources, each aspect of Salat is presented from the lens of the time of the Prophet (PBUH) himself.

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Customer R. on 07/28/2012	The best book one can refer to concerning Salah of the Prophet [peace be upon him]. May Allah grant Sheikh Nasiruddin Al-Albaani Jannah.

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Customer R. on 11/24/2010	May Allah have mercy on Sheikh Nasiruddin al albani

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Customer R. on 02/12/2009	Excellent book. This is one I would recommend to everyone.

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Customer R. on 05/06/2009	Assalamu alayku, This is an excellent book!

Product Name:Prophet's Prayer Described (Sh. Albani)
Product Reference: R01
Price: $ 11.95
Product Width: 6.50 IN
Product Height: 9.50 IN
Product Depth: 0.30 IN
Product Weight: 1.00 LBS
Description: A more scholarly description of the daily Prayer, this book would be considered a more advanced study of the daily Salat. With numerous references, each aspect of Salat is presented from the lens of the time of the Prophet himself.