Hadith Course By Sameh Strauch (50 Ahadith Arabic – English )
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Hadith Course
Author: Sameh Strauch
Publisher: International Islamic Publishing House
Pages 128 HB
ISBN: 9789960501062
This book is essential reading for all English-speaking students of hadiths, setting forth 50 hadiths in Arabic and English in an easy-to-understand manner. Vocabulary and an explanation of each hadith are given, along with the lessons learned from it. All of the hadiths have been carefully chosen for authenticity, and cover a wide range of topics including belief, jurisprudence, social interaction, business matters and religious practice. Hadith Course is an invaluable work for teachers and students of Islam.
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18. Love 153
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20. Benevolence 176
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36. Sincerity 263
37. Visiting the Sick 274
38. Thinking Well of People 279
39. Observing the Rights of the Street 285
40. Listening and Obeying 294
Conclusion 322
Bibliography 326
Glossary of Islamic terms 329
H/B 336 Pages
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