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  Why We Pray in Islam - A Guide...

  Muhammed Al Fakir

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  Your definitive guide to Salah and its importance to Muslims all over the world. 
  Do you know what Salah is? 
  Do you know how to perform it? 
  Do you want to know why Muslims pray five times daily? 
   Whether newly converted or born into it, Muslims worldwide must pray five times a day. Some struggle with it for numerous reasons, including: 
  ·      No understanding of Arabic 
  ·      No time 
  ·      Nowhere to pray 
  ·      Not understanding the rituals and practices, and many more. 
  This guide aims to provide all the information you need to understand why we pray in Islam and how to do it. 
   In this audiobook, you will: 
  ·      Understand what Salah is and why it’s so Important to Muslims 
  ·      Venture into the history of Islamic prayer 
  ·      Learn about the five daily prayers 
  ·      Understand why Islamic prayer is significant 
  ·      Learn about the benefits of Islamic prayer 
  ·      Find a step-by-step guide on the rituals and practices, including prayer positions 
  ·      Learn how to strengthen your focus and concentration 
  ·      Discover more on how to enhance your Salah 
  ·      Find insight on the components of the prayers 
  ·      Learn ab0ut common misconceptions and questions 
  ·      Learn how to overcome challenges

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  Tige's Big Adventures

  Lynne Minyard-Christer

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  It all started the day someone decided they no longer wanted this kitten. It was a series of events and caring people that brought us together. My husband said, "He's just a cat," but the truth is Tige is so much more. Tige is the clown, always making those around him laugh. A friend, always letting you know he is there for you. A guardian, watching over my husband when no one is looking. As a friend once said, "You treated him like a little Prince". We all agreed. Tige's middle name is SPOILED. Tige's adventures are never ending he makes every day interesting.Lynne Minyard-Christer now lives in Page, Arizona with her husband Augie and Tige. She enjoys being close to nature. Moving from Oakhurst, a small town just south of Yosemite National Park in California to Lake Powell, Arizona. Lynne and her husband enjoy traveling, meeting people and seeing new places.

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  Measuring Our World

  Jennifer Gillis

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  Introduces students to various measuring tools and different ways of measuring objects.

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  Let's Look at Bats

  Ruth Berman

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  What animal flies, has sharp claws, and hangs upside down to rest? Bats!
   
  But do you know what bats do at night? Or how they find food? Read this book to find out! 
  
  Learn all about different animals in the Animal Close-Ups series—part of the Lightning Bolt Books™ collection. With high-energy designs, exciting photos, and fun text, Lightning Bolt Books™ bring nonfiction topics to life!

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  Around the World in 80 Days

  Jules Verne, Deanna McFadden

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  Following Sterling's spectacularly successful launch of its children's classic novels (240,000 books in print to date),comes a dazzling new series: Classic Starts. The stories are unabridged and have been rewritten for younger audiences. Classic Starts treats the world's beloved tales (and children) with the respect they deserve. Take a thrilling whirlwind trip around the world with Phileas Fogg! When Fogg—a man of habit whose every day is just like the one before—makes a bet that he can circle the globe and be back in his men’s club in just 80 days, the race is on. Jules Verne’s classic tale bubbles with excitement, suspense, and colorful locations.

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  Animal Homes

  Mary Holland

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  Just like humans, animals use their homes for shelter and to raise their young. Animal homes might be easy to see, or they may be hidden (camouflaged) for protection. Some animals are great builders and other animals borrow homes that other animals have made. Different animals might just use natural places like caves or holes in trees to make a home. And some animals might even carry their home on their back! Sticks, mud, leaves, cotton, and grass are all things that animals might use to build a home. Whether by digging, spinning, building or borrowing, animal homes are as varied as the animals themselves. This is a perfect addition to Mary Holland’s Animal Anatomy and Adaptations series.

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