Fajr and Noor

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i would recommend this book to the muslims who already have an aspect of islam in life but not to the person who is new to islam and want to gain some information. Towards reaching your true potential and becoming those people who are admired, loved and respected. The Universal Declaration of Human Rights states: "Everyone has the right freely to participate in the cultural life of the community, to enjoy the arts and to share in scientific advancement and its benefits. As I liked the title, I wanted to give it a shot, assuming that it would contain some wise and uplifting advice as well as motivational quotations (which is also mentioned in the synopsis). A book that is brimming with Noor and has the power to enlighten your soul and transform you into a genuine Muslim.

It is about living a life in which you begin each day with the recitation of Fajr and adorn yourself with Noor. Also you will be donating to charity, as with every purchase, a portion of profits goes to those in need.I pray that my writings, my work, and my good intentions would become a source of blessings not only for me but also for you and for everyone else who is struggling to find their way through life. Everyone has the right to the protection of the moral and material interests resulting from any scientific, literary or artistic production of which he is the author". Also you will be donating to charity, as with every purchase, a portion of profits goes to those in need. This book has a misleading title that does not depict anything that is associated with the content of the book at all. Second, the author plagiarised the work of other authors and appended his own name below the quotations.

It has about 2/3 pages worth reading the rest is just random blabber you see about love on social media.

Also you will be donating to charity**,** as with every purchase, a portion of profits goes to those in need.

Yes, this book does contain some quotes related to that, but the way that they were written was something that I didn’t find to be appropriate.I pray that Allah will lead everyone of us to his light, and I look forward to meeting you in Jannah someday. It doesn’t seem like a helpful thing to say or a good approach to counsel someone if you say something like this, does it? I also really appreciated the wonderful inspirational advise about reading the Quran and having a strong faith. I would recommend it to others, but not to the extent that I'll hype the book as much as tiktok hyped me.

Much repetitive stuff, irrelevant quotes and written in a way that someone is just chatting randomly using message typing made it very immature. Not really a good book to read if you’re trying to learn or gain knowledge of Islam, but it does contain quotes that make u laugh a little.The author stated that while you are busy falling in love with the music of the devil, he or she is busy falling in love with the word of God.