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Mohammed Shameel
A Photographic Journey of Prophet Migration (പ്രവാചകന്റെ ഹിജ്റ)
by: Mohammed Shameelprophet’s migration to Madeena is considered as the major turning point of
Islamic era. after prophesy Mohammed (swa) become unaccepted for the
disbelievers of Mecca and They decided to boycott the Muslims from all
manner.
after the second treaty of Aqaba, the Muslims of Madeena, called as Ansar
Decided to Invite the Muslims to Their Land and offered them full support.
hence prophet give permission to the, Muslims in Mecca, Called as Muhajir,
migrate.
This Book is about the Migration of Prophet Muhammed (swa) to Mecca with
his Companion Aboobacker (Ra) through the places covered in each day with
some history occurred later some of that places.
₹130.00
499 in stock
ISBN: 9789354721342
SKU: 6505
Publisher: BlueRose Publishers
Publish Date: 2021
Page Count: 71
Additional information
| Weight | 0.08 kg |
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| Dimensions | 20.32 x 12.7 x 2.5 cm |
“A Photographic Journey of Prophet Migration (പ്രവാചകന്റെ ഹിജ്റ)”
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The Unknown Iconography of India ₹1,430.00
Beyond the classification of the Indian iconography some sculptures are not properly accounted and neglected as unimportance. That insisted the Author to
reflect in “The Unknown Iconography of India”. The Author has broken the barrier of the
Neolithic era and has crossed the line yonder that. Out of four classification of
iconography the Author has created a new classification of iconography as the Ancient
Iconography of India by including Ekapāda Bhairava of Bhairon Pāhād of Ghudar in the
district of Balangir, Odisha and the iconography of Lord Jagannath of Puri, Odisha and
have fixed the date circa C. 9000 B.C.-7000 B.C.; may be much more back to the era of
Rāmāyana. Ekapāda Bhairava of Bhairon Pāhād is the only and unique Ekapāda Bhairava
sculpture of India where Bhairon Pāhād was an epicenter of the Tantric rituals. “The
Unknown Iconography of India” shall compel the scholars to think over for its
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Vikarna ₹201.00
Vikarna is such a character of Mahabharata, who, in spite of following the path of Dharma, kept on longing for his recognition for thousands of years only for being a Kaurava. The aim of the writer is to ensure him his most deserving honour through this book. The lovers of literature and all others should read this book at least once to learn a lesson from the life of Vikarna, that in what way immortality can be imparted to life following the path of Duty even in the difficult circumstances of life. While reading this book you will certainly get the lively feeling of the battle of Mahabharata.
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