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    مؤلف, مترجم, عدد العناصر : 13

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    مؤلف, قارئ, عدد العناصر : 24

    Imam of the Holy Mosque of Mecca

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    مؤلف, عدد العناصر : 12

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    مؤلف, مترجم, مُراجع, عدد العناصر : 13

  • إنجليزي

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    French Propagator, graduated from the Islamic University in Madinah.

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    مؤلف, عدد العناصر : 14

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    مؤلف, مترجم, عدد العناصر : 23

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    He was Sheikh Abu Abdul Rahman Muqbil Bin Hadi Al-Wadai, he was from one of the scholars of Yamen.

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    مؤلف, عدد العناصر : 12

    He is the honorable and guiding Shaikh Abu Al-‘Alaa’ Muhammad ibn Husain ibn Ya’qoob As-Salafi Al-Misri. He was born in 1375 AH (1956 AD) in Al-Mu’tamidiyyah village, Imbabah, Giza, Egypt. He received a diploma in teaching in 1967, and married before being twenty years old. Afterwards, he traveled and lived in Saudi Arabia from 1401 to 1405 AH on which was his real beginning to seek the religious knowledge. He returned to Egypt but he, afterwards, traveled to Saudi Arabia occasionally to work and seek knowledge. His last visiting to Saudi Arabia for learning was in 1411 AH for a year where he was moving between Riyaad and Al-Qaseem.

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    مترجم, مؤلف, مُراجع, عدد العناصر : 18

    Mubarak Makhdoom: A Tamil Translator.

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    مترجم, مؤلف, عدد العناصر : 11

    A famous caller to Islam in India.

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    مؤلف, عدد العناصر : 13

    In his own words: "I was raised by my grandparents in Greenville, South Carolina in a very strict Methodist home. In my teenage years, I became very involved in the church and was studying at a small Bible college in my hometown with the intention of eventually enrolling in Bob Jones University. I was learning to read the Bible in Hebrew and Greek and was very interested in textual criticism of the Bible. It was during these years of intense Bible study that I read the Bible cover to cover a half a dozen times. In doing so, I realized there were many inconsistencies and contradictions not only in the text but in the message preached by Jesus himself and what I had been taught all my life based on the writings of Paul. I then realized the Bible was not the inerrant Word of God as I had always been taught. I eventually left Christianity and searched for the truth about God elsewhere. I studied every religion from Judaism to Buddhism, Wicca to Bushido. While many religions had certain truths to them, they had major flaws I could not accept. And none gave me the absolute tangible proof I was looking for. All praise is due to God, one day I found myself talking with a young Muslim who invited me to Jumu’ah, the Friday service and congregational prayer. When I saw the Muslims praying, bowing and prostrating with their heads on the floor, all the verses of the Bible describing the prayer of the prophets came flooding back to me. I asked for a copy of the Quran, read it from cover to cover in three days, found my tangible proof, and the rest (as they say) is history." Joshua currently works as a full time caller to Islam and has traveled extensively conducting dawah workshops and calling people to Islam. He has studied under numerous teachers in the U.S. and Egypt.

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    مؤلف, عدد العناصر : 13

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    قارئ, مؤلف, عدد العناصر : 13