The Ring: Three Moral Plays

The Ring: Three Moral PlaysTHE RING The world marvels at the splendor of Caliph Harun al Rashid and his magnificent court at Baghdad. But few know that he had a son, Ahmed, who valued Islam and piety above world riches and fame. The Ring is the tragic story of that illustrious son, a true Muslim to his last breath. THE ORCHARD KEEPER. Truth is elusive to many who stare it in the face. Ibrahim bin Adham, the wise sage, shows what honesty, integrity and truth are all about in the

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the ninth century Arabic classic detailing the Muslim advance into Syria This inspiring epic describes the events in detail and brings to life the great personalities of Islam in a unique way

Young readers will gain a deeper knowledge of the Prophet's life and character as well as be motivated by his selfless example thanks to this set

what society looks like under Islamic governance

the Caribbean and the UK

He explained every aspect of his life in such detail that many other historians have totally neglected

he migrates northwards in search of a new home

form the days of the Prophet Isa to the advent of the Prophet Muhammad

Clarifying the sound Muslim Creed and calling people to believe in it

the authors broach one of the most urgent issues thrown up by the process of contemporary globalisation – the future of the Muslim World

Some of the topics covered include: - Historical truths and misconceptions about Islam and Muslims - The concepts of war and peace in Islam - Ethics of war and peace - Islam and Just War Theory - The question of nonviolence - Human nature and inter-personal conflict - Prophet Muhammad as a peacemaker - Muslim women as champions of peace - Practical peacemaking and conflict resolution tips - and much more