Description
Juzz Amma, Arabic Language, Standard Size 9.5 x 6.9 inch, (Black and White)
- Author: Allah
- Binding: Softcover
- Pages: 31
- Size: 9.5 x 6.9 inch
- Publication Year: 2015
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About This Book:
Juzz Amma, Arabic Language, Standard Size 9.5 x 6.9 inch, (Black and White)" is a wonderfully produced and necessary compilation of the Quran's 30th part, known as "Juzz Amma." This part contains the Quran's last chapters, providing readers with a quick and accessible opportunity to engage with these spiritually rewarding passages in their original Arabic language.
Key characteristics include:
Complete Juzz Amma:
This book contains the full "Juzz Amma," which is the final 30th section of the Quran and includes chapters 78 to 114.
Arabic Language:
The Quranic text is presented in its original Arabic script, allowing readers to interact directly with Allah's precious words.
Standard Size:
With measurements of 9.5 x 6.9 inches, this book is appropriate for personal study, recitation, or usage during religious gatherings.
Black and White:
The use of black and white pages guarantees a clean and straightforward reading experience, with the focus primarily on the Quranic text.
Spiritual Connection:
The chapters of "Juzz Amma" are recognized for their succinct yet powerful lessons, making it a valuable resource for thought, recitation, and increasing one's spiritual connection.
Versatile Application:
This book is suitable for personal study, group Quranic recitation sessions, and educational settings, allowing readers to investigate and remember these Quranic chapters.
Perfect for All Ages:
This book is suitable for readers of all ages and levels of knowledge with the Quran, whether you are a seasoned Quranic scholar or a beginner taking your first steps in Quranic study.
Gift of Knowledge:
Consider giving "Juzz Amma, Arabic Language, Standard Size 9.5 x 6.9 inch, (Black and White)" as a present to family members, friends, or community members so that they can benefit from the spiritual wisdom contained in these chapters.
