Fatima al Zahra (sa): The Blessed Tree Memorisation and in the last chapter

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it offers the modern reader a unique insight into early Shi‘a Islamic jurisprudence as well as the habits and customs of the Muslim world at the time

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This booklet provides valuable Islamic guidance that covers every aspect of eating and drinking – important ethical considerations and a description of various types of foods

Fatima al Zahra (sa): The Blessed Tree Memorisation and in the last chapterFatima al Zahra (sa) is arguably the holiest lady in Islam not because she was the daughter of the Prophet but for her own spiritual attitude and personal achievements. Revered by all Muslim persuasions, she is only comparable to highly esteemed women in history like Mary mother of Jesus. Although she did not live long life, her spiritual impact on Muslim history and culture is long lived. The present book explores the life and times of Fatima (sa) in