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The Egyptian librarian, F. M. Moses, was born in 1972 and graduated, in 1996, from the South Valley University, Egypt.

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Mohammed's Presages of the Wor....

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“I did not ask you a wage for it; it is but a reminder for all.” Quran, Chap.12: V. 104.


Set out at length in this book are some of the incidents to which Prophet Mohammed had referred to be presages of the end times. Some of these had already taken place long ago, such as the Mongolian invasion in the thirteen century, some others we are contemporary to, such as the siege of Iraq during the 1990s and the recent siege of Gaza, while yet others are still to come in the future, such as Muslims’ conquest of Rome and New York as a consequence of what seems to be a world war between Islam and Christianity.
Here, the readers will find out how Mohammed could give a broad hint about New York City though there were yet ten centuries to come and go before the city has been built; why the Prophet did often make a connection between the fall of the town and Rome to Muslims and the arising of the Antichrist; how long will last the Antichrist’s overwhelming supremacy of the world, and what the secret lurking behind the different gauge of time during his appearance is; why Muslims do believe that Jesus Christ on ‘his’ second coming will judge by the law of Islam.

 

Multi-Atlas

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Multi-Atlas represents four independent board books for children aged 8-12 years old. Each book, in its final form, consists of 18 pages.


Our awesome world – though so minute on the cosmic scale – provides a stunning variety of physical features, climates, natural resources, nations and places. Atlas of the World – the first work – depicts, in the opening paragraph, our overwhelming world from outer space to reveal how it is – in contrast to the familiar “picture” on world maps – shaped like a sphere, and then it roams the world to show, in quick camera-shots, the world’s physical features, climate, biomes, and natural resources.
In the second chapter, the young readers will meet the world’s people to know where they live; the main races they belonging to; the language families of their present-day languages; the varied works they practice to make living, and how they have divided the planet, by political borders, into a wide number of political units.
Aiming supply the young reader with a wider concept about our awesome world, Atlas of the World provides and exhibits a stunning album of the world’s seven continents, each in a separate chapter – with which the readers will learn lots about each continent’s physical features, climate, natural resources, plant and animal life, population, economies, and political divisions.

 

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Brian G Chambers wrote 6 days ago

Hi F M I am currently at No 12 with my Mary's Magic Muffins & Other ....

MatthewBrenn wrote 51 days ago

F. M. I recently posted my second book, “Children of Greenwich Vil....

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I have put your books on my watchlist and look forward to reading the....

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Hi F M I have just got home from work to see you have backed Speed....

JMF wrote 75 days ago

Hi FM Thank you so much for adding Shadow Jumper to your shelf. You....

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