Have you ever thought about the fact that you did not exist before you were conceived and then born into the world and that you have come into existence from mere nothingness. Have you ever thought about how the flowers you see in your living room everyday come out of pitch black, buddy soil with fragrant smells and are as colourful as they are? Have you ever thought about how mosquitoes, which irritatingly fly around you, move their wings so fast that we are unable to see them? Have you ever thought abuot how the peels of fruits such as bananas, watermelons, melons, and oranges serve as wrappings of high quality, and how the fruits are packed in these wrappings so that they maintain their taste and fragrance? 
Have you ever thought about the possibility that while you are asleep a sudden earthquake could raze your home, your office, and your city to the ground and that in a few seconds you could lose everything of the world you possess? Have you ever thought of how your life passes away very quickly, and that you will grow old and become weak, and slowly lose your beauty, health, and strength? 
Have you ever thought about how one day you will find the angels of death appointed by Allah before you and that you will then leave this world? Well, have you ever thought about why people are so attached to a world from which they will soon depart when what they basically need is to strive for the hereafter?

Deep Thinking

Yahya, Harun

Clarke, Abdassamad

Ta-Ha Publishers Ltd.

Man, however, lives entwined within this perfect system throughout his life. This is such a system that every one of the trillions of atoms forming the armchair on which we sit has an order about which a book could be written. It takes pages to tell the formation, the system and the power of a single atom.In this book, the implausibility of the spontaneous formation of an atom, the building-block of everything, living or non-living, is related and the flawless nature of Allah's creation is demonstrated

The Miracle in the Atom

Science & Math

Physics

Ta-Ha Publishers

The Political Teachings of Shaykh Dr. Abdalqadir as-Sufi

Asvat, Riyad

Business & Money

Diwan Press

Horace thought an author should leave a poem for nine years before publishing it. Most of this book was written more than twenty years ago and only now sees the light of day. The Robin Hood story deals with the interesting figure of the man who, when tyranny and corruption reigns, finds himself an outlaw. The Dracula story is about the dualism of our age's imagination and its necessity to believe in an ultimate metaphysical evil. "And why not?" derives from a personal experience. Billy the Kid was inspired by the early American history of opposition to banking, a history that is less well known than it ought to be. Otello was a response to Zeferelli's film of the Verdi opera. Gaelic literature is replete with accounts of the meeting between Oisin (Ossian) and Patrick, and expresses eloquently the ambivalent attitude of the old Gaels to the new Christianity. The Greatest Name of Allah is a story that I heard orally, and, while on Hajj, some aspects of it came to me and I wrote them down. The poem God is Dead was conceived as prose on O'Connell Street in Dublin while gazing on the happy shoppers. The Colt is a much later poem, which, contrary to God is Dead, I actually intended from the first as a poem.

New Tales For Old: Robin Nuruddin Hood, Dracula, Otello, Oisin and other stories

Literature & Fiction

Short Stories & Anthologies

Abdassamad Clarke

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