" 'A Temporary Gift' is a rich tapestry of moving prose, interwoven with delicate reflections that compels one to reflect & re-evaluate the purpose of life. "Her words remind us of just how fragile and short-lived the realities we cling to are while calling us to look through them to the only permanent truth as our true sanctuary" Book Review by Rayhaana Asmaa reiterates the importance of fighting the question that naturally persists during these trying times: never questioning the Decree of Allah by reminding herself of His unconditional Love and Mercy. Hence, His Plan for her is better than all her plans. Asmaa shares her experiences of the bitterness of patience, as well as the sweetness that follows after realising that the Almighty is the Best of Planners and He is more merciful to His slave than a mother is to her child. It is a reminder that beyond the pain and darkness of loss there is still the potential of light in patience and constancy.Ī yet soul-stirring, yet heart-wrenching journey through Asmaa's marriage, the loss of her beloved husband and her healing process during iddah. This book is about re-learning how to live in the face of immense trauma. Ī Temporary Gift : Reflections on Love, Loss and Healing, one of the best seller Islamic books, is a record of journal entries written by Amr Kassem’s widow, Asmaa Hussein, during the two years following his departure from this world.
As Kassem returned home to his family, an Egyptian army sniper shot and killed him, leaving a woman widowed and a child fatherless. On Friday, August 16, 2013, twenty-six-year-old Amr Kassem attended a peaceful protest in Alexandria, Egypt along with thousands of others, rallying against the mass injustices taking place in the aftermath of the coup d’etat by the Egyptian military under the command of Abdel Fattah El-Sisi. عربی زبان کی تعلیم - Ta'allum al-Lughah al-ArabiyyahĪn inspirational Islamic book that will leave you feeling revived and hopeful that truly, with difficulty always comes ease. Usool al-Fiqh - Principles of Islamic Jurisprudence
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