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Allah Gave Me a Tongue To Taste
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Ayesha Jones
A wonderful account of the sense of taste given to us by Allah, which can be explored endlessly with young children through popular food tastes, encouraging them to give thanks to our Creator. Includes 12 colour illustrations
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Ayesha Jones
A wonderful account of the sense of taste given to us by Allah, which can be explored endlessly with young children through popular food tastes, encouraging them to give thanks to our Creator. Includes 12 colour illustrations
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