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Allah Gave Me Two Ears To Hear
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Amrana Arif
A wonderful account of the sense of hearing given to us by Allah, which can be explored endlessly with young, encouraging them to give thanks to our Creator. Includes 16 colour illustrators.
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Amrana Arif
A wonderful account of the sense of hearing given to us by Allah, which can be explored endlessly with young, encouraging them to give thanks to our Creator. Includes 16 colour illustrators
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