<p>This is a practical manual dealing with all aspects of a woman's daily life. The author deals with such delicate subjects as personal hygiene, menstruation, hijab, marriage, divorce as well as the woman's role in the family and in the community. This book is of immense value to Muslim Women and teenage girls, especially those are discovering or re-discovering the relevance of Islam in their lives. (Publisher's description)</p>

The Muslim woman's handbook (Islamic Society)

Politics & Social Sciences

HUDA KHATTAB

Social Sciences

Ta-Ha Publishers Ltd.

Description from the publisher: 

A rich and fascinating collection of stories of faith, courage and heroism sensitively written for children by the author of the best-selling The Muslim Woman's Handbook. Some of these wonderfully exciting stories are well-known and loved because they have been handed down from generation to generation, while others are less well-known and so will come as a pleasant surprise to those who read or hear them read for the very first time. Brightly colored illustrations accompany these stories, in order to help bring the different types of dress, art and culture of different countries more vividly alive in the imagination of young readers.

Stories from the Muslim World

Religion & Spirituality

Islam

Ta-Ha Publishers

<p>From the back of the book: Bent Rib: A Journey Through WomenÆs Issues in Islam is the result of the authorÆs exploration of a number of issues surrounding Muslim women, especially those which critics of Islam use as ammunition. These are issues which are concern to all Muslim women. Bent Rib examines a number of controversial issues such as domestic violence, female genital mutilation and failure to educate girls, and points out the divergence between Islamic teaching and actual culturally-influenced, practice. The problem is not Islam itself, but un-Islamic practices that are prevalent in many communities, a situation which has to be addressed.Huda Khattab is a British-born Muslim writer who holds a BA (Hons.) degree in Arabic from the School of Oriental and African Studies (London University). She is the author of The Muslim WomenÆs Handbook and Stories from The Muslim World, and has also translated several books from Arabic. Huda Khattab is married, and lives with her husband and children in Toronto, Canada</p>

Bent Rib (A Journey Through Women's Issues in Islam)

International Islamic Publishing House, IIPH

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