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Adam Islamic Books from India Pharos Media & Publishing Pvt. Ltd. Publishers, Exporters & Distributors D-84, Abul Fazal Enclave-I, Jamia Nagar, New Delhi 110025 India Tel 26927483, 26322825 Fax: (++91-11) 26835825 e-mail: [email protected] Pharos, means lighthouse and the Pharos of Alexandria was one of the seven wonders of the world. ADAM BOOKS ORDER FORM See last page for ordering details ISBN N0. AUTHOR NAME OF THE BOOK Rs. Qty. 81-7435-049-7 Badr Azimabadi 300 AUTHENTICATED MIRACLES OF THE MOHAMMAD (saw) 80 81-7435-518-9 Ahmed Deedat 50,000 ERRORS IN THE BIBLE 12 81-7435-091-8 M.I. Siddiqui 99 NAMES OF ALLAH - Big Size 70 81-7435-380-1 M.I. Siddiqui 99 NAMES OF ALLAH (Arabic-English) - 4Colours - Pkt.Size 20 81-7435-369-0 Imam Khassaf ADAB AL- QADI (Islamic Legal and Judicial System) 150 81-7435-435-2 R. Hussain ABDULLAH THE FATHER OF HOLY PROPHET 30 81-7435-329-3 Atiqur Rehman ABU BAKR SIDDIQ : THE FIRST MAN TO EMBRACE ISLAM 35 81-7435-329-3 A.J. Cameron ABU DHARR AL-GHIFARI 250 81-7435-291-0 Mohd. Sohail ADMINISTRATIVE AND CULTURAL HISTORY OF ISLAM 500 81-7435-313-5 Faqih Abulais ADMONITION FOR THE NEGLECTFUL 95 81-7435-235-X Dr. Rafiq Ahmed AIJAZUL QUR'AN : QUR’AN THE EVERLASTING MIRACLE OF PR 150 81-7435-252-X Prof. H. N. Rafiabadi AL-GHAZZALI AND WESTERN THOUGHT 180 81-7435-269-4 Prof. Z. Ahmed AL-QUR’AN DIVINE BOOK OF ETERNAL VALUE 300 81-7435-513-8 Ahmed Deedat AL-QURAN THE MIRACLE OF MIRACLES 25 81-7435-331-3 Atiqur Rehman ALI BIN ABU TALIB : THE LION OF ALLAH 30 81-7435-421-2 Justice M.Taqi Usmani APPROACH TO THE QUR'ANIC SCIENCES, AN (Uloomul Qur'an) 350 81-7435-027-6 Prof. A. Hussain ANALOGICAL REASONING OF ISLAMIC JURISPRUDENCE 600 81-7435-107-8 Ebrahim Khan ANECDOTES FROM ISLAM 250 81-7435-088-8 M. A. A. Thanvi ANSWER TO MODERNISM 60 81-7435-542-1 Dr. Zakir Naik ANSWER TO NON-MUSLIM QUESTIONS 20 81-7435-501-4 S. Sulaiman Nadwi ARAB NAVIGATION 150 81-7435-238-4 M. 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Dewan BEAUTY OF ISLAMIC DRESS, THE 50 81-7435-337-2 Dr. Maurice Bucaille BIBLE, THE QUR'AN & SCIENCE, THE 75 81-7435-529-4 A.'Ubayd al-Qasim BOOK OF FINANCE (Kitab-ul-Amwal), THE 650 81-7435-384-4 Imam Ghazzali BOOK OF KNOWLEDGE, THE (New Type Setting) 90 81-7435-364-X Al-Beruni BOOK MOST COMPREHENSIVE IN KNOWLEDGE ON PRECIOUS 400 81-7435-305-4 M.M.H. Mukhtar BRINGING UP CHILDREN IN ISLAM 150 81-7435-485-9 Sadi Shirazi BUSTAN OF SADI, THE ORCHARD 100 81-7435-033-0 T. W. ARNOLD CALIPHATE THE 150 81-7435-457-3 Dr. A.H. Siddiqui CALIPHATE & SULTANATE IN MEDIEVAL PERSIA 250 81-7435-407-7 Dr. Israr Ahmad CALLING PEOPLE UNTO ALLAH 30 81-7435-089-6 Syed Abdul Quddus CHALLENGE OF ISLAMIC RENAISSANCE, THE 125 81-7435-174-4 M. Masood Zahid CHILDREN'S BOOK OF ISLAM 40 81-7435-014-4 Ahmed Deedat CHOICE OF ISLAM AND CHRISTIANITY, THE 2 Vols.Set 160 81-7435-041-1 Ahmed Deedat CHRIST IN ISLAM 25 Email your orders to [email protected] Page 1 of 8 Visit our website at www.pharosmedia.com 81-7435-538-3 H.M. Baagil & A.Y.MoosCHRISTIAN-MUSLIM DIALOGUE 40 81-7435-264-3 F. Rahman Shaikh CHRONOLOGY OF THE PROPHETIC EVENTS 180 81-7435-239-2 M. Yasin Owadally CITY OF GIANTS, THE 30 81-7435-108-6 Dr. Munir Ahmed CODE FOR BELIEVER 90 81-7435-267-8 M. Sharif Choudhry CODE OF THE TEACHINGS OF AL-QUR'AN, A 500 81-7435-548-0 Jaihoon COOL BREEZE FROM HIND, THE 250 81-7435-068-3 Prof. S. M. Nadvi COMPARATIVE STUDY OF ISLAM AND OTHER RELIGIONS, A 70 81-7435-298-8 Dr. Ejaz Md. Shaikh COMMUNICATIVE DIMENSIONS OF QURANIC TRANSLATIONS 200 81-7435-223-6 R. Fidai, N. Shaikh COMPANION OF THE HOLY PROPHET, THE 200 81-7435-484-0 A. Iqbal, Tr. 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