BOOKS

 '99 NAMES ALL BEAUTIFUL: 

The Quick & Easy Way to Memorize Allah's Names & Their Meanings'

    If you have been struggling to memorize 99 Names and Attributes of Allah and their meanings, this workbook/audio combo is your solution!  The song 99 Names All Beautiful on audio creatively weaves the Names/Attributes into rhyme and chorus in a catchy western feel---aided by drums, percussions, string instruments, hand claps, and more to help you easily memorize the Names; while the workbook uses sound-alikes and creative, impressionable word association sentences for each Name to help you learn and memorize the meanings easier.  There are also reinforcement exercises, quizzes, and a final exam for learning retention.

Save Yourself Hundreds of Hours!

     This two-part system of 99 Names All Beautiful offers an easier alternative to learning Allah’s  names and their meanings than by rote, which many people spend hundreds of hours---or years trying to accomplish, with little success or retention.  By creatively making the unfamiliar familiar, you will be surprised how quickly your brain can begin laying new pathways to memorizing the 99 Names easier than ever!

Benefits all Humanity!
   
The 99 Attributes of God that Muslims recognize are the same ones Christians do as well (although by different names).  They call Him The Wonderful Counselor, All-Mighty God, The Everlasting Father, The Prince of Peace; similar to “Al-Aziz” (The Mighty), “Al-Baqi” (The Everlasting), “As-Salam” (The Source of Peace) in Arabic. Therefore, studying God’s 99 Names/attributes relates to and benefits all humanity, in the quest to reflect on His functions and grow closer to Him.
Once you memorize and understand Allah’s Names by heart, you can readily invoke, reflect on them, and strive to manifest some of those qualities in yourself (on a human level), and enhance your relationship with Him. Try this workbook and see for yourself!

Lady Muslim with a Pen: Poetry and Essays is a highly unique and creative body of poetry, predominantly inspired by verses in the Qur’an - yet crosses lines of religion into the human heart. With poems such as Mama Said A Prayer, and Liquor and Pork - the poetry in this book draws from Qur’anic parables and themes, and addresses a range of topics such as the five pillars of Islam, motherhood, Qur’anic science, Muslims enslaved in the U.S., terror, religious messengers and monotheism (oneness of God.)

As poems are paired with verses in the Qur’an that inspired them, Adrian Jasper infuses her spirit with each piece, and takes the audience on an artistic journey where few readers – and writers – have ventured.

Chapter by chapter as “Ink Spills”, readers will sense more and more that the author is unafraid to use her art to examine self, society, to educate, uplift and inspire. In addition, the willingness to let her poetry be elevated through Islam and share with the world in a universal fashion - is both timely and refreshing. Ultimately, Lady Muslim with a Pen sings praises to God for His mercy and grace to humankind.