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New Book Recommendation Section Added

This section will be updated from time to time with news related to a variety of books on the following topics, enjoy…as the pages will be updated

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By Nimah Ismail Nawwab • Posted in Books on Islam, Books on Rumi, Canvas of the Soul, faith, Islamic art, Islamic Manuscripts, Mawlana Rumi, Mecca, mesnavi, Methnavi, Nimah Nawwab, Poetry, Poetry Links, Rumi, Spirituality, Sufi Poetry, Sufi Scholars, Sufism, Uncategorized, Women and Islam, writing • Tagged Anglophone Poetry, Book Reviews, books, Books on Islam, faith, Resources on Islam, spirituality, Sufi Poetry, Sufism, women in Islam, Women Sufis

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Do We Imprison Ourselves?-The Power Within

Do we imprison ourselves purposely

with the temporal trends of existence?

– Excerpt from The Power Within,

From “Canvas of the Soul” read by the poet Ni’mah Isma’il Nawwab

at https://soundcloud.com/nimah-nawwab

By Nimah Ismail Nawwab • Posted in Anglophone Poetry, Canvas of the Soul, Nimah Nawwab, Poetry, Soul, Sufism • Tagged Anglophone Poetry, canvas of the soul, dignity, humanity, Power, Sufism

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A Study of Nimah Nawwab’s ‘The Unfurling’ -Cultural Representations of Muslim Women in Contemporary Arab Anglophone Poetry by Dr. Hessa A. Alghadeer -Arab Workd English Journal

Cultural Representations of Muslim Women in Contemporary Arab Anglophone Poetry:

A Study of Nimah Nawwab’s The Unfurling by Dr. Hessa A. Alghadeer

http://awej.org/images/AllIssues/Specialissues/Literature1/full%20issue%20literature.pdf

Latest Study 2014 – Arab World English Journal-Literary Journal pages 16-29

By Nimah Ismail Nawwab • Posted in Anglophone Poetry, Arab Poets, Islam, Middle East, Poetry, Saudi Arabia, women • Tagged Anglophone Poetry, Arab Women, business writing, faith, hijab, human rights, Islam, Mecca, Muslim women Middle East, peace, poetry, religion, spirituality, the veil, youth

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