When I first learnt that I had been accepted into this course I felt joy, not only because I would have the opportunity to increase my knowledge of Islam, but also because I knew that Imam Ridha and Sayeda Masooma had accepted me so I could visit them.
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New Children’s Book from The World Federation: ‘My Muharram Book’
Updated 20 November 2013 
The World Federation is pleased to bring you yet another publication: ‘My Muharram Book’, written by Fatima Z. Karim, illustrated by Sajida Jivraj, in addition to the very popular ‘My First Book of Faith’.
‘My Muharram Book’ is attractive, colourful and well-illustrated. It is aimed at children around 3 years and above. It is an ideal teaching tool for parents to use with their children to help them understand the tragic events of Karbala in a simple way.
Each copy is available for only £3 plus P & P.
Copies are very limited please Order your copy early to avoid disappointment.
To order a copy please visit the WF online bookshop www.wfshop.org or [email protected] or call +44 (0) 208 954 9881
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