Maa'ida 1
Maa'ida 1
The Literal meaning of the word المائدة is a dining table full of scrumptious food. This word المائدة originates from the Quran in Surah المائدة when Prophet ISA (AS) asked Allah Ta'ala for a table- spread laden with food. Allah Ta'ala answered his supplication and a table - spread laden with unique, palatable, delicious, divine and exquisite food was sent down from heavens.
- Cover: Paperback
- Publisher: Madrassah Islaahul Muslimaat
- Author: Ml A.S. Chohan
- Pages: 24 Pages
- Weight: 240 Grams
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