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Messages from the Quran
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Adham al-Sharqawi says at the beginning of this book Letters from the Qur’an:
This book is the call of a servant of weak heart, weak voice, he called him out of love for you, and a desire for you, so honor him with communication!
Fun and cute books that you may finish in one sitting thanks to Adham’s graceful pen and his easy style of simplifying the matters of the world and religion.
The book bases its ideas and readings on Quranic verses to extract meanings from them and present deep topics of interest to all human beings, and this is what distinguishes Al-Sharqawi’s writings. It raises sensitive and deep topics in a gentle, sweet and soulmate style and delivers information to your heart before your mind, all in a gentle and non-…
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