Mohammad Ridha (9 results)

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Hardcover. Condition: Fine. 1st Edition. FINE (As-New) First Edition in English language, translated by Dr. Mahmoud Salami, remaining faithful to the original Arabic text. 7" by 9.5", 528 pages. Clean, tight, unmarked, appears unread, very scarce.

Hardcover. Condition: Very Good. 2nd Edition. Hardcover, second edition, 528 pages, NOT ex-library. Translated from the Arabic. Weight 930g. Minor wear, book is clean and bright throughout with unmarked text, free of inscriptions and stamps, firmly bound. Issued without a dust jacket. -- Mohammad Redha is a former librarian of Fouad the 1st University. Dr Mahmoud Salami is Associate Professor of English. -- A biography of the Prophet Mohammad, covering his early life, time in Makkah, migration to Al-Madinah, companions, military campaigns, and the spread of Islam. It also delves into his character, miracles, and responses to objections from orientalists. The book offers a comprehensive look at his moral teachings and significant events that shaped the Islamic faith. -- Incomplete Contents: Introductory Matters; His Family Lineage; His Grandfathers' Outstanding Traits; Children & Vow of Abd Al-Muttalib; Marriage of Abdullah; Story of the Elephant; His Birth & Birthday Celebrations; His Foster Mothers Who Breast-Fed Him; Cutting His Chest; Incitement to Kill Him While He Was Young; Death of Aminah; Abd Al-Muttalib Congratulates Seif bin Thee Yazan; Grandfather's Death & Custody of Uncle Abi Talib; Travel to Syria; Who is Buheirah?; Shepherding of Makkah's Sheep by the Prophet; War of Shameless Fighting; Second Trade Trip to Syria in 595 AD; Marriage of the Messenger of Allah from Khadijah; Renovating the Ka'aba Building 605 AD; Naming by the Faithful; Message of Mohammad; Foretelling of the Jews of the Messenger of Allah; Salman Al-Farisi & Story of His Islamization; Who Was Named Mohammad in the Pre-Islamic Period; Worshipping of Idols & Images; Four Seekers of Ibrahim's Religion; Zeid bin Amr; Beginning of the Inspiration; Awaited & Illiterate Prophet; Inspiration Stoppage; Abou Bakr As-Sidique & His Islamization; Ali bin Abi Talib; Zeid bin Harithah; Call to Islam in Secret; Unbelievers' Harm That Inflicted Abi Bakr As-Sidique; Declaring of Islam; Quran That Bewildered the Hearts & Minds of Arabs; Quraysh Negotiates with Abou Talib; Torturing of Moslems; What Quraysh Had Proposed to the Messenger of Allah; Folly of Abi Jahl; Quraysh Tests the Messenger of Allah; Islamization of Jabir bin Abdullah; First Emigration to Ethiopia; Intercession of the Cranes; Islamization of Hamzah; Omar bin Al-Khattab; Second Emigration to Ethiopia; At-Tufeil bin Amr Ad-Dawsi; Death of Abi Talib & Khadijah; Night Journey & Ascent to the Heavens; Effect of the Journey by Night on Quraysh; Beginning of the Islamization of the Ansar; Quraysh's Plot to Kill the Messenger of Allah; What Was Sent Down of the Quran in Makkah; Emigration to Al-Madinah; Sermon & Treaty of the Messenger of Allah with the Jews; Al-Khazraj & Al-Aws; City of Yathrib; Marriage of the Prophet from A'ishah; Changing of the Qiblah; Call for Prayers; Duty of Fasting the Month of Ramadan; Fraternization Between the Emigrants & Ansar; Islamization of Abdullah bin Salam bin Al-Harith; Animosity of the Jews & Argumentations with Them; Permission to Fight; Expedition of Badr the First & the Second; Reasons for the Moslems' Victory in the Battle of Badr; Fatimah's Marriage; Expedition of Bani Suleim & Bani Qaynaqa' & As-Saweeq; Expedition of Thee Amarr, or the Expedition of Ghatatan; Killing of Ka'ab bin Al-Ashraf; Expedition of Uhud; Reasons for the Moslem Defeat in the Battle of Uhud; Mentioning of Uhud Expedition in the Holy Quran; Expedition of Hamra'a Al-Asad; Squadron of Bi'r Ma'unah; Expedition of Bani An-Nadir; Wine Prohibition: Greatest Social Reform; Expedition of That Ar-Riqa'a & Badr the Final & Dawmat Al-Jandal; Marriage of the Messenger of Allah from Zeinab Bint Jahsh; Expedition of Al-Muraysee; Killing of Hisham bin Subabah; Expedition of Al-Khandaq & Bani Quraythah; Jews of Al-Madinah; Squadron of Al-Qurtah & Islamization of Thummamah bin Uthal Al-Hanafi; Expedition of Bani Lihyan; Raid of Oyaynah bin Hisn; Expedition of Thee Qard; + Pages 316-513.

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Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Evaluation of Mono-Sex and Mixed-Sex Culture of Nile Tilapia | A Comparative Evaluation of Single and Mixed-Sex Culture of Tilapia | Mohammad T. Ridha | Taschenbuch | Englisch | LAP Lambert Academic Publishing | EAN 9783659329500 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: preigu GmbH & Co. KG, Lengericher Landstr. 19, 49078 Osnabrück, mail[at]preigu[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu.

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Condition: New. Dieser Artikel ist ein Print on Demand Artikel und wird nach Ihrer Bestellung fuer Sie gedruckt. Autor/Autorin: Ridha Mohammad T.Mr. Mohammad Ridha obtained his master degree in biology from McGill University, Canada, in 1980. Currently he is a research scientist in the Kuwait Institute for scientificresearch. He has more than 30 years of expe.

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - Tilapia males grow almost twice as fast as females. However, to obtain an all-male population based on sex separation, the females must be discarded leading to unnecessary wastage of effort and expenses used in growing the females to sexable size. This study compared growth of mixed-sex and mono-sex of non-improved and the Genetically Improved Farmed Tilapia (GIFT) strains of the Nile tilapia. Results emphasized the superior growth performance of the males and of the GIFT strain. Results also indicated that growth of the mono-sex population was much better than that of the mixed-sex, and proved that the non-improved males and the GIFT females had close growth rates. These findings suggest that manual sex segregation of the GIFT strain during the grow-out phase would allow tilapia growers to raise each GIFT sex separately without the need to discard the females as the custom with the slow-growing females of the non-improved strain.