Captured by the Romans
R45.00
Captured by the Romans by Maulana Ebrahim Muhammad is a children’s storybook published by Zam Zam Publishers. This 52-page illustrated book is designed to engage young readers with a captivating narrative that imparts moral lessons rooted in Islamic teachings. The story follows a young protagonist’s encounter with the Romans, highlighting themes of courage, faith, and resilience. The book’s colorful illustrations and accessible language make it suitable for children, aiming to both educate and entertain.
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Maulana Ebrahim Muhammad
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