Why Is Muhammad Important to Muslims

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Why Is Muhammad Important to Muslims

Author	: Jean Mead
File Size	: 49,5 Mb
Publisher	: Evans Brothers
Language	: English
Release Date	: 01 February 2008
ISBN	: 9780237534097
Pages	: 34 pages

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Why Is Muhammad Important to Muslims by Jean Mead Book PDF Summary

Following on from the hugely successful 'Start-Up Religion', 'Step-Up Religion' is the next step up! Text is clear and divided into easily digestible paragraphs. A spread at the back of each book for teachers and parents provides more activity suggestions and advice on how to use the book with children.

Why Is Muhammad Important to Muslims by Jean Mead

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