How Does History Judge Prime Ministers?
‘Increasingly, the question is one of basic competence’ Emily Jones is Lecturer in Modern British History at the University of
Following Threads to Colonial Barbados
Samplers, pieces of embroidery made to practise or demonstrate needlework stitches, were an important part of girls’ education for centuries.
Eid for Nylah by Nizrana Farook illustrated by Zelma Firdauzia
I have read this book dozens of times and I honestly don’t know how I feel about it. If you
Forgeries, Fakes, and Phantom Time
Except for aliens, there are more conspiracy theories about history than anything else. There are people who believe that Shakespeare’s
Cookies and Crescents: An Eid Story by Nada Shawish Dutka illustrated by Zelma Firdauzia
We can always use more Eid al Fitr stories, but to stand out in an increasingly crowded field, really requires
‘The Grammar of Angels’ by Edward Wilson-Lee review
From Giorgio Vasari’s The Lives of the Artists (1550) to Jacob Burckhardt’s The Civilization of the Renaissance in Italy (1860),
The Eidi Bag by Shazia Afzal illustrated by Shiva Delsooz
This adorable 32 page picture book, is not just a story about celebrating Eid al fitr, it weaves in themes
Trinity, Crucifixion Atonement & More
Christianity vs. Islam: Trinity, Crucifixion & Atonement Islam’s Perspective on the Concept of the Trinity in Christianity All three Abrahamic
Join Us for Ramadan by Sana A. Faqir illustrated by Amna Asif
Jan25 This 18 page chunky board book is about 7.5 x 7.5 inches and a little over an inch thick.
What Muslims Believe About The Gospel
Belief in the Past Scriptures (Divine Books) Belief in the Holy Quran and all of God’s past scriptures, sent to
