Giving the Best of What You Have – Inspiring Islamic Book on Sincerity, Charity & Spiritual Excellence

A heart-softening Islamic book that inspires Muslims to give their best in charity, character, worship, and daily life for the sake of Allah.

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Kube Publishing

• Aliya vaughan

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Contents
Acknowledgements...
Chapter 1.
Chapter 2.
Chapter 3.
Chapter 4.
Chapter 5
Chapter 6.
Chapter 7.
Chapter 8
Comprehension Questions
Evidence from the Qur'an and Sunnah.
'By no means shall you attain righteousness unless you give (freely) of that which you love. And whatever you spend; indeed, Allah is knowing of it.' Surah Al 'Imran (3:92)
Indeed! Charity is the best investment in this life for the next.
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Chapter 1
The distinct rustle of sweet wrappers could be heard above the noise of the vacuum cleaner. Sulaiman thought his mum's cleaning would drown it out, but Musa had bat-like precision hearing.
"I want some!" Musa whined chasing Sulaiman along the passage as he quickly disappeared into the bathroom. "Gimme
some!" Musa wailed, banging on the locked door with his little fists. Hannah was in the next room trying on her Eid outfit.
"Where did he get those sweets from?" she muttered curiously, trying to look through the crack in the bathroom door, but it had been blocked with a towel.
"Sulaiman! Remember what Mum said; those sweets are for tomorrow... and you know you're not supposed to eat in the bathroom!" she bellowed. Now there were two pairs of fists pummelling on the door. After several moments the door creaked opened. Musa tried to push his way in, but Sulaiman had blocked the door with his foot.
"It's too late, they've all gone!" he teased, opening his mouth wide to reveal his bright crimson jelly-stained tongue. "It was a tiny packet anyway."
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Chapter 2
The next day after the Eid prayer, Sulaiman was keen to try out his new gift: a remote- control car. His dad agreed he could play with it in the lane next to their flat. Gently lifting the vehicle out of the box, he plugged in the battery and switched on the car. Holding the toy in one hand and pressing the controller with the other he watched
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"It doesn't matter," Hannah retorted, her face flushing red in annoyance. "You should have shared them. There're blessings in sharing."
Sulaiman opened the door wide and dropped the empty sweet packet just above Musa's head. It cascaded gracefully in the air and landed at Musa's feet. Musa let out a piercing shriek and ran to his mum to snitch on his brother.
“That's selfish," Hannah protested. “I always share with you." It was true. Out of the three of them, Hannah was the most generous and would always give freely, but Sulaiman wasn't so open-handed.
"It's not that deep. I'll give you some of mine tomorrow... if you're good to me." He smirked, flicking Hannah's nose as he brushed past her.