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This delightful children's book takes young readers on a magical journey through the exotic and enchanting land of Arabia. With charming illustrations and engaging stories, the Zwemers introduce children to the people, culture, and landscape of this captivating region. From the bustling markets of Baghdad to the vast desert sands of Arabia, children will discover the rich heritage and history of this fascinating part of the world. A must-read for children and adults alike, Topsy-Turvy Land is a true classic of children's literature.

This primary source historical collection provides readers with an in-depth look into the history and culture of Muslim lands, Siam, Burma, and Korea. With a foreword by T.S. Wentworth, readers will explore the intricate relationship between these regions and the Western world during a time of great change. This collection is a must-read for students of Eastern history and culture.

This book is a biographical study of the life and teachings of Muhammad, the founder of Islam. Drawing on a wide range of traditional sources and his own extensive scholarship, Samuel Marinus Zwemer provides a detailed and nuanced portrait of this highly influential figure, considering both his personal life and the broader social and cultural context in which he lived and worked.

This book offers a collection of studies and reflections on prayer, drawing from the author's extensive experience as a missionary and theologian. Zwemer explores different approaches to prayer, from the Psalms to the Lord's Prayer, and offers insights into their meaning and significance for Christian life and spirituality. Written in a clear and engaging style, Taking Hold of God is a valuable resource for anyone seeking to grow in their prayer life and deepen their relationship with God.

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