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The Story of Ridwan
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The Story of Ridwan

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"The Story of Ridwan" Unseen by the eye. Unheard by the ear. But always near the destiny of the righteous. Step beyond the veil of the seen and journey into the realm of the unseen, where light was the first creation, angels were fashioned in obedience, and Paradise waits behind guarded gates. At its threshold stands Ridwan-an angel not of thunder or wrath, but of welcome, serenity, and divine favor. In this captivating and deeply researched Islamic narrative, explore the world of Ridwan, the silent guardian of Jannah, in a chronological, richly detailed journey from the earliest moments of creation to the eternity of the Hereafter. Woven with prophetic narrations, Qur'anic insight, and human emotion, this book illuminates the lives of the prophets, the trials of the righteous, and the unimaginable beauty of the world that awaits. Perfect for believers, seekers, and students of Islamic eschatology, The Keeper of Paradise is not just a story-it is a reminder, a promise, and a glimpse of Allah's eternal mercy.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Maa Publ
Date
2 July 2025
Pages
70
ISBN
9798231731060

This title is printed to order. This book may have been self-published. If so, we cannot guarantee the quality of the content. In the main most books will have gone through the editing process however some may not. We therefore suggest that you be aware of this before ordering this book. If in doubt check either the author or publisher’s details as we are unable to accept any returns unless they are faulty. Please contact us if you have any questions.

"The Story of Ridwan" Unseen by the eye. Unheard by the ear. But always near the destiny of the righteous. Step beyond the veil of the seen and journey into the realm of the unseen, where light was the first creation, angels were fashioned in obedience, and Paradise waits behind guarded gates. At its threshold stands Ridwan-an angel not of thunder or wrath, but of welcome, serenity, and divine favor. In this captivating and deeply researched Islamic narrative, explore the world of Ridwan, the silent guardian of Jannah, in a chronological, richly detailed journey from the earliest moments of creation to the eternity of the Hereafter. Woven with prophetic narrations, Qur'anic insight, and human emotion, this book illuminates the lives of the prophets, the trials of the righteous, and the unimaginable beauty of the world that awaits. Perfect for believers, seekers, and students of Islamic eschatology, The Keeper of Paradise is not just a story-it is a reminder, a promise, and a glimpse of Allah's eternal mercy.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Maa Publ
Date
2 July 2025
Pages
70
ISBN
9798231731060