the RICH Muslim
30 Days Guide to a Successful Muslim State of Mind (Part One)
Nonfiction, Religion & Spirituality, Philosophy, Religious, Middle East Religions, Islam, Business & Finance, Management & Leadership, Motivational
| Author: | Yusuf Hassan | ISBN: | 1230001594430 |
| Publisher: | Tutlub Books | Publication: | March 15, 2017 |
| Imprint: | Language: | English |
| Author: | Yusuf Hassan |
| ISBN: | 1230001594430 |
| Publisher: | Tutlub Books |
| Publication: | March 15, 2017 |
| Imprint: | |
| Language: | English |
This book is in a form of a note or journal that you put together to inspire and motivate yourself in order to become better each day, concentrating on one inspirational topic a day.
The book will show you the common attributes and state of mind you will find among rich Muslims. It is my hope that by reading this book everyday you will cultivate these attributes and imbibe in yourself this state of mind.
Review 1:
This is great read for Muslims especially young adults. ‘The Rich Muslim’ gives a day-to-day guide for maintaining a successful yet peaceful state of mind.
One unique feature of this book is that it takes pieces of relevant verses from the Holy Quran (The ultimate guide of Man) to reaffirm the points in each chapter.
All chapters of this book are well written and very informative; my favorite by far, is the chapter on the “Strength in Self Improvement”. I look forward to reading more works from this author.
**Saidat Ibrahim (United States) – 5/02/2017 **
Review 2:
As I read this book, it feels like I am reading other books written by some famous authors i.e Jaddid Hayatak (Muhammad Al-Ghazali), Enjoy Your Life (Dr Muhammad Abdur Rahman Al-Areefy), Like The Flowing River (Paulo Coelho), Tuesdays With Morrie (Mitch Albom) and alike which names I don’t have to mention. Among the four books, the one that is written by Mitch Albom catches my heart most. Hence, by reading yours it feels like I reread these books again and again.
What makes "The Rich Muslim" a page turner is firstly, it provides useful manuals for each chapter.
They are written clearly and step-by-step; for example, at Page 13, the last paragraph; this solution is practicable and realistic.
Secondly, when it comes to language, the author uses metaphors and subtle words when he gives example of points he makes. On the other side, he uses affirmative words, meaning the words which invite readers to take actions.
Thirdly, what makes this book stands out is that, for every completion part in every chapter, the author does provide affirmative and positive words for readers to live by while changing themselves as better Muslims and individuals (This reminds me of Louisa Hay though she is a non-Muslim).
The third point brings to my fourth point which this book is a universal and light motivational book that is understandable even for young adults).
Fifthly, the interrelation between one chapter onto another is connected very well. I must mention I like every chapter especially The Power of Happiness, The Self Investment and The Successful Failures. The latter is new and fresh to me.
Finally, the book is recommended to everyone especially those that are less inner confidence to nourish themselves.
Thank You and May Allah reward your effort Ameen.
Abdulazeem Lawal (Malaysia) 5/2/2017
This book is in a form of a note or journal that you put together to inspire and motivate yourself in order to become better each day, concentrating on one inspirational topic a day.
The book will show you the common attributes and state of mind you will find among rich Muslims. It is my hope that by reading this book everyday you will cultivate these attributes and imbibe in yourself this state of mind.
Review 1:
This is great read for Muslims especially young adults. ‘The Rich Muslim’ gives a day-to-day guide for maintaining a successful yet peaceful state of mind.
One unique feature of this book is that it takes pieces of relevant verses from the Holy Quran (The ultimate guide of Man) to reaffirm the points in each chapter.
All chapters of this book are well written and very informative; my favorite by far, is the chapter on the “Strength in Self Improvement”. I look forward to reading more works from this author.
**Saidat Ibrahim (United States) – 5/02/2017 **
Review 2:
As I read this book, it feels like I am reading other books written by some famous authors i.e Jaddid Hayatak (Muhammad Al-Ghazali), Enjoy Your Life (Dr Muhammad Abdur Rahman Al-Areefy), Like The Flowing River (Paulo Coelho), Tuesdays With Morrie (Mitch Albom) and alike which names I don’t have to mention. Among the four books, the one that is written by Mitch Albom catches my heart most. Hence, by reading yours it feels like I reread these books again and again.
What makes "The Rich Muslim" a page turner is firstly, it provides useful manuals for each chapter.
They are written clearly and step-by-step; for example, at Page 13, the last paragraph; this solution is practicable and realistic.
Secondly, when it comes to language, the author uses metaphors and subtle words when he gives example of points he makes. On the other side, he uses affirmative words, meaning the words which invite readers to take actions.
Thirdly, what makes this book stands out is that, for every completion part in every chapter, the author does provide affirmative and positive words for readers to live by while changing themselves as better Muslims and individuals (This reminds me of Louisa Hay though she is a non-Muslim).
The third point brings to my fourth point which this book is a universal and light motivational book that is understandable even for young adults).
Fifthly, the interrelation between one chapter onto another is connected very well. I must mention I like every chapter especially The Power of Happiness, The Self Investment and The Successful Failures. The latter is new and fresh to me.
Finally, the book is recommended to everyone especially those that are less inner confidence to nourish themselves.
Thank You and May Allah reward your effort Ameen.
Abdulazeem Lawal (Malaysia) 5/2/2017
