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A review by iris_ymra
Being A Quran Tag Girl by Ayesha Syahira
4.0
Looking at the title, I first thought that this book will be about how the writer did all the Quran Tagging activity; reading it, I know it's not just about that (well, it's not until the very last part of the book). But rather the book is about how the writer embarked her journey to going back to Quran and Islam. It sounds like a typical hijrah made by most of us muslims, but surely, all of us have a different journey and paths we persue and this journey of this writer in one inspirational. It's about the changes made by her that over the time keep on getting up to much, much higher level.
This book gives wide views of 'Reading the Quran', it opens the eyes, the heart and the mind about the Quran in a very familiar way for someone like me.
The writer brings the Quran reading (and learning) into much, much more interesting and higher level for a person whom didn't come from an Islamic upbringing, for a person whom has just started to learn the Quran.
This book will really help, a beginner to decide where to begin in ways that are more entertaining, and yes reading and learning about the Quran should be something that's fun to do (of course in a proper and right way) so that we can develop our love towards this book of guidance and to live it fully.
This book gives wide views of 'Reading the Quran', it opens the eyes, the heart and the mind about the Quran in a very familiar way for someone like me.
The writer brings the Quran reading (and learning) into much, much more interesting and higher level for a person whom didn't come from an Islamic upbringing, for a person whom has just started to learn the Quran.
This book will really help, a beginner to decide where to begin in ways that are more entertaining, and yes reading and learning about the Quran should be something that's fun to do (of course in a proper and right way) so that we can develop our love towards this book of guidance and to live it fully.