Understand and love your creator - Learn the 99 names of Allah

This might be a good book, but unfortunately it doesn't work well with my Kindle Paperwhite or my iPad. Words are cut off and the writing goes the wrong direction (portrait when the iPad is in landscape, landscape when the iPad is in portrait). I'm going to request a refund, which I have never done since I started buying Kindle books a couple years ago.

The book is bright and colourful – the designs draw you into it. Each name is designed differently; it’s given in Arabic and then English. Underneath there are related quotes from the Qur’an and Ahaddith, which put the name into perspective. Then there are ‘keys to remember’, where the author has penned down for us the important points to think about and ponder, and finally there is a space to write our thoughts…The space to write in is unique, because it doesn’t just say ‘make notes here’ or ‘my thoughts’, but instead, something profound and thought-provokingHOW THIS NAME AFFECTS MY LIFE? Each time you focus on one of the names of Allah, read the translation and put things into perspective, you ask yourself, how does this name affect my life…And this really makes you think!

If I could give it 0 stars I would... Mainly because there are quiet a bit of errors and the one I can't get over is the fact that it only has 98 names of Allah not 99. Missing 1 name #77 and I paid $25 for this?! I don't care for colorful names of Allah I care to teach all 99 names of Allah

Simple to understand, has space to write you own notes.