Sadaf Ahmad  | Syracuse University Press

57,400원  | 20210101  | 9780815632092

There is an increasing number of middle- and upper-class urban Pakistani women turning toward Islam via Al-Huda, an Islamic school for women aiming to transform the women who absorb its message into 'pious' subjects. This title explores how Al-Huda is fostering a new generation of educated, urban, middle-class women to become veiled conservatives.

 | Sadaf Khwaja

12,770원  | 20171022  | 9781773025629

A fun collection of Nursery Rhymes now translated in Urdu and illustrated beautifully by well-known children's illustrator, Linda Birkinshaw. This book is sure to delight toddlers as a sing-along and picture book as well as older children learning to read. Young ones will look forward to the games and activities at the end that play with concepts learnt in the book and build phonic awareness.

Manglik, Gauri, Siddique, Sadaf  | Ala Editions

82,100원  | 20180730  | 9780838917411

One of the root causes of Islamophobia is ignorance, often fuelled by stereotyped and negative portrayals of Muslims in media and popular culture. Muslims in Story is a timely and proactive approach to tackling this issue, by engendering friendships and empathy through quality children's and young adult literature.

Kool, Annie B., Lord, Michael A., Ameer, Sadaf  | Fokje Press

25,530원  | 20201010  | 9781777381110

This book serves as an analogy, if not a witty and satirical prose, to the current health and political issues in relation to the pandemic (CORONAVIRUS / COVID-19). Wee the Bee knows the bees are sick and dying and he knows why.?The disease is spreading like a pandemic.?The Empire Honey Company's new President, Mister Crump, is a very bad man. He is spreading poison throughout the land.?He wants to make fake honey and he wants everyone to forget what real honey tastes like.

Beales, Philip L. (EDT)/ Farooqi, I. Sadaf (EDT)/  | Oxford University Press

105,000원  | 20210101  | 9780195300161

Obesity is one of the most important contributing factors to disease throughout the world and is an area of great current interest among researchers and clinicians. The genetics of common obesity is complex, and an important thread through this labyrinth is the study of genetic syndromes in which obesity is a major component. By examining the genetic mechanisms of obesity in these syndromes, the authors will shed new light on the genetics of common obesity. This is the first book on this important and exciting new area and addreses both the molecular and clinical features of the obesity syndromes, providing hard-core information for researchers and practical guidelines for clinicians caring for obese patients. The book is divided into three sections: the first covers approaches for assessing and investigating the obese individual; the second describes nondysmorphic, monogenic forms of obesity; and the third documents key, multisystem obesity syndromes with various genetic etiologies. It is as much a reference book as it is a manual and will appeal to clinical geneticists, obesity researchers, endocrinologists, nutritionists, and medical biologists.