Amal Taama

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Amal Taama (fl. 15th century AH / 21st century CE), full name Amal Ahmad Taama, is a contemporary Islamic author known for the devotional study Nasimat min Abq al-Rawda al-Sharifa ("Breezes from the Fragrance of the Noble Garden") .

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Taama authored Nasimat min Abq al-Rawda al-Sharifa: Qira'a Mu'asira fi Adhkar Rasul Allah ﷺ al-Hayatiyya wa-l-Yawmiyya as a modern thematic examination of the daily invocations (adhkar) and life practices of the Prophet Muhammad ﷺ . The first edition of the work was issued on 25 Rajab 1433 AH (15 June 2012 CE), featuring a dedication to future generations and a copyright notice explicitly reserving its rights for all Muslims .

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  • Nasimat min Abq al-Rawda is a treatise on Islamic supplications and psychology, completed and published in its first edition on 25 Rajab 1433 AH (15 June 2012 CE). The work examines daily prophetic remembrances (adhkar) through the lens of modern cognitive psychology, behavioral modification, and spiritual refinement, presenting them as practical spiritual remedies for heedlessness and psychological distress.