Most Influential Books You Have Read

[Warsai]

"Confessions of an Economic Hitman", it truely giving a understanding to what is happening in Somalia

[Gedo_Boy]

Fiction: Les Miserables.

Non-fiction: The Quran.

[PINK_BUNNY]

^^^I read that too and watched the film. Awesome.

[Aliyah99]

Simone de beuvour, The 2nd sex

Germaine Greer, Female Enuch

[Leila2007]

Tax guide by Jane Vass

The 7 Habbits of Highly Effective People by Stephen Covey

Smart women finish rich by David Bach - This was recomemded by someone in this forum lol

[Shirib]

The Cat in the Hat,

One fish, Two fish.........

Dr. Seuss Rocks.

[PINK_BUNNY]

^^^I was lookin 4 that...LOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOL

[AbdiWahab252]

The Grapes of Wrath - It was a huge book, starts off very slowly and required patience to read.

I enjoyed reading it all summer long under the coconut trees by the beach

[Real_1]

the biography of Malcolm X no doubt

[surria]

1- Ulysses by James Joyce
2- The Conquest of America by Tzvetan Todorov
3- 1984 by by George Orwell
4- Brave New World by Aldous Huxley
5- Republic- Plato

[Leila2007]

Real

That was an inspirational book

how he taught himself how to read while being locked up lol

[zulaika]

abdi, good to see Quraanka rides the top of your list.

anyways,

"The Talented Tenth"
By W.E.B Dubois (2nd chapter in The Negro Problem)

[Fale]

"To kill a Mockingbird" ( Harper Lee )

[American Salafi]

I love all Islamic Books especially on Tawheed, like Kitab al-Tawheed, Aqeedah, Minhaj. But I really like the books of a scholar named Sheikh Rab'ia Madkhali. He has written some amazing books on Minhaj. I plan to read all his books soon inshallah. Currently I want to read Imam Ahmad's Book of Sunnah. Amazing and very beneficial book.

Non-Islamic books I liked reading The Eragon Trilogy and The Bartimaeus Trilogy.

[qardasay]

Seera of the Prophet & The Rightly Guided Caliphs