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light-up Pakistani flag on a stick, likely a novelty item or souvenir. These types of items are often sold during national holidays or events to show patriotism and celebrate national identity.
L. M. Montgomery (Lucy Maud Montgomery) was born at Clifton, Prince Edward Island, Canada in 1874. She became famous as the writer of Anne of Green Gables which was an immediate success and won Montgomery an international following. As soon as she graduated, she started to teach. This profession allowed her plenty of time to hone her craft as a writer. She published approximately 100 short stories in journals and newspapers and her storytelling attracted a wide audience and, because of her matchless creativity, almost everything she wrote became a success. She died in 1942, leaving behind an enduring legacy of bestselling books
Mrs Azzam is the niece of the late Dr Abdul Wahab Azzam, who was rector of Cairo University, founder and first Rector of Riyadh Uni- versity, and prominent Muslim writer. She is also the daughter-in-law of the late Dr Abdur Rahman Azzam, founder of the Arab League and author of the Eternal Message of Muhammad. Mrs Azzam was born in Cairo and is a graduate of the Faculty of Arts and Literature, Cairo University. She has lived with her husband, Dr Omar Azzam, in Saudi Arabia, Lebanon and France, and is now living in Cambridge, England, where her four children are receiving their education.
Aisha Gouverneur
Mrs Gouverneur was born Virginia Gray Henry in Kentucky, USA, and became a Muslim in 1968. She took a BA in comparative religion from Sarah Lawrence College, Bronxville, New York, and has an MA in Education from Michigan University. Mrs Gouverneur has also studied at Al-Azhar University, Cairo, and has taught for more than ten years. She lived in Egypt for over ten years and now lives with her husband and two children in Cambridge, England.
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