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Taking us back to the good ol’ days. 🥹

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🎀 PLAYHOUSE GIVEAWAY! 🎀

I am SO excited about this one!! We’re giving away a @makeitcutekids playhouse to one lucky family! 🏡✨

We’ve had our Make It Cute playhouse for FOUR years, and I’m not exaggerating when I say my girls play with it EVERY. SINGLE. DAY. 🥹 So many little memories have been made in ours, and I wanted to give another family the chance to make those same sweet memories. 💕

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We have been meaning to tell you…

The Tiny Bookshop Craft Kit is now available in store NATIONWIDE at Barnes and Noble!📚

Shop barnesandnoble.com or visit your local Barnes and Noble to find it on a shelf near you!

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GIVEAWAY CLOSED!

Whimsy was never a trend for us. ✨ So to keep things whimscal, we are giving away our Tiny Fairyhouse Craft Kits to THREE lucky winners! 🧚

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Giveaway ends 9/8 at midnight! Open to U.S. resident only. 18+. Not affiliated or sponsored by Instagram. Congrats to @ta.benner @kristencweldon @izzybella86

Curious when we are giving away our Tiny Bookshop Craft Kits? They are around and showing up with some extra exciting news. So stayed tuned! 🎉📚

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Key Features of the Book:

Comprehensive Historical Framework: This work draws meticulously from over 65 primary historical sources to document a continuous 1,200-year history of the human-canine bond within classical Arabic heritage.

Rich Literary Content: The volume features more than one hundred authentic stories, wisdoms, and classical sayings that reflect the deep historical relationship between humans and dogs.

Philosophical Depth (Chapter Four): A central cornerstone of this research is Chapter Four, which focuses deeply on the classical philosophical theme: "The Preference of Dogs Over Many of Those Who Wear Clothes." This chapter explores deep philosophical dimensions, moral allegories, and classical poetry that contrast human betrayal with the ultimate, unconditional loyalty, integrity, and devotion of dogs.

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Dogs bearing fire to its owners!

I conclude the book with a very painful story of one of the wicked leaders who is an example for the saying: the end justifies the means. He was a bloody unjust ruler and the upper arm of the country (deceased: 983 AD)
The historian, Meskoey (deceased: 1030 AD) says in his book; the Experiences of nations and succession of inspiration:
One of his plots is being called the upper arm of the country commonly repeated as he plotted a group of the cage and Baloch people when he overwhelmed in Kerman to evacuate them from it.
The result was that a group of them has houses behind a mountain as they are non-accessible unless passing a strait. If a few numbers of people stood, they prevent a lot of soldiers from standing.
We lost hope in reaching it by force, he made a trick and threatened them that they should pay a royalty.
They said: we do not have money for you.
He said: you are hunters and I want a dog from each house.
So they had to do it. He counted their houses and took dogs of the same number.
The dog is sheltered by its master and still moving its tail for and around him. It also rubs him and be familiar with his house as if it escaped from a lot of parsecs, it returned to its coach.
He was ordered to put in their necks white oil rings and gather them in the mountain strait. The fire struck in oil and released and followed by the military.
They did that and the dogs were running quickly and the group felt that the soldiers were coming.They met them in the strait and each dog was sheltered by its master from fire.
When it rubbed the man, the fire spread and the road became accessed.
The dogs followed them, and the fire passed. A lot of them were fired.
The dogs attacked the houses, the occupiers of them evacuated, the soldiers followed them quickly, prepared sword and eradicated their apartheid.

Quote from a book:
Dogs in the Ancient Arabic stories.

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A dog sacrifices and rescues its owner from inevitable death:

A man came to some sultans, and he was accompanied by the governor of Armenia backing to his home. Then, he passed by a grave with a built-up dome where there was a statement; "this is a dog grave and who want to know its story can go to so-and-so village where he can be told.

The man asked about this village, and he was guided to it and asked its people and then they guided him to the Sheikh, and he sent to him and brought him. He found him an older man exceeding one hundred years. Then, he asked him.

And he said: yes, in this area, there was a great king who was known for hiking, hunting and traveling. He had a dog raised and named by
him. He did not leave him. At his lunch and dinner times, he fed it from his food. One day, he went hiking and said to some of his servants: tell the chef to make porridge with milk as I desired it.

Then, he went hiking.

The chef brought milk, made to him a great porridge, forgot to cover it and worked on cooking something else

A snake came out of the cracks of fields and spilled out its poison in the porridge while the dog was lying, seeing all that as it couldn't prevent the snake.

The king has a dumb old slave-woman who saw what was made by the snake.

The king returned from hunting, and then he said: Hey servants, bring to me at first the porridge. When it is brought to him, the dumb slave- woman nodded but they did not understand what she was saying; the dog barked, but the king was not careful but it continued shouting to explain to them what it wanted. Then, the king threw to its food as usual, but the dog did not approach it and continued shouting.

He said to his servants: keep it away as it has a story and started eating the milk. When the dog saw him want to eat, it jumped to the table and entered its mouth in the milk and sipped from it. Then, it died, and its body became scattered.=

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Bin El Marzaban It tells a sad story:

A friend told me that he had a friend whose wife died and had aboy.
He had a dog raised by him. One day, he left his son in the house with the dog and went out for a purpose.
After one hour, he saw the dog in the lobby and its face and mouth were full of blood.
He thought that it killed his son and ate him. He killed the dog intentionally before it entered the house.
However, he found the boy slept and next to it the rest of a snake killed and eaten by the dog.
The man strongly regretted killing the dog and buried it.

The fourth chapter: Dogs are Preferred to Many of Those who wore Clothes.
Author: Bin El Marzaban (deceased : 921 AD).

Quote from a book: Dogs in the Ancient Arabic stories.

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A dog breastfed a kid!!

Ibn Abi Al Dunya narrated that the sweeping plague attacked a house people, the country people were sure that there was no one; young or old there.
A small baby boy was crawling and could not stand, and all the remaining people there turned towards the house door and blocked it without realizing the baby.
After months, the group successors transferred to the house, and when the door opened and they entered the house, a baby was playing with the puppy of a female dog owned by the house owners.

When the baby saw it, it crawled to it, and it breastfed it. They recognized that the baby stayed in the house, became forgotten, was very hungry, and saw the dog breastfeeding its puppy, then it came to it, and when it breastfed it once, he was accustomed to it and asked her for feed always.

The narrator said: I saw this baby in Al Basra Mosque, and he was ravenous.
It was said that: this plague spread in the year of Sixty Nine.

Quote from a book:
Dogs in the Ancient Arabic stories.

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The historian says Bin El Marzaban (deceased :921 AD)
Dogs die when their owners die due to sadness
Some narrators said: El Rabie Bin Badr raised a dog, and when El Rabie died, the dog was hitting his grave until it dies.

Amer Bin Antara has hunting dogs and sheep and he was treating them well. When he died, the dogs still at his grave until they died there while his family and relatives left.

Quote from a book:
Dogs in the Ancient Arabic stories.

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A dog reveals the murderer of its master

Judge Tannukhi (d. 994) said:

Abu Othman al-Madani said: In his neighborhood in Baghdad, there was a tribalist man playing with dogs.

He went out one day before dawn to get something and was followed by a dog that was favored to him. He tried to get it away, but the dog did refuse to leave him so he let it follow him.

On his way, he was stopped by some people who had enmity with him. They noticed that he was not armed, so they caught him, and the dog was watching. They took him inside and killed him. They buried him in a well in the house, and they beat the dog which ran outside. It came to the house of his owner howling, but they did not care about it.

The man's mother missed her son for a day and night, and she noticed the wounds of the dog. She realized that the one who did this to the dog killed her son and that he was lost. She arranged the funeral and drove the dogs away from her house

This dog remained at the door and did not leave so they sometimes checked on it.

One day, one of the killers of the owner passed by the door where the dog was lying. The dog recognized him and attacked, bit and grabbed his leg.

The passers-by tried hard to release him but they could not. The noise rose, and the guard of the road came; he said, why is this dog grabbing the man? There must be a story behind it, and perhaps he is the one who

injured it. The mother of the slain came out. When she saw the man, and the dog attaching to him and heard the guard's words, she looked carefully at

the man. She remembered that he was one of the enemies of her son.
She thought that he killed her son, so she gripped him, and claimed that he was the murder. They went to the police officer who locked the man.=

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Quotes:

1️⃣ The best character in a dog is that it does not dissemble in its love, El Imam El-Shaby (d: 723AD) said.

2️⃣ A dog is loyal by nature and has instinetive friendliness and extreme protec- tiveness. It is wise and patient. It is also characterized by generosity and sense of gratitude. It is extremely useful and helpful. What the dog does is clear from any form of pretending or affectation, Al-Jahiz (D:869 AD) said.

3️⃣ Be aware, May Allah cherish you, that a dog is more compassionate to its owner than the parent to his child and the full brother to his brother as it guards its master and protects his wives when he is present, absent, sleeping and awake. It does not stop it even if they harden it. It does not let them down even if they let it down, Ibn Al-Marzipan (d:921) said.

4️⃣ At the sleeping time, a dog's eyes are the most alerted compared to all ani- mals. A dog sleeps during the day as they are not needed for guarding. It sleeps infrequently and scarcely. Its eyes are open enough to guard while it is in its deepest sleep; it stays in this state for only one hour. However, it is always more attentive than a wolf. Its hearing ability is stronger than a horse. It is more cautious than a magpie. Moreover, it has a long-distant sound, Al-Jahiz (d: 869 AD) said.

5️⃣ One of the features and actions of animals that indicate their prudence is that birds live in inhabited houses only and if abandoned by people, birds leave also. As for cats, they stay in the house, even if its people left. A dog departs with the people of the house and does not return to the house, Ibn Al-Jawzi (d: 1201 AD) said.

6️⃣ A dog touches the face of its owner to look at his eyes and face. It loves its owner and stays elose to him. It plays with him and his kids through soft and non-painful biting although its grinders are so strong that they can erack rocks and its fangs are so sharp that is can break stones, Al-Jahiz (d:869 AD) said.

Quote from a book:
Dogs in the Ancient Arabic stories.

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