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Rahnuma eBooks Library

About Rahnuma eBooks Library

Since 2010, Rahnuma eBooks Library has provided readers with the best free ebooks we can find, mostly in the religion and literature categories. Today, every reader can also keep their own private Shelf inside the library -- books you favorite from our catalog, your own uploaded ebooks, and ebooks linked in from other libraries, all in one place. Search finds ebooks by title, tags, or topic, and shows related titles alongside what you're looking for. New ebooks are added regularly and shown at the top of each category and sub-category -- most of what we carry is free, and some titles are discounted.

Making your own Shelf is simple and free. Register with a verifiable email and a secure password, tell us a name to call you, then go browse your favorite category for something to read. Click the favorite star on any book and it starts showing up in your My Library favorites. Reading an ebook online and need to stop? Close it any time -- your place is saved, and the book moves to your Continue Reading section, ready to pick back up exactly where you left off, any time in the future.

You can also upload your own ebooks, suggest a category for our editors to sort them into, and the book stays listed in your My Uploads section throughout. Found something interesting on another library -- archive.org, say? Paste the link into Externally Linked eBooks, suggest a category, and it'll show up in that section of your Shelf too. We may or may not add your uploaded or externally linked ebooks to the wider catalog for other readers.

Found a book you want to keep? Click Download and save it to your device for offline reading in your own book reader. New books are added daily, including links to bestsellers -- check the New eBooks section regularly to see what's just arrived.

Features

Save books to your own shelf

Create a free account to keep a personal list of favorites, pick up your reading right where you left off, and share your own ebooks with the library.

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