Allah Loves Me More, Heba finds a sad cat in the park and takes it home, looking after it and loving it so much. Heba doesn’t believe that anyone could love anything more than she loves her cat. But her father shows Heba how Allah’s love for his creations is even greater, and that Allah loves us more.
Say Insha’Allah, Abdul gets frustrated with his big sister Yasmeen who won’t promise to take him to the park omorrow, she just keeps on saying “Insha Allah.” Abdul soons learns why Yasmeen says Insha Allah and why it is important to do so.
Say Bismillah Abdul can’t wait to eat one of Yasmeen’s fresh donuts, but does so without saying “Bismillah” and nearly chokes. Abdul then learns about the importance of saying “Bismillah” before we start anything.
Allah Protects Me. When Maryam wakes up from her afternoon nap and can’t find her mother anywhere, she becomes scared as she thinks she is all alone in the house.
Her mother reassures her that she is never alone and that Allah is always there to protect her. Also available in the series: – Allah Protects me – Allah Loves Me More – Allah Blesses Me
Allah Blesses Me, Khadijah and Umar love to visit their Uncle Farooq. He may have been born blind, but Allah has blessed him in many other ways. Uncle Farooq is an amazing man and surprises both children with what he can do. Khadijah and Umar learn how we should all be grateful for the many ways that Allah blesses us.
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This delightful hardback book Migo and Ali: Love for the Prophets By Zanib Mian contains vibrantly illustrated stories of the prophets, from Adam (A.S) to Muhammad (P.B.U.H) These stories are concise, and told in engaging, child-friendly language.
A simple, fun-filled educational game
Learn Arabic and English alphabet, colours, words and animal names.
Arabic Alphabet Stacking Blocks is a beautifully illustrated game composed of 10 blocks. Each square block varies in size and can be placed on top of another block, thus, constructing a three feet tower and building confidence along with coordination and balance.
The author explores education from the essential principles of Tawhid (Oneness of God, humanity, knowledge); fitrah (concept of human nature); and the role of humans as vicegerents of God on earth (responsibility and stewardship). The current education system dates back a hundred years or more and is in desperate need of a ‘reboot’.
This book The Prick of a Thorn By Dr. Aisha Utz will help the reader to understand the logic of events in a seemingly chaotic world, to comprehend the rationale for seemingly unbearable trials and tribulations, and to implement sound Islamic methodology in finding the most effective coping techniques.
This book has been prepared to assist and remind Muslims how to perform salah, prayer in Islam. It is ideal for new Muslims as it includes pictures, step-by-step instructions, and the words Muslims must recite during the prayer in transliteration and English.
