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The first word revealed in the Qur’an (Muslim Holy Book) was, “Read!”, a command from God. The importance of educating our children (and ourselves) is something we do from the cradle to the grave. As a practicing Muslim parent, I’ve learnt that it is never too early to support your child’s curiousity, increase their awareness and teach them about faith and the world we live in.
At a young age, the best way to simplify lessons in character, manners and behaviour are stories. Stories of all sorts but most often underpinned by unwavering belief in Allah It’s quite hard to find books designed for really young kids (3+), with the right level of language but more importantly stories that the child can relate to so I’ve hunted far and wide and found these gems that I can read over and over again.
*Keep checking back as I will be adding along as our library gets bigger, also to purchase the book click on the name to be redirected to their website.
Migo & Ali, A-Z of Islam *A Favourite with my boys
Migo & Ali are back! This charming 300 page, full colour book, covers 75 topics! Children will find Islamic words or concepts explained in simple, loving, child-friendly language. Vibrant illustrations decorate every section, and we see more of the light-hearted, humourous dialogue between Migo and Ali, which is what these characters are renowned for! This go-to resource is a family Islamic parenting tool which you shouldn't be without.
The young Muslims mindful book of wellbeing *A Favourite with my boys
We often struggle to enable our kids to be able to apply simple Islamic concepts to the way they perceive and react to life’s challenges, and to have a peaceful, reflective outlook. ovingly written by Zanib Mian, The Young Muslim’s Mindful Book of Wellbeing is every child’s comforting companion; something to turn to when they need to be reassured, inspired, motivated and lifted – all because of Allah T’aala. Through this book, children can develop a deeply spiritual mind-set and sense of well-being insha’Allah.
Learning the Pillars of Islam with Jibril
This book is specially designed as a guide for young Muslims as well as new Muslims and non-Muslims who may desire to see Islam at a glance.
The most basic details of the Islamic faith and rituals need be presented in a simple yet thorough manner, enough for them to grasp the main purpose behind the faith, in its recommended forms, as taught by the Prophet PBUH himself.
Concise and to the point, this book will certainly take the reader by the hand and lead him/her with ease into appreciating the pillars of Islam.
Allah blesses me - Iman building series
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 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.
Captain Alif and the story sea
On his maiden voyage Captain Alif and his crew are caught in the middle of a stormy sea. Large waves crash against the ship, tossing it high and low. "All crew on deck", yells Captain Alif. It's time for everyone to be brave and to work together as a team. There's action a plenty and a few surprises too.
A glorious array of Allah's never-ending bounties that will evoke a child's feeling of gratitude for everything God, Allah in Arabic, has given - from faith and knowledge to family and health, from animals and nature to food and life itself
What Should We Say? is a selection of prayers to be used daily by Muslims. These short prayers have been compiled from the Qur'an and the example of the Prophet Muhammad, and illustrate in a vivid and concrete manner the Islamic principle that encourages believers to cultivate consciousness of God in all they do throughout the day.
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