365 Prophet Muhammad Stories

Goodnight Stories from the Life of the Prophet Muhammad is the answer to every child’s longing to hear a good bedtime story. It contains a careful selection of twenty three magnificent tales from the life of the Prophet retold in age-appropriate language. A simple text and fabulous colour illustrations, which bring the narratives vividly to life, make the message of the Prophet more meaningful for children. The book offers a special dimension to these wonderful goodnight stories, and acts as a foundation on which to build a growing knowledge of Islam.

A to Z of Akhlaaq: Moral Values for Children

In the Quran Allah Tells Me what I must do to be a good Muslim.

In Sha Allah (God Willing) this book inspires young hearts to learn & love Allah.

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“Forgiving Others” is one the latest releases in the immensely popular “Akhlaaq Building Series”, featuring Saaliha and her younger brother Ali.

In “Forgiving Others” Ali’s friend Faisal shows him that good friends always forgive each other, which really isn’t that hard. There are good lessons in there for children (and adults too).

Colourful, funny and educational, the perfect combination for young readers.

Customers who bought the original 4 titles will grab this off the shelf.

There are 8 books in this highly successful series.

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This book, with its simple yet profound hadith and stories, set in the circumstances of our daily existence, expresses the joy and challenges of life. Reading these hadith and stories, children will come to know how ordinary incidents and day to day activities can be seen and better understood in the light of the sayings of the Prophet Muhammad.

These charming stories and heart-warming sayings of the Prophet, enlivened by stunning and colourful illustrations, will become a wonderful accompaniment for children on their path to understanding the life and message of the Prophet Muhammad, to appreciating the glory and kindness of Allah, and will bring them closer to their Prophet and Creator.

By Ali KaraCam and Hasibe Sahin