Arabic Writing Book 1

“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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(Formerly known as 365 Days with the Sahabah)

365 Sahabah Stories is a unique storybook, which takes children on a fun-filled, day-by-day adventure throughout the life and times of the Sahabah or the Companions of the Prophet Muhammad saw. It provides a lively account of the Sahabah as persons, whose life and teachings are loved, cherished and respected by people all over the world. Every day, children will find in it a new story enshrining the wisdom of the Prophet Muhammad saw and his Companions, which they can apply in their daily lives.

Featuring 365 stories, this book introduces children to wonderful world of the Sahabah and the Prophet Muhammad saw. Children will love the colourful illustrations and captivating stories, charmingly told in simple language.

101 Seerah Stories and Dua is a richly illustrated collection of 101 great stories told in simple language that children will easily understand and relate to. Each story comes with delightful illustrations and a beautiful prayer. The book includes well known tales from the life of the Prophet Muhammad — the Year of Elephant, the birth and childhood of the Prophet, the revelation of the Quran, the first Muslims, opposition of the Quraysh, the spread of Islam and migration to Madinah to name a few. It’s a unique experience the whole family will cherish and revisit again and again!

This series is perfect for your children to practice their Arabic writing skills. These books will bring out the latent calligraphers in them.