The Cat Who Never Wanted a Bath

A Treasury of Islamic Values for Children, a highly creative work, consisting of twenty short stories, has been written exclusively for children by children. These young authors have expressed their experiences and feelings in the light of Islam in a very interesting and educative way.Written in simple language with attractive illustrations, this book will captivate young readers, who will find that the stories relate directly to their own lives. Each tale gives them a correct Islamic perspective and proper guidance in their day-to-day activities. All the moral lessons conveyed by the tales are supported by references to the Quran and authentic sayings of the Prophet. This work is an invaluable addition to the home library in that it will help children develop a strong sense of what is right and what is wrong. It is truly in accordance with the teachings of Islam, a vital feature in these challenging times if one is to lead a successful life.

Raising the future generation is one of our most important responsibilities as parents. The best way to do so, is through learning and understanding the Quran. This book provides a way for children to understand and love the Quran through simple stories and  fun illustrations.

“1 night 1 Quranic verse” concept. Simple writing dan gambar with attractive illustration

In “Controlling Your Anger” Saaliha lends her friend her favorite pencil, but she accidentally looses it. How will Saaliha react? will she get angry?, will she yell at her friend? No, Saaliha shows us the best way to act when something like this happens.

Having a younger brother like Ali, there are always going to be situations that could make you angry. Saaliha learns that “Controlling Your Anger” isn’t that difficult, and you can too.

The “Akhlaaq Building Series”, which aims to teach children to follow the example of our Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) and to be nice to all people.

There are 8 books in this highly successful series.

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