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

Bedtime reminders for children. 1 night 1 reminder for parent to read to their children.

Main objectives are to initiate children to think of their responsibilities as Muslim and practise better behaviour.

Fun ways to learn the Arabic alphabet!

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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Let’s Think About… Daily Blessing gets children thinking about the world in which they live.

We often take for granted the daily blessing that Allah gives us, from the bright sun that lights up our world like a lamp, to the clouds that gives us rain and the night as a time to rest.

Allah has made the changing of night into day as an opportunity for us to reflect and think about these blessings.

There are blessing from Allah in every day and every night, we just have to see them.

There are four new easy to read titles in the Let’s Think About… series. All with simple to read text and beautiful illustrations to attract young minds.

The notes to teachers and parents section provides a list of points to consider and questions to ask as you read along. This allows for the young readers to receive the maximum benefit from the books, whilst enjoying them.

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This engaging story brings home the truth related to God’s creative power and faith. The search for truth starts with Hannah, a young intelligent girl, and her Grandma on a journey. Hannah is struck by the marvels of God’s creative power. Looking at her natural surroundings, she can see the power of God, but her Grandma can not feel the same way, however when her Grandma makes the discovery of a Roman ring the whole story changes. Hannah’s deep observations convince her old Grandma of the same truth. Together they are seen appreciating and enjoying the power and beauty of Allah’s creation.

Recommended age (8-11 years) – Key Stage 2.