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

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.

Allah knows what is best for us. Read this book to know what He expects from us and what He likes and dislikes. Allah and Me is a book which discusses some Islamic virtues which we should practice in our daily life in order to live according to Allah’s will and become candidates for Paradise. A Muslim does everything for Allah. Every Little Talk in this book includes some questions to make children think, especially about their own behaviour in context of the virtue discussed in that Talk. Each Talk ends with some Quranic verses and Hadith quotes to stress and highlight the Islamic teaching discussed in that Talk.

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

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.