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40 Hadiths for Children
0$11.95It is a strong tradition that Muslims learn and memorize at least forty hadiths from the Prophet Muhammad, peace and blessings be upon him. 40 Hadiths for Children is a colorful compilation following this tradition. Each hadith in the book is followed by an explanation and tips. This collection features themes from the importance of prayer and love of Allah to virtuous behaviors as prescribed by the noble Prophet.
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Call to Hajj
0$16.95The Call to Hajj starts thousands of years ago when Allah told Prophet Ibraheem (AS) to call mankind to Hajj after he completed the building of the Kaa’bah in Bakkah/Makkah. Throughout the ages, believers from all over the world have warmly responded to this call by walking long distances, riding horses or camels, sailing with boats, taking trains and airplanes to come to the Hajj. Have you made your plans for a timeless journey to the holiest place on earth?
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My Ramadan Journal
0$14.95Introducing My Ramadan Journal for kids – a beautifully crafted, interactive, and educational tool designed to enrich the Ramadan experience for young ones. This journal is more than just a daily tracker; it’s a comprehensive package that combines the essence of Ramadan with fun and engaging activities. Tailored to foster spiritual growth and awareness, each page is thoughtfully developed to involve children in fasting, prayer, Quran reading, and setting meaningful goals.
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Sheba, The Good Muslim Cat
0$16.95Sheba, the Good Muslim Cat is a picture book in rhyme about a Muslim family with a pious cat! Sheba the cat participates in and seems to enjoy the various religious practices the family engages in throughout the day. The story invites young readers to consider the tremendous blessing and benefit a family pet can provide them in this life and the next. The story is made even more real and magnificent after reading the true account of a scholar whose pet cat once spoke to him! This story intertwin
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The Ultimate Treasure
0$24.95During a homeschooling session about Qur’an tafsir, Dr. Sana Khan’s then 8-year-old son spoke the three words that are a bane of every parent’s existence—I am bored. Perhaps if on that afternoon he had spoken any other words, the stories you hold in your hands would not have come into existence. That very night, as a result of divine inspiration, the first of these stories was penned. Each story combines literary fiction elements that make reading so appealing to young minds—relatable characters
