This book is a letter between a Muslim grandchild to his/her war hero great-grandpa to reassure him that his story, his bravery, and his memory have not been forgotten. Through the eyes of an innocent child we are reminded that, despite all our differences, people from across the world have a shared history and there are more ties that bind us together than separate us.

Discover how young American Muslims stay connected with their overseas-based grandparents in a compelling account filled with facts and domain expertise. Learn how these relationships are maintained despite physical distance.

This beautifully illustrated board book introduces children to the story of Prophet Adam (AS), the first human and prophet in Islam. Told in simple, engaging language, the book explains how Allah created Adam, taught him names, and honored him with knowledge and guidance. Young readers will learn about the importance of obedience, humility, and seeking forgiveness through Adam’s experience with Iblis and his eventual repentance. The story is presented in a way that is both accessible and meaningful for young minds, helping them understand the origins of humanity through an Islamic lens. 

Cotton Candy Sky takes us on an enchantingly descriptive journey through nature and colour, and highlights the importance of trust and gratitude in life.

As much as we try, we will never be in control of everything. Lows are followed by highs. Sadness is followed by smiles. Just as clouds come with rain, soon they will be blown away to reveal the cotton candy sky again.

So, whenever you are low, look up at the sky and see in its colours some of life's blessings:
"the red of my mother’s love
"the true blue of my father’s hugs."

Have you ever wanted to know the truth about growing up as a young Muslimah but were too shy to ask an adult? Well this is the perfect book for you!
Written from a ‘big sister’ perspective, A Muslim Girl’s Guide to Life's Big Changes explains all, from choosing the right friendship group, advice about school life and social life, to the physical changes you will experience from the age of 9 onward.
Rayhana Khan has drawn on her solid Islamic upbringing, her role as a teaching assistant at a local primary school as well as her work at a Muslim Girls’ Youth club to write this indispensable handbook.

Designed for use at home or at school, this book makes the message of the life of the Prophet Muhammad more meaningful for children. It’s meant for 7 year olds and above, encourages children to discover for themselves the message of the life of the Prophet and to find their own ways of applying the Prophet’s timeless teachings to their lives. These stories act as a foundation on which to build a growing knowledge of the life of the Prophet Muhammad.

‘The Palace with two Mistakes’ is a childre story book that is writte by Moulaa Ebrahim Muhammad where the author has published series umber of books specifically for childre for the purpose of fosterig good Islamic morals ad values amog them.

The story ceter’s aroud a kig cosumed by the ambitio to costruct a magificet palace without sparig ay expese. Overflowig with pride about his beautiful palace, the kig aouced that he would report ay perso who could poit a mistake o the ew palace. A veerable sait, close to Allah: the palace would’t last forever, ad the kig could’t live i it forever because everyoe passes away someday.

The book also has more stories, like ‘The Hoest Ma,’ ‘A Test from Allah,’ ad ‘The Humble Khalifa.’ They’re writte by Moulaa Ebrahim Muhammad to teach kids good lessos about Islam.”