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The Spirit of fasting in Ramadan builds human character by encouraging the person to do good and refrain from doing anything that would harm others. The fasting person learns patience, perseverance, self-discipline, sacrifice, and compassion and sympathy for those that are less fortunate.

This little book serves as a fi rst introduction to the concept of Jannah for children. This beautifully illustrated and superbly written book explains the meaning and purpose of Jannah, what the Quran says about it and who will have a chance to live in it forever.

This book is ideal for children of five years and upward. Through these mazes, children are introduced to the best-loved stories form the Quran, as well as to other relevant historical and factual information. The mazes are not only uniquely designed and fun to do but are also education, thus enabling children to readily understand the message of the Quran

Who is Allah? is a foundational book that introduces young readers to the core belief of Islamic faith: the existence and oneness of Allah. It gently answers a child’s natural questions about who Allah is and why we worship Him. Written with clarity and care, the book presents essential concepts in simple, relatable language. It helps children understand that Allah is our Creator, Sustainer, and the One who loves and guides us.
This book not only nurtures faith but also fosters a strong spiritual connection from an early age. It encourages reflection, gratitude, and trust in Allah through everyday examples. As children grow, this early understanding becomes the basis for deeper learning and spiritual maturity.
The book is also meaningful for older readers, offering a chance to revisit and refresh core beliefs. Reconnecting with these basics can reignite a sense of awe, purpose, and love for our Creator.
The language is warm and respectful, inviting readers of all ages to reflect and engage. Beautiful illustrations enhance the message, making it visually appealing and memorable.
Who is Allah? is both a gentle guide for children and a heartfelt reminder for adults.
5 Key Features:
1. Foundational Teaching: Introduces the concept of Allah in a clear, age-appropriate manner.
2. Spiritual Development: Encourages reflection, gratitude, and trust in Allah through simple explanations.
3. For All Ages: Suitable for both children learning for the first time and adults revisiting core beliefs.
4. Beautifully Illustrated: Engaging visuals help children connect emotionally and intellectually with the content.
5. Faith-Enriching Resource: Builds a strong spiritual base for lifelong Islamic understanding and practice.

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Wipe and Clean Arabic Numbers introduces children to Arabic numbers in a very simple, fun and engaging manner. This, 10 pages wipe and clean book is a perfect way to build your child’s early Arabic numbers recognition and writing skills. Your little one will love discovering Arabic numbers and write and wipe them again and again until they feel confident to write them alone.

Woman Between Islam and Western Society by Maulana Wahiduddin Khan analyzes the different treatments of women in Islamic and Western cultures. It argues that Islam offers a balanced system based on "division of labor" and equal spiritual status, contrasting it with Western societal issues stemming from a clash between principles and realities.