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When Matt, the orange tabby cat, sees Millie, the little gray mouse, he can’t decide between being mean or nice. After all, he must catch any mouse who sneaks inside the neat, red, brick house of old Mrs. Krouse. Millie pleads for a slice of cheese. Matt listens and thinks. They make a cat and mouse pact, build a friendship, and become pals. From beginning to end, children and adults will be intrigued by the book’s message, the enchanting creatures, and the vivid imagery.

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This is a children’s book with wonderful illustrations that helps satisfy the curiosity of children about their birth. It uses an easy to follow theist approach to explain the origin of babies without having to resort to talk of the birds and the bees. It’s ingenious and creative. It is recommended for parents who want an easy answer to give to their younger children who have many questions.

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The human body is amazing! Learn 26 words relating to the body in this easy-to-follow, action-filled ABC book. Dr. Erum Sethi has written a clear yet dynamic book to introduce children to body parts and concepts. A perfect way to learn the alphabet and anatomy! Articulately written, this book makes anatomy easy and fun for children. It even touches upon simple scientific ideas, body functions, and medical terms. While some words are basic, like ankle and brain, there are also more advanced words like zygote and uvula. And not all words are body parts. Children will also learn what an X-ray is and what it means to be a young adult. A is for ankle. This connects your leg to your foot. Can you touch your ankles? B is for brain. This is what you use to think. Can you think of something funny?

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The best gift we can give our children is the knowledge of tawheed—to know their Creator. Knowing Allah by His names will help establish their roots and help them to attach to Allah out of love of His perfection. May Allah help us to fulfill the responsibility of bringing up our children knowing Allah and worshipping Him alone.

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Assmaa A. Andulsi: The Girl Who is Like No Other is about a modern Muslim American girl. Assmaa thinks she should be more famous than Snow White, Princess Aurora, or Cinderella. Everywhere she goes, she carries two versions of herself. One writes in English from left to right while the other writes in Arabic from right to left. One goes to public school during the week, and the other attends Sunday school at the mosque. One admires George Washington and Martin Luther King while the other loves the Prophet Mohamed. These two identities make her different, special, and a girl who is like no other. Sometimes she struggles to understand others. When she yells at her third-grade teacher for not fasting during Ramadan, super-duper trouble follows. Her mother explains that since her teacher is Christian, she doesn’t fast. Since Assmaa didn’t know how other people live and believe, others probably don’t know much about how her family lives and believes. She sets up a food drive to teach her fellow students about an important principle called zakat, the act of giving. The story briefly introduces readers to all five pillars of Islam: salat, or prayer; sawm, or fasting; zakat, charitable giving; hajj, the pilgrimage to Mecca; and shahada, the declaration of faith.

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This rhyming book outlines several nighttime Islamic practices for kids and even adults to implement before going to bed. Fostering a love for the Prophet’s Sunnah, as well as teaching children to practice good deeds consistently, it also includes references to associated hadiths, an explanation of Islamic terminology, and additional advanced practices.

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This is a raw list. A list of the rules, obligations, guidelines, regulations, orders, directives, instructions, or however you'd like to perceive them derived from the 114 chapters, 6,236 verses, and 77,449 words in the Quran—the Holy Islamic book. Listed in 5 easy categories: worship, character, giving and taking, relationships, and eating and dressing. Compiled by an ordinary, everyday reader!

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Children learn to stand up for themselves, no matter how small they are, in this charming rhyming tale about a tiny colony of ants who defend their colony against the giant elephant, Fritz, and in the process, earn the respect of all the animals in the jungle! From beginning to end, children will be captivated by the book's timeless message, enchanting creatures, and the beauftiful illustrations. Includes attached puzzle for hours of enjoyment!

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Mommy and daddy are so proud! Little Leyla knows so much now. Join Leyla as she goes through her day and scores big goals! Leyla knows we start everything with bismillah to show that we know Allah is watching and waiting to help. Leyla knows and we should know, too: say bismillah and Allah will always help you!

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An integral part of every Muslim household and Islamic school classroom is teaching children proper adab (etiquette). Clear the Path: A Rhyme Book on Manners for Little Muslims is a fun and simple collection of rhymes with colorful and relatable illustrations to help parents and educators teach their children and students the basics of Islamic etiquette in private and public spaces. Inspired by nearly forty sound hadiths (narrations), all of which are included in the reference section, this book not only provides practical lessons in Islamic etiquette, but also serves as a valuable resource of essential hadiths every Muslim should know.

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Afraid of how his class will react to his stutter, Ibrahimi comes up with a plan to stay home from school, but his mother has something else in mind. After she reminds him that the beloved Prophet Musa saved a nation while speaking uniquely too, will Ibrahimi have the courage to face his fear?

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Bad Mood is chased away by Big Belle, Susie Squirrel and her friend Gus, Dorothy Doe, and Lady Golden Beak. In this rhyming fantasy, Bad Mood, the gloomy, ugly guy tries to ruin their day in his own special way. But trial after trial he fails until Fairy Felicia changes him to Good Mood. Only then is he invited to stay and play! From beginning to end, children and adults will be intrigued by the book’s message, the enchanting creatures, and the vivid imagery

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Todays classrooms are filled with kids from all different parts of the world. The purpose of my stories is to grasp the diversity we see, and educate kids a little bit about the different cultures their friends and classmates may come from. It is done in the hope of not only educating and informing young minds, both geographically and culturally, but also opening hearts to acceptance of what may be perceived as ‘different.’ By starting at a young age, we decrease the borders of the future and bring us closer to being one world, one people." Each story will touch a few basic points. A few examples would be, where the place being visited is geographically located, how to say “hello” or “goodbye” in the local language, what some common foods or dress are of the area, a well-known tourist spot in that country or region, and/or common traditions or holidays of the culture.
 Hannah Travels: To Egypt : Hannah and Zain travel to Egypt! Join them as they learn new words, try local food, and learn about the culture! Hannah Travels: To France : Hannah and Chloe travel to France! Join them as they learn new words, try local food, and learn about the culture! Hannah Travels: To India : Hannah and Mahi travel to India! Join them as they learn new words, try local food, and learn about the culture! Hannah Travels: To Japan Hannah and Naoki travel to Japan! Join them as they learn new words, try local food, and learn about the culture! Hannah Travels: To Mexico Hannah and Julio travel to Mexico! Join them as they learn new words, try local food, and learn about the culture!

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Join little Maymunah in the book series, Maymunah’s Musings, on her many quests as she gets to know Allah, subhanahu wa ta’ala, through His names and attributes! In the first book of the series, How Much Does Allah Love Me?, Maymunah, with the help of her mom, sets out to discover the love Allah has for her. Follow her on this adventure as she learns about Allah, the Most Loving, through His creation!

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How do you tell your friends about hijab? What if someone makes fun of you at school? How do you choose a style that you like and feel comfortable in? Who exactly do you have to cover in front of? How do you avoid getting too hot? How to Get Hijab Ready: A Guide for Muslim Girls Ages 8 to 11 gives you a simple and easy guide to getting ready to wear hijab. Full of colorful illustrations, tips, and how-to guides, you'll learn how to be confident in hijab, and easily transition into covering when you're ready.

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Musa's mom asks him to clean his room. Instead, he decides to imagine all the wonderful things he's going to do in Jannah. Join him as he dreams away and learns that good deeds are really worth the effort. Part of the My Journey to Jannah Series.

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This story follows a young Syrian girl named Afraa and her harrowing journey to safety and freedom. Whilst she learns to love her new home, a part of her heart will always be buried in the roots of the jasmine bush outside her parent’s room window in Syria.

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Penelope Whitaker sets off for Syria as a relief worker, leaving behind her apathetic suburban life in search of meaning. But when a bombing in Aleppo derails her plans, she finds herself stuck in Istanbul. There, beneath all its beauty, she encounters untold suffering, through the eyes of Ameer, the forgotten Syrian boy, and Mr. Ghanzali, a cheerful professor turned peddler.  When she returns home, only to discover a Trump sign on her father’s lawn, old wounds around race, family, and politics resurface. Throughout her journey, Penelope learns to see people as they are rather than as she expects them to be.

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"How can I prepare her for this new phase? I wanted to find a resource that can explain the details of this special stage while also integrating the important aspects of it from the Islamic religion. Being from the West, most books I found only explained the physiological changes. But I found that Muslim girls, especially ones from Western countries, need to know more about the religious implications of this stage. So I decided to write this guide to help young girls understand the basic things a Muslim girl should know about puberty, including the religious aspects that come along with it. However, this guide is just a starter to the journey ahead. I encourage parents to talk with your teens and pre-teens about this important stage of life to have a full and thorough understanding.” —Natalia Nabil Includes: What puberty is, its stages, hygiene tips, religious duties to perform, what to stay away from, and much more

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Dua'as for kids! What to say when you wake up until when you sleep! Plus each page is a coloring sheet! What to say when : I sneeze When I hear somebody praising Allah (S.W.T.) after sneezing I respond with When I enter the Masjid with my right foot and say When I leave the Masjid with my left foot and say … And many other Dua’as to learn while coloring.

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You're a big kid now, so you should know that big kids use the potty when they need to go. Muslims, big or small, must wash properly after they poo or pee. Rhyme along and you'll learn and see! This book, written in rhyme, serves as a gentle and fun introduction to potty training and Islamic toilet etiquette for little Muslims and Muslimahs. It aims to introduce and normalize Muslim potty training, which includes istinja, to your child. Istinja is the act of cleaning oneself with water and then wiping oneself dry after using the bathroom. Muslims do this to keep themselves physically and spiritually clean and pure, or in a state of tahara.

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When Naiya wakes up to her busy, loud surroundings, she decides to escape into nature! In this book, Naiya teaches you how to do seven beginner yoga poses, to breathe and, most importantly, to smile!

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Safa's tired of the same old sad news she sees on TV, so she comes up with a wonderful idea! She creates her own broadcast about the who, what, when, where, and why of her day at school. Her bedroom becomes her very own newsroom to tell her mom all about her day. Every night, she pulls her mom away from the negative news on TV and she gives her an upbeat news story to cheer her up.

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Noah learns to share with his little sister after some guidance from Mommy and some compromising from Noah.

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This collection of poems for children outlines essential knowledge of the ritual ablution and prayer according to the Hanafi school, the largest school of Islamic law. Along with the poems, it provides an appendix for clarification. Its purpose is to give children and parents access to knowledge that makes one's worship valid, sound, and proper in a fun way. "As a teacher of both young and mature, I am constantly searching for solid, accurate, and reliable fiqh resources in English that engage the student and allows them to memorize with ease. In our Islamic tradition, learning texts through poetry has proven to be one of the most effective methods of memorization and application of Islamic rulings. Instead of fiqh being tedious, dry and overwhelming, Ameena elucidates the basics in a fun, poetic and engaging manner. Her style of creative poetry, along with Reyhana's engaging and colorful illustrations, is sure to catch the attention of the young reader and seeker of sacred knowledge. I applaud Ameena for all of the effort and diligence she has put into this valuable work. I highly recommend these poems to not just the young, aspiring student of the religion, but to everyone who wishes to learn and appreciate the nuances and ease of everyday fiqh. This work is truly for both the young, and the young at heart." —Ustadha Shamira Chothia Ahmed, The Rahmah Foundation Fiqh Supervised By Imam Tahir Anwar & Ustadha Shamira Chotia Ahmed.

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Based on a true story! Sandi finds Walter the ladybug in her lettuce and tries to help him find his way back home, but they figure out that home can be with new friends. In this, Sandi’s first children’s book, she hopes to teach our youngest generation that all creatures, big or even as small as a ladybug, should be honored and cherished.

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How likely is it that you will unearth a hidden treasure in an Egyptian pyramid that would change the course of humanity? How about grow up with extraterrestrials on Jupiter? Travel to before the big bang occurred? Invent feminism in medieval times, attend Dracula's secret dinner party, experience Star Trek in real life, have dinner with Marlon Brando, take part in the signing of the Declaration of Independence . . . each in just five minutes? These short stories will take you the same time to read as listening to a song. In a world where people only read summaries and headlines and get nothing out of them, here is a collection of forty short stories that will tickle your intellects and arouse your emotions. From sci-fi to comedy, from romance to drama, from love to exploration to horror, these stories will take you to different worlds, all in under five minutes. available in other format

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How likely is it that you will unearth a hidden treasure in an Egyptian pyramid that would change the course of humanity? How about grow up with extraterrestrials on Jupiter? Travel to before the big bang occurred? Invent feminism in medieval times, attend Dracula's secret dinner party, experience Star Trek in real life, have dinner with Marlon Brando, take part in the signing of the Declaration of Independence . . . each in just five minutes? These short stories will take you the same time to read as listening to a song. In a world where people only read summaries and headlines and get nothing out of them, here is a collection of forty short stories that will tickle your intellect and arouse your emotions. From sci-fi to comedy, from romance to drama, from love to exploration to horror, these stories will take you to different worlds, all in under five minutes.. available in other format

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Day after day, the cranky old monkey Rico sits atop his beloved banana plant enjoying an endless supply of delicious bananas all to himself. Everyone in the village knows not to come near Rico or his bananas, except for some newcomers who ask Rico for help along the way. After refusing and rudely turning them away, Rico finds himself in trouble and all alone. Will Rico be able to save himself and his precious bananas? Find out in this heartwarming tale of friendship, kindness, and the power of prayer.

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The Quran is a sacred book of light that has enriched the lives of Muslims and people around the world for over a thousand years. With beautiful stories from the Quran, this rhyming picture book enhances the reader's understanding of the Quran, and instills the light of the Quran in the hearts of children all over the world.

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From curvy crescents and swirly swirls to ovals, triangles, and spheres, Eid is filled with shapes that are your very own. Follow this rhyming story of the many shapes of this special day.

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Curiosity leads tiger off his lorry; join him and count to ten on his lost journey. The book includes facts about tigers, sensory and exploratory activity ideas for teachers and parents, and more.

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Join little Maymunah in the book series, “Maymunah’s Musings,” on her many quests as she gets to know Allah, subhanahu wa ta’ala, through His names and attributes! In the second book of the series, “What Did Allah Create For Me,” Maymunah and her brother, Malik, are visiting family for their fun-filled annual Cousins’ Week. Maymunah is mesmerized by Allah’s wonderful creation on this camping trip, but there’s one thing troubling her: what’s wrong with Malik? Why isn’t he enjoying Cousins’ Week as much as she is? Find out what happens in “What Did Allah Create For Me?”

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When I grow up I want to be a . . . A child's imagination runs wild when it comes to thinking about their future! In this story, follow a little girl as her kindness and sense of adventure inspire her to daydream about being a pediatrician, an astronaut, and so much more. Plus, introduce your child to Arabic writing and language! عندما أكبر اريد ان اكون …. ينطلق خيال الطفل الهائج عندما يفكر بالمستقبل! في هذة القصة, تتبع قصة فتاه صغيرة يدفعها لطفها و حس المغامرة لديها ان تستغرق في حلم يقظة بأن تصبح طبيبة أطفال و رائد فضاء و غير ذلك الكثير. بالاضافة الى تقديم طفلك للغة و الكتابة العربية

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The best gift we can give our children is the knowledge of tawheed—to know their Creator. Knowing Allah by His names will help establish their roots, and help them to attach to Allah out of love of His perfection. May Allah help us to fulfill the responsibility of bringing up our children knowing Allah and worshipping Him alone.

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Linh and her fairy friends Jasmine, Rosie, and Bluebell frolic through the woodland, having fun and helping the animals. In this rhyming fantasy, the four nature lovers don’t end their day of fun until they help Mama Coquette, Uncle McBuck, Lady Lala, and Grandpa Howell one by one! From beginning to end, children and adults will be intrigued by the book’s message, the enchanting creatures, and the vivid imagery. Book's message: Connect with nature and its beautiful creatures!

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Every night, when Naiya's mom tucks her into bed, she tells her about a different woman who helped make the world a better place. Join Naiya as she learns about the diverse careers of 99 Muslim women.

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Young Sherlock Holmes and his stuffed sidekick cat, John Whiskers, solve a mysterious case at Sherlock’s new school. In the meantime, Sherlock has to solve a problem of his own—feeling nervous about making new friends.

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