Ever wonder what children really thought about the month of Ramadan? What they like, dislike, look forward to? Well this series of short stories delves into the fi rst hand experiences of elementary school children. Through these stories children, parents, teachers and all learners get a peak at what Ramadan is all about, its traditions, values, customs and much more...all from the words and illustrations of these young Muslim minds. With 30 short stories, this series is perfect to read withyour children during the month of Ramadan ...one story for each day. www.islam4families.com

Ramadan Stories

Children's Books

Sahar Abdel-Aziz

Religions

Prolance

"Long ago, high up in a cloud, I walked with an Angel in Jannah." Has your child ever wondered where they came from? A touching and imaginative story with a unique perspective and intriguing, dream-like series of events. This story is a perfect companion to feed the natural curiosities of children and their interest in birth. A Gift from Jannah is the perfect gift for: * An expecting mom * A new mother * A child who is about to have a sibling * A child on their birth-day Written by Canadian author Hira Khan. About the Author: Hira Khan is the creator and founder of BirthKeeper, providing Doula Services in the Toronto area and Prenatal Education to the global Muslim community since 2009. As a Canadian trained Labour Doula, Hira believes that every woman is the hero of her own Birth story. Hira has been mentored by several influential teachers of Birth. Hira has traveled and studied at numerous Birthing Centers around the world. Hira's background in Alternative Medicine allow her to bring a holistic and natural approach to her practice. In her spare time, she works to build bridges thru social advocacy, and encourages interfaith projects and dialogue within her community. Hira is an old soul at heart and enjoys history, reading and yoga. Hira resides in Milton, Ontario with her two sweet souled boys and loving husband.

A Gift from Jannah

Hira Khan

Join Esa and his Mama as they thank God and say a prayer for people all around the world. With timeless and evocative imagery, this charming story will inspire your little ones to contemplate the world’s wonders and think of others before they go to sleep.

A Bedtime Prayer for Peace

Dada, Akila

Dada, Sukaina

Literature & Fiction

The One is a fun-to-read, rhyming storybook about Allah that touches upon fundamentals of His creation, proving Allah’s existence, and introducing some of His attributes for children to grasp from an early age in order to instill awe and love for Him, even though He cannot be seen.

The One: A Children's Storybook About Allah

Jafrey-Razaque, Manaal

The Apple Tree tells the story of Little Shaima, a young girl who learns the virtues of planting a fruit tree with her dad. When the tree starts to bear fruit, Little Shaima learns the valuable lesson of generosity and giving charity.

The Apple Tree (The Prophet Says Series) (The Prophet Says Series, 1)

Mariam Al-Kalby

101 Reasons Why I'm Glad I Wear Hijab is a zany, humorous illustration of why countless women around the world make the choice to wear the hijab (Muslim woman's headscarf), even against odds, and view their choice as a liberation rather than an oppression. Full of laughs and insight, take a peek into the experience of this American Muslim author!

101 Reasons Why I'm Glad I Wear Hijab: The Fabulous & Fun Frills of the "Veil"

Humor & Entertainment

Mona Ebrahim

Humor

Teach your children all about our Creator with readings, exercises, activities and so much more.

All About Allah

Abdel-Aziz, Sahar

Little Shaima learns a valuable lesson in giving for the sake of charity and reward from God after planting an apple tree with her dad. By learning to give the fruit to others, including birds, animals and humans, she overcomes the selfishness she feels about wanting to keep all the fruit to herself. Based on an Islamic Prophetic saying -Hadith- this story brings to life the struggle and joy of giving to others and will capture the interest of all.

The Apple Tree: The Prophet Says Series

Al-Kalby, Mariam

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. Book's message: Show the world your smile! With attached puzzle.

Go Away Bad Mood (4) (Kids Books by Nayera)

Salam, Nayera

Science Fiction & Fantasy

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

Naiya in Nature: A Children's Guide to Yoga (Naiya Books)

Latif, Shazia

Science, Nature & How It Works

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