Are you eager to instill moral Islamic principles in your cherished children? This book is ideal for educating your children's hearts and guiding them toward the straight path, through a treasure trove of 5 captivating stories. The book contains more than 10 Qur'anic verses in both Arabic and English.Your child will learn:The significance of mentioning Allah’s (SWT) name before doing any act. Zahraa the main character asks her mother why she says "Bismillah" before her morning routine. Her mother explains and tells a tale of a bunny saved by Allah (SWT) for consistently saying "Bismillah."This encourages children to say "Bismillah" before all activities, not just meals. Example: “Bismillah” before brushing your teeth. “Bismillah” before washing your face. “Bismillah” before wearing your clothes. etc...Learn from Zahraa’s adventure with her father to always greet people with “Al Salam Alaykum” and with a warm kind smile.Your child will learn the meaning of “Al Salam Alaykum” and that Islam is the religion of peace, love and respect.Will learn Prophet Muhammad’s (PBUH) hadith that saying “Al Salam Alaykum” will earn you sixty-nine good deeds and that responding to it will earn you one. If this illustrates anything, it is the immense generosity and love that Allah (SWT) has for us.Will learn to compete in doing more good deeds based on a Qur’anic verse.Discover the significance of going to bed early and the negative effects of staying up late through a creative discussion between a Chamomile flower and a Daisy flower!Highlight several clear verses from the Qur’an that emphasize the value of early sleep.Your child will discover the significance of personal hygiene in protecting themselves from illness.Know that our beloved Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) wisely stated, "Cleanliness is from belief."Upholding our cleanliness is essential if we wish to please Allah (the All-Powerful).Your children will learn from the story of the bee, illustrating the concept of cleanliness.They will understand that honey is nutritious because Allah (SWT) instructed bees to gather it from clean sources, such as flowers, in contrast to flies that linger on garbage.Zahraa once again forgets to say “Bismillah,” prompting her mother to share a tale that will resonate with her throughout her life, ensuring she always remembers to mention Allah’s (SWT) name.Your child will be motivated to show no kindness towards any devil, as Allah (SWT) has explicitly instructed us to view them as enemies.Insha'Allah, after reading this book, they will aspire to make Allah (SWT) proud and promise to never forget to say "Bismillah" again just like how Zahraa did!
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