Swipe the shelf sideways to see all forty books.
The Ihya for Kids Library brings Imam al-Ghazali’s Ihya’ to children ages 4 to 8, one gentle story at a time. Every book comes with audio, questions to talk about together, and a note for parents.
Four quarters, ten books each, one color for every quarter. A book opens here the day its print edition, audio and extras are all ready.
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Five stories about Sami, his family and the question every child asks: who is in charge? Everything for Book 35 lives on one page.
Children do not learn faith primarily through philosophical explanations. They learn it through experience, story, and the loving guidance of their parents.From the author’s letter, Abdur Rahman Ashraf
Every story follows the order and arguments of one book of Imam al-Ghazali’s Ihya’ ‘Ulum al-Din, one of the most trusted works of our scholarly tradition.
Illustrations never show the faces of people or animals. They are warm scenes a child can step into, painted in soft watercolor.
Each hadith and verse is referenced, with the full sources on the book’s page for any parent who wishes to look further.
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