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The Cloud: Authentic Islamic Stories for Children
Introduce your child to the beauty and wisdom of Islamic storytelling with these captivating eBooks, perfect for young Muslim readers.
Featuring vibrant full-colour illustrations and easy-to-read text, these eBooks will spark your child’s imagination while teaching timeless lessons inspired by Islamic values such as faith, kindness, patience, and perseverance. Whether you’re looking for a meaningful addition to your child’s digital library or a gift for a young reader, these stories provide a wonderful way to nurture Islamic values and inspire young hearts.
Key Full-Colour Stunning visuals optimised for digital reading, making every story engaging and memorable.Easy-to-Read Ideal for young readers to enjoy independently or during family reading time.Authentic Based on Islamic teachings, delivering meaningful lessons children will cherish.Convenience of Accessible on multiple devices, so your child can enjoy the stories anywhere.
Perfect for parents seeking to nurture faith, educators teaching Islamic values, or anyone who loves inspiring and educational stories.
👉 Download today and give your child a meaningful way to grow in faith and character!
In a timeless desert, a solitary traveller hears a mysterious voice from the clouds commanding a life-changing "Water the garden of a man named so-and-so." Intrigued, he follows the cloud as it absorbs water from the rocky landscape and nourishes a nearby garden. There, he meets the gardener, who shares the secret of his a heartfelt commitment to divide his harvest into three parts—one for his family, one for the garden's care, and one for those in need. Join this enchanting tale of curiosity, generosity, and the beauty of sharing as it explores the deep connections between kindness and the blessings of Allah. This story is authentic, told to us by the most noble of the messengers, Prophet Muhammad (may the peace and blessings of Allah be upon him), and was collected by Imam Al-Albani (may Allah have mercy on him) in his Al-Silsilah Al-Sahihah.
Featuring vibrant full-colour illustrations and easy-to-read text, these eBooks will spark your child’s imagination while teaching timeless lessons inspired by Islamic values such as faith, kindness, patience, and perseverance. Whether you’re looking for a meaningful addition to your child’s digital library or a gift for a young reader, these stories provide a wonderful way to nurture Islamic values and inspire young hearts.
Key Full-Colour Stunning visuals optimised for digital reading, making every story engaging and memorable.Easy-to-Read Ideal for young readers to enjoy independently or during family reading time.Authentic Based on Islamic teachings, delivering meaningful lessons children will cherish.Convenience of Accessible on multiple devices, so your child can enjoy the stories anywhere.
Perfect for parents seeking to nurture faith, educators teaching Islamic values, or anyone who loves inspiring and educational stories.
👉 Download today and give your child a meaningful way to grow in faith and character!
In a timeless desert, a solitary traveller hears a mysterious voice from the clouds commanding a life-changing "Water the garden of a man named so-and-so." Intrigued, he follows the cloud as it absorbs water from the rocky landscape and nourishes a nearby garden. There, he meets the gardener, who shares the secret of his a heartfelt commitment to divide his harvest into three parts—one for his family, one for the garden's care, and one for those in need. Join this enchanting tale of curiosity, generosity, and the beauty of sharing as it explores the deep connections between kindness and the blessings of Allah. This story is authentic, told to us by the most noble of the messengers, Prophet Muhammad (may the peace and blessings of Allah be upon him), and was collected by Imam Al-Albani (may Allah have mercy on him) in his Al-Silsilah Al-Sahihah.
31 pages, Kindle Edition
Published September 22, 2024
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