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Authentic Islamic books, Quran and Arabic learning materials, stories, games and toys for Muslim children of all ages.

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My Ramadan Diary
2 in stock
A Ramadan planner that does more than provide blank pages — daily stories and hadith, a Quran tracker and dua planner, challenges, Ramadan bingo, and a Laylat al-Qadr planner. 5.7 x 8.7 inches.
$8.95
Seven Is Special
Out-of-Stock
Maryam is seven — the age at which Muslim children start praying regularly — and she has a great deal to work out. Islamic fiction, a chapter book for children aged 7 and up. 5.7 x 8.55 inches.
$8.95
The Lost Kingdom
11 in stock
Wild lions who long ago took up the life of domestic cats and forgot what they were. Then Layth, an intelligent and courageous cub, decides to dig up the past. A fable of adventure and identity by Amira Ayad. 5.75 x 8.3 inches.
$8.95
The Story of Mango
8 in stock
Dr. Tariq Riaz tells the story of the mango through a drawing competition at a school — where it grows, what it does for the body, and why it is a blessing worth thanking Allah for. Illustrated, 9.6 x 6.6 inches.
$3.95
Muslim World - Issue 9 (Eid)
9 in stock
The Eid special — inspiring stories, fun games, creative crafts and a recipe. Explore Eid traditions and learn the Sunnah acts of the day, with puzzles, word games and I Spy. Ideal for ages 6–12, homeschooling, Islamic schools, and as an Eid gift.
$9.95
Juz 'Amma For School Students
Out-of-Stock
A student-friendly presentation of the 30th Part of the Qur'an — large clear Arabic, transliteration and translation, with surah introductions, verse explanations, a "words to know" section, everyday teachings and review questions.
$14.95
My Wudu Book
157 in stock
A 24-page full-color illustrated guide to Wudu for children — from the intention and washing the hands through wiping the head to washing the feet, with the mistakes children commonly make corrected along the way.
$4.95
Alif Baa - Trace & Write 1
Out-of-Stock
A 38-page workbook introducing the Arabic alphabet to children aged 3–7 — and to adults. The child traces each letter first, then writes it alone, with a coloring activity for each. By Alia Khaled. 9 x 11.5 inches.
$6.95