Story of Ibrahim (A)

Ibrahim عليه السلام was tested more visibly than almost any other Prophet, and passed each test in a way a child can see.

What the Book Covers

His devotion to Allah, and the trials he faced — presented in a simple narrative with illustrations across 26 pages, aimed at children aged six and older.

The episodes a child remembers are all here: the questions he asked his father, the idols, the fire, and the willingness to give up what he loved most when he was asked to.

Why It Matters for a Muslim Child

Because so much of what he already does traces back to this man. The Hajj, the sacrifice at Eid ul-Adha, the walk between Safa and Marwah, the Ka'bah itself — a child who knows this story understands why his own year is shaped the way it is.

He is also the Prophet Muslims send blessings on in every prayer, alongside Muhammad ﷺ, which most children have never connected to a person.

Related Reading

• Story of Adam — the same author on Prophet Adam عليه السلام
• 05: Story of Ibrahim (Abraham) — the same Prophet in rhyming verse
• The Gift of Eid — the Eid that commemorates his sacrifice