NEW! Daily Du'aa Series #9: Muhammad Goes to the Masjid
Page Count: 35
Trim Size: 7.44 x 9.68
Format: e-Book (PDF download)
Recommended for Preschool-1st Grade (as a read-along with an adult), 2nd-3rd Grade (for independent study)
Summary:
Muhammad loves going to the masjid every day! So, follow along as he teaches his friend Ibraheem ten important rules for the masjid, including the manners of the masjid, special rules for Jummu'ah (Friday prayers), and all the ad'iyaa (supplications) to say!
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#9 Muhammad Goes to the Masjid
Special Features:
- Fun introduction to the daily supplications for children
- Arabic text, transliteration, and English translation of each du'aa taught
- Detailed Qur'aan & Hadith references
- Bright, playful illustrations
- Excellent lessons in Islamic manners from the Qur'aan and Sahih Ahadith
- Entertaining rhymes to make learning memorable for young children
- Footnotes explaining specific terms or Islamic concepts for new Muslims or non-Muslims
- Multiple e-books in the series with more coming soon, Insha-Allah!
- Available in high-quality, durable hardcover format as well (click here)
About the Series:
Each brightly illustrated book in the Daily Du'aa Series features ad'iyaa (supplications) taught through a playful rhyming story about a child just like your own. These ad'iyaa are the most important ones that every Muslim child should know from the earliest age.
This series is based on the classic text Hisnul-Muslim (Fortification of the Muslim) and supported with Qur’aan and Sahih ahadith, so you can rest assured that you are teaching your child from the most authentic sources.
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