Hello world 🌎 I have another book review, i recieved this book recently (childrens genre) and I instantly loved it! This book is great for children as there is many morals potrayed within, titled Suprise the book ia based around two children who are eager to know what there mothers suprise is. Im not going […]
NEW CHILDREN’S BOOK SHOWCASES FAMILYHOOD AND GOOD MANNERED MUSLIM CHILDREN Surprise! is an original children’s book story based on a real Muslim family. DALLAS, TX-August 3rd, 2017. DJARABI KITABS PUBLISHING will be officially releasing ‘Surprise!’ a new children’s book in paperback format by Zaheera Jina on August 27th, 2017 in the USA and on August 26th, 2017 […]
via IMMEDIATE PRESS RELEASE : SURPRISE! BY DR. ZAHEERA JINA — Between Sisters, SVP!
Bismillah, Surprise! by Zaheera Jina is the first book signed to Djarabi Kitabs Publishing (DKP). What was supposed to be a fellow author helping another to publish a children’s book in the USA paved the way and basically opened the DKP door to other Muslim authors seeking publishing services masha’Allah. Thus, Dr. Zaheera Jina is […]
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Originally posted on A Muslimah’s writings: “Mommy who is Allah?” by Zainab jones is a wonderful book for Muslim kids explaining the attribute “Al Khaliq” – the creator.? It’s a story of a Little boy called Abdul Rahman who asks his mother about who is Allah and her mother replies him explaining that He…
via Book Review – “Mommy Who is Allah?” by Zainab Jones. — Between Sisters, SVP!
Originally posted on The Imperfect Muslimah: Mommy Who is Allah is a children’s book written by Zainab Jones and illustrated by Vicky Amrullah. It is being published by Djarabi Kitabs and is available here. It will be released on the 13th of August. This book is aimed at children of perhaps the age of five…
Originally posted on Between Sisters, SVP!: NEW MUSLIM CHILDREN’S BOOK FOCUSES ON THE ATTRIBUTE OF ALLAH, AL-KHALIQ Al-Khaliq (The Creator) showcases a Muslim teaching moment and a loving bond between a mother and her son. DALLAS, TX-August 13th, 2017. DJARABI KITABS has published a Muslim children’s book by Author Susan Zainab Jones. It’s titled ‘Al-Khaliq (The Creator) and part…
Bismillah,
Age Range: 3+
Series: Mommy Who Is Allah?
Author: Susan Jones was born in New Orleans, Louisiana in 1969. She grew up in Houston, Texas, and converted to Islam in 1999. She studied the religion in Dubai, UAE, where she opened a bookstore, providing Islamic material in English. Jones is also an ESL instructor and taught English in the UAE and in KSA for almost 15 years. She enjoys writing poetry and informative Interfaith essays. “Mommy, Who Is Allah?” is her first children’s book series and Al-Khaliq (The Creator) is the first book in the series of 6 other books that are intended to inspire love and appreciation for Allah, The Creator.
Illustrator : Vicky Amrullah (He is a guy by the way 😉 )
Publisher: Djarabi Kitabs Publishing
Price : $4.99 for the eBook and $12.99 for the paperback available on Amazon and other outlets
Summary: Book 1 of the “Mommy, Who Is Allah?” series focuses on the attribute of Allah, Al-Khaliq; The Creator. Throughout the story, children will learn that Allah has created all that exists.
Thoughts: AbdulRahman also known as Dahumie is a very sweet and curious boy. He is more attentive than he used to be and that’s normal. In Al-Khaliq (The Creator), Dahumie indulges in his mother’s teachings about Allah. To make it fun and grab more of his attention, Mommy uses imaginary finger cymbals (instruments) to snap her fingers and introduce the creations of Allah; especially the stars.
Al-Khaliq (The Creator) is a very fun, sweet, and loving book we can use to each one of the attribute of Allah to our young mumeens. Knowing this name of Allah has many rewards masha’Allah, and it’s wonderful that the Author started with this particular attribute to help with the education of young Muslims.
I recommend it to Muslim Moms without any bias ;).
Jazakh’Allah khair for reading,
~A Ducktrinor Mom~
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Originally posted on A Muslimah’s writings: “Who could I be?” by Shoohada Khanom is such a cute and adorable book Ma sha Allah. I totally loved reading it.? It is full of rhyming sentences, has beautiful sound words(onomatopoeia), cute illustrations and an excellent message: Linking all the beautiful animals to the Creator. This is…
via Book review: “Who could I Be?” by Shoohada Khanom — Between Sisters, SVP!
Originally posted on A Muslimah’s writings: “Ramadan without Daddy” by Misbah Akhtar is a book aimed at kids whose parents are not together anymore.? This book is different and is targeted at a specific audience. Divorce is difficult for the couple but kids are hit the hardest. They don’t understand what has happened and…
via Book Review: “Ramadan without Daddy” by Misbah Akhtar. — Between Sisters, SVP!
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