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I Wonder About Quran (Book Four)
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Ozkan Oze
I Wonder About the Qur’an
By Ozkan Oze
“Perfect fodder for inquisitive young minds…” — Jamal Orme, author of The Victory Boys
Have you ever wondered why the Qur’an is in Arabic, why it was revealed over 23 years or how people can be so sure it has never been changed? These questions, and many more, are explored inside.
The “I Wonder About Islam” series give young readers answers to the BIG questions they have about Islam in brilliant little books. Written in a friendly and accessible style for today’s youth, these are essential companions for questioning young minds.
Includes black and white illustrations throughout.
Other books in the I Wonder about Islam series:
* I Wonder About Allah (Book One)
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Ozkan Oze
Have you ever wondered why the Qur’an is in Arabic, why it was revealed over 23 years or how people can be so sure it has never been changed? These questions, and many more, are explored inside.
The I Wonder series gives young readers answers to the BIG questions they have about Islam in brilliant little books.
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Ozkan Oze
The I Wonder series give young readers answers to the BIG questions they have about Islam in brilliant little books. Written in a friendly and accessible style for today’s youth, these are essential companions for questioning young minds.
Have you ever wondered about Allah? Have you ever wanted to ask where Allah lives, or why you can’t see Him? How He managed to create everything and why all of creation obeys Him. These questions, and many more, are explored inside.
The “I Wonder” series includes the following titles, scheduled for release over the next two years:
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Follow the trials and tribulations of the sweet, gentle and pious Zahra when her parents die and she is left with an uncaring stepmother. A well-crafted Islamic version of the classic Cinderella story, in which faith, goodness and prayer are rewarded in the end. ……this children’s book (ideal for ages 4-8) was definitely a refreshing, new take on one of the oldest stories in history. Islamic lessons are woven in nearly seamlessly and teach the reader that faith, goodness, and prayer are rewarded in the end. Complementing the story are its colorful storybook pages, simple and vibrant illustrations by artist Shireen Adams. This children’s storybook is ideal for parents who want to share traditional fairy tales with their children but teach Islamic values at the same time.
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Abdullah has just moved to a new school. As a newcomer, he find himself victim of gang who starts bullying him. Help comes from an unexpected quarters, a new friendship is struck between Abdullah and his friend, together they confront the bullies and the friendship is developed in its true Islamic Meaning.
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When Princess Rasheeda gave a large necklace to Hakeem, all the other guests laughed at her. But when an intruder shoots an arrow directly at Prince Hakeem, no one is laughing anymore.
Other books in the Princess Series:
Princess Series 1:
– Princess Aziza and the Purple Orchid
– Princess Noura and the Monster in the Sky
– Princess Karima and the Giant Eagles
– Princess Shahida and the WitnessPrincess Series 2:
– Princess Rasheeda and the Perfect Present
– Princess Haleema and the Ring
– Princess Adila and the Circus Tickets
– Princess Latifa and the Angry SpiderCaptain Alif and the Stormy Sea
£2.99Pages : 24Published : 2014Age : 5-7 years - 7-9 years -
Rae NorridgeHilmy the Hippo Learns to share. It is an honour when we are asked to share. But sometimes, like Hilmy the Hippo, we do not wish to share. In this exciting tale, Hilmy sets out on a new adventure and he learns the joy of sharing. The story takes us across the African savannah where we learn that sharing our good fortune is a privilege and a duty.
£4.50Pages : 29Binding : HardbackPublished : 2007 -
Umm Aamina
For a couple of days the same question continued puzzling Anum; “Who do I aspire to be like?” Then, whilst she was busy helping her mum with chores it suddenly came to her. It now seemed so obvious, and she couldn’t believe it hadn’t come to her earlier. She told her family about her idea and they were all really impressed. but Anum then began having second thoughts…
£3.95Pages : 28Binding : HardbackPublished : 2007Age : 7-9 years
