Umisaldo A. Khair, Raihanaty A. Jalil

Shoo Shaytan From Your Dreams! (Good Muslim Series, #1) (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

A Muslim kids book with vibrant illustrations and clever read-aloud rhyme, parents will love reading this Islamic story to their young children, especially if they've had a bad dream. In this picture book, a four-year-old boy named Salahuddin wakes up one night from a terrifying nightmare. But his mother teaches him how to fight the cunning Shaytan, who loves to invade our dreams.

"Keep the nightmare away from anyone's ears,

Because the sly little devil enjoys your fears.

He loves to think he's made you scared,

So shoo Shaytan from your precious head."

Muslim children can learn Islamic teachings alongside Salahuddin, such as the du'a before bed and Allah's attributes, through beautiful memorable rhymes.

"Oh Allah, with Your name, I die and I live.

You are the One Who always forgives."

Plus many more lessons taught by our Prophet Muhammad (SAW) on how to shoo Shaytan from both our life and our dreams!

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: KMB Press
• Altersempfehlung: ab 3 Jahre
• Erscheinungstermin: 25. Mai 2022
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9798215619384
• Artikelnr.: 67341227

Autorenporträt

Umisaldo A. Khair was born in Australia and grew up in a little rural country town three hours' drive from Perth. She completed a Commerce Degree and worked in the Australian Public Sector for over a decade, before getting married and settling down. Umisaldo decided to leave her career to focus on motherhood when she had her first son, while also starting a small business from home to keep her mind engaged and active. Umisaldo began dabbling in writing some short fiction as a way to entertain her young child. She based her stories on themes that her toddler son was experiencing at the time-such as night terrors. Even though these stories were imperfect drafts, her son not only resonated with the events but absolutely adored them! She then partnered with her long-time best friend, who is also a published author, to help transform one of her child's favourite stories into a proper book for both her son and his peers to enjoy. Now no longer a toddler, but a growing child and student, there's nothing more heartwarming for Umisaldo than having her son-the very inspiration behind the books-read aloud the stories written for him to her.