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This children’s workbook is designed to accompany Description of the Prophet’s Prayer by Imam Muhammad Nasir al-Din al-Albani (rahimahullah). The workbook follows the book step by step, with questions arranged in sequential order to help readers reflect and retain the key rulings of the prayer.
In addition to the guided questions, the workbook also includes extra beneficial lessons at the end covering important topics such as Wudu, Tayammum, and Sujood as-Sahw, making it a well-rounded resource for learning about salah.
Clear, engaging, and practical, this workbook can be used by children, homeschooling families, Islamic schools, or even adults seeking a more interactive and hands-on way to review the essential rulings of salah. It is a valuable tool for building understanding and strengthening the practice of prayer for learners of all ages.
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These outstanding KG sight word books are an indispensable tool for children seeking to enhance their word proficiency. Extensive research demonstrates the profound impact of literature attuned to children’s experiences on their academic development. Within our books, each word is thoughtfully contextualized with relevant sentences and interactive exercises, fostering a comprehensive grasp of the word while also promoting their deen.
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Introduce young hearts to the beautiful life of the Prophet Muhammad ﷺ in a way they can truly understand and connect with. This first volume of our Seerah series takes children on a journey beginning before the birth of the Prophet ﷺ and continuing until the passing of his beloved uncle, Abu Talib.
Designed especially for ages 6–10, this workbook shares only the most essential and relatable details of the Seerah—keeping the lessons clear, engaging, and age-appropriate.
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Historical Parallels: Prophet Muhammad’s Marriage to ‘Aishah and Minor Marriages in the United States
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A Message Exclusively to the Husbands by Shaykh Abu Furayhaan Jamal Ibn Furayhaan al-Haarithi
Yes, there are rights belonging to the husband that are binding upon the wife to uphold, but where are the wife’s rights that are binding upon the husband?
