When little ones are thrilled, their eyes resist closing from sheer excitement! This happened when Ahlaam learned that tomorrow begins the blessed month of Ramadan.
Suitable for 2 years old and above
Type: Boardbook
Don’t Forget To Wake Me Up, Ummi
$25.00
A tale about Ramadan and the significance of pre-dawn meals, explaining the prophetic hadith
“Have Suhoor as there is a blessing in it.”
Scan the QR code on the back of the book, and it will read aloud for you.
“A Collection of Ahlaam Before Bedtime”
The dreams of a child encapsulate the beauty of childhood and the enchantment of innocence. Join us in every story before she sleeps, each narrating different events that resonate with children of her age, tailored for early childhood.
Within the apparent humor of the stories lies entertaining amusement, yet in the depth, hidden gems from the core of our beliefs await. Children absorb these indirectly, fostering a love for reading and establishing a connection with books from a very young age, by the permission of Allah, the Almighty. This series comprises 4 titles made of sturdy cardboard suitable for young children.
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