A Night On Train
$19.90
Have you ever tried spending the night on a train? Dawood is about to have a very special holiday with his grandfather! For the first time in his life, he will experience an overnight train journey and then visit his grandfather’s friend’s farm, where he’ll ride horses and chase rabbits!
During this adventure, Dawood learns a crucial lesson from his grandfather about ablution. What is it, you may wonder?
The story aims to convey the saying of our Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him): “Indeed, my nation will come on the Day of Resurrection with bright faces and limbs from the traces of ablution. So whoever is able to lengthen his trace should do so.” [Sahih Muslim]
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