Our goal through this interactive book is to recalibrate the compass of the heart before adjusting behavior. We aim to equip the child with knowledge about the names and attributes of Allah, and how to evoke them in various life situations. Our objective is to build a strong foundation from which Islamic values emerge and strengthen. We aspire for the child’s heart to turn to Allah before attaching to the means.
When faced with fear, the child recalls that Allah is the Guardian, finding reassurance and guiding them to act wisely. If troubled by school friends, the child remembers that Allah is the Eternal, turning to Him first with their heart, trusting in His power to change their circumstances, and then seeking solutions through means.
This book is narrated in a question-based format:
– What do I do when I get angry?
– What do I do when I’m afraid?
– What do I do when my classmates bother me?
This approach stimulates the child to think and engage actively. In collaboration with Mr. Carpenter, we provide a wooden “Yes” and “No” sign to accompany the book, used by the child to respond to the question “What do I do when.”
In this interactive book, we aim to guide children in aligning their hearts with Islamic values before addressing behavior. Through questions like “What do I do when,” we explore emotions and situations, encouraging children to turn to Allah first. Collaborating with Mr. Carpenter, the book includes wooden signs for active engagement, fostering a deeper connection with the names and attributes of Allah.
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