Ramadan Planner
Ramadan Journal
The Prophet peace be upon him taught that the five daily prayers, one Friday prayer to the next, and one Ramadan to the next are means of expiation for what occurs between them, provided major sins are avoided. [Sahih Muslim 233]
Ramadan offers an opportunity to reorganise our time and develop Islamic character through worship and considerate conduct. This journal from the Arab Family Library uses interactive windows to encourage children and young readers to organise worship, increase good deeds and strengthen their relationship with Allah.
Windows featuring hadith and Sunnah practices introduce the Prophet's words and actions, encouraging readers to follow his character and example in seeking Allah's pleasure.
The first ten days focus on fasting and supplication; the second ten on giving and good character; and the final ten on increasing worship and seeking Laylat al-Qadr.
An appealing, colourful design includes reading, writing, colouring and recall activities. May Allah guide this effort towards what He loves and accepts.
Book details
- Publisher
- Arab Family Library
- Author
- Alaa Al-Shallah
- Department
- Planners & Journals
- Topics
- Islamic Books, Children’s Books
- Age group
- Ages 7–12
- Language
- Arabic
- Pages
- 32
- Cover type
- Paperback
