1) I say “Bismillah” for blessings
2) I say “Salam” for greeting
3) I say “JazakAllah Khair” for thanking
Whenever you lay down to read these books at night or open them in the morning, it’s important to let kids discuss manners and their significance in Islam – which can keep these values at the forefront of a child’s mind. May Allah help us raise children who have amazing aadaab and may they weigh heavy on their (and our) scales in the aakhirah.
Let’s join Khalid in his journey of bringing blessings into his life with “Bismillah”. Through cute illustrations and real-life situations, children will learn to say “Bismillah” before eating, playing, and starting new activities. This book shows the importance of beginning everything in the name of Allah.
Let’s join Ibrahim in promoting peace with the beautiful greeting, “Salam”. Through fun illustrations and real-life scenarios, children will learn to say “Assalaam u alaikum” inside the home and outside of it. This book shows the power of a simple greeting in spreading love, respect, and harmony.
Let’s join Nusaybah on an exciting journey of expressing gratitude with the heartfelt dua, “JazakAllah Khair”. Through engaging illustrations and real-life events, children will learn to say “JazakAllah khair” when receiving kindness, gifts, or help from others. This book emphasizes the importance of acknowledging Allah’s blessings and the kindness of others through gratitude.
Each page encourages kids to naturally practice saying “Bismillah,” “Salam,” and “JazakAllah khair” as part of their daily routine. By repeating these phrases in both English and Arabic, children will comfortably integrate them into their lives. Saying “Bismillah” brings barakah, “Salam” promotes kindness, and “JazakAllah khair” teaches gratitude for others’ generosity. These phrases will become a meaningful part of their everyday interactions, fostering positive habits and strengthening their connection to Islamic values.
