Have you ever struggled with something that seems easy to others? That's exactly Haarith's problem. Every Ramadan, Haarith tries his best to spot the new moon — but it's always just too tiny for him to see. Instead of giving up, this adventurous boy comes up with a bold plan… he decides to travel into space to see it for himself!
But how will he get there? He borrows a rocket from a friend, of course! This heartwarming story reminds children that it's okay to be honest when they don't understand something right away — and that with effort and trust in Allah, they can get there in the end, inshaAllah.
This book helps children:
- Learn about the Pillars of Islam, especially fasting in Ramadan
- Understand the importance of honesty when they don't understand something
- Build confidence, curiosity, and perseverance through Haarith's journey
- Develop trust in Allah when facing challenges
- Learn faith-building phrases like "Alhamdulillah!" and "JazakAllah khayr!"
- Enjoy a fun, imaginative story that makes Ramadan learning relatable and exciting
Why families love this story:
- Perfect for learning about the Pillars of Islam, especially fasting in Ramadan
- Meaningful, faceless illustrations that spark imagination
- Faith-building phrases like "Alhamdulillah!" and "JazakAllah khayr!"
- Fun, relatable characters who eat cake and build rockets
- Original cute-comic–style faceless illustrations
Bonus Extras:
- Free Ramadan Activity Pack
- Free vocals-only Ramadan song
A joyful, faith-filled story that inspires confidence, curiosity, and honesty — perfect for Ramadan and beyond.
Publisher: Emma Al Halim
