365 Youm Ma Sahabah Nabiyina - 440 Pages Freeoffer

Religious education for children is one of the most popular themes in modern Islamic society, especially when it comes to our beloved Prophet and his close personalities (Peace and Blessings of Allah be upon him), which played a great role in transferring Islamic knowledge to the modern age.

The book (365 Days with the Companions of Our Beloved Prophet) helps to prepare children to be role models for the Companions of the Messenger of Allah, and the stories were told with the conscience of the speaker. These narratives were taken by the Companions themselves, who speak for themselves, for the Prophet and for other Companions. The events in question had been carefully selected from the correct sources of speaking, and had been reformulated to reflect the spirit and atmosphere of that era. This is why the book has been prepared so that it can be read daily in one year, in 365 days of the year; The children become acquainted with the Prophet's companions, virtues, manners, behavior and events celebrated in their lives. The book includes many of the events they witnessed. Thus, children find themselves living in a kind of interesting historical adventure. The book was adorned with brightly colored drawings that bring the facts and events closer to the audience, making it an important and effective teaching tool for children. The book also aims to make children feel as if the Messenger of Allah (peace and blessings of Allah be upon him) is a visitor in our homes and to spend fun and memorable times reading it. That is how 365 stories were chosen from the life of our beloved prophet in chronological order. In our book, we head to the parents to say: We encourage you to read stories with your children from day one until day 365, so that you too can learn about the life of the Messenger of God. Since children may have difficulty following long periods of time, we recommend that you read one story each day. It allows kids to think about a story and they're also curious and excited to hear the following story. Your children may find it hard to understand some of the text because of the new vocabulary. That's why we encourage you to supervise them as they read, and answer their questions to make sure they understand the story.