The Children’s Book on Islam Book Three

The Children’s Book on Islam Book Three
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Publication year :
1995
Publish number :
Second
Publish location :
Tehran, Iran
Number of volumes :
1
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The Children’s Book on Islam Book Three
Teaching children about faith requires clarity, kindness, and a gentle introduction to foundational concepts. The Children’s Book on Islam Book Three continues this mission by offering young readers an accessible journey into essential Islamic teachings, helping them build a strong moral and spiritual foundation from an early age.
About the Book The Children’s Book on Islam Book Three is designed to explain core Islamic beliefs and practices in simple, engaging language suitable for young learners. Drawing from classical riwāyah (narrative transmission: preserved reports documenting sayings, teachings, and stories from Islamic tradition), the book breaks down complex concepts into relatable lessons.
The text introduces topics such as belief in God, Prophethood, moral values, prayer, kindness, and community. Each lesson is supported with illustrations, stories, and examples that help children understand not only the “what,” but also the “why” behind Islamic teachings. The book builds upon earlier volumes, gradually deepening the child’s knowledge while maintaining an age-appropriate, warm tone.
What You Will Discover
- Child-friendly explanations of foundational Islamic beliefs and practices.
- Lessons based on riwāyah (narrative transmission) translated into simple stories and moral examples.
- Introductions to concepts such as prayer, honesty, compassion, gratitude, and respect.
- Engaging narratives that help children relate Islamic morals to everyday situations.
- A thematic focus on developing strong character and understanding God’s love and mercy.
- Activities or reflective elements that encourage children to apply what they learn in daily life.
- A structured progression that complements earlier books in the series while preparing young readers for more advanced concepts.
About the Author Using classical sources, educational principles, and child-centered storytelling, the author presents Islamic teachings in a manner that is both accurate and accessible. The writing is warm, clear, and thoughtfully adapted for the developmental level of young readers.
Who Is This Book For? This book is for parents, teachers, and young readers seeking a simple, engaging, and well-organized introduction to Islamic beliefs and values tailored specifically for children.






