Muslim children's library

A small fishing village on a tropical coast lives peacefully until Abbas, who wants to take control of the harbor and surrounding farmland, begins to use threats, bribery, and violence to increase his power.

Amira, having prayed to Allah for a completely chocolate world, dreams her prayer has been answered, but realizes before she wakes that the world is perfect just the way it was created.

"A young boy's lively account of his mother's wonderful work..."--Back cover.

Anum is asked whom she aspires to be like and has a hard time thinking of a person, until she considers the life of Muhammad.

Sarah sets out in the woods behind her house to find the perfect gift to give her mother on the Islamic holiday of Eid uh-Adha.

Collects fifteen Muslim nursery rhymes with colorful illustrations that encourage the Islamic values and self-confidence in Muslim children.

Abdullah and Aminah describe how Muslims greet one another and share their everyday lives with early readers.