Musa & Friends Say Bismillah

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Author:: Zanib Mian
Illustrator:: Daniel Hills
Series:: Musa & Friends
Publisher:: Muslim Children's Books
Format:: Board Book
Language:: English
Age Range:: Elementary school (5-10 Years);Pre-K - 2nd Level (2-5 Years)
Grade Level:: K-5 Grade;preschool

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About This Book: Young readers are taken on a fascinating journey with Musa and his friends in the endearing and captivating children's bookMusa & Friends Say Bismillah , as they embark on numerous adventures while pronouncing the Islamic phrase "Bismillah " before every activity. Children are meant to learn the value of mindfulness, gratitude, and remembering Allah from this endearing and instructive book.The Journey Begins Accompany Musa and his multicultural pals as they explore their surroundings and find beauty in routine tasks. Every excursion, whether it's going to the park or having dinner together, is accompanied by the enchanted words "Bismillah ," which fosters gratitude and awareness of life's blessings.Developing Appreciation Through colorful pictures and realistic situations,Musa & Friends Say Bismillah teaches kids the value of thanking Allah and asking for His blessings before beginning any task. The book skillfully incorporates Islamic principles into the story, imparting important lessons to young readers in an engaging way.Friendship and Diversity This book's appreciation of variety is among its strong points. The diversity of Musa's friends' origins and cultures highlights the value of friendship and solidarity. Children discover the value of inclusivity, understanding, and peace in a global environment as they join together to recite "Bismillah ."Engaging Education By adding interactive components that allow kids to actively participate in the reading experience, this book goes beyond traditional narrative. Young readers will be engrossed in an exciting learning process, whether it is reciting "Bismillah " with the characters or having conversations about thankfulness.