Goodnight Stories from the Quran
R275.00
“Goodnight Stories from the Quran” is a beautifully illustrated collection of 33 Quranic stories, thoughtfully retold for young readers. Each story is presented in simple, easy-to-understand English, accompanied by vivid, full-color illustrations that bring the narratives to life. The book aims to make the message of the Quran more meaningful for children, highlighting key aspects and moral lessons. It serves as an excellent resource for parents and educators to introduce children to Islamic teachings in an engaging and accessible manner.
Author:
Saniyasnain Khan
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