A Sound In A Cloud
R45.00
A Sound in a Cloud by Maulana Ebrahim Muhammad is a children’s storybook published by Zam Zam Publishers. This 24-page illustrated book aims to teach young readers about the virtues of charity in Islam through engaging storytelling and vivid illustrations. The narrative follows a young character who learns the importance of giving, kindness, and helping others, connecting Islamic teachings about charity, such as sadaqah and zakat, with relatable life lessons that emphasize empathy, gratitude, and community.
Author:
Maulana Ebrahim Muhammad
Editor:
Zam Zam
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