Eliyas Explains Phenomenal Women in Islam by Zanib Mian illustrated by Daniel Hills
Another wonderful Eliyas Explains book that targets elementary readers with a relatable, funny, likeable voice that weaves in information, heart,
The Prophet;s Sunnah by Ayesha N. Rahmaan illustrated by Laila Ramadhani Ritonga
Nov3 This joyful 20 page board book shows our littlest (and biggest) Muslims some of the Prophet’s sunnahs in a
First Words from the Qur’an by Jenny Molendyk Divleli illustrated by Sena Aydogan
Oct31 This large, LARGE (10 x 13.5), 16 page board book is joyful and informative for our little Muslims to
The Boldest White: A Story of Hijab and Community by Ibtikhaj Muhammad and S.K. Ali illustrated by Hatem Aly
The third and final book in the standalone series is finally out and I absolutely love that Islam, salat, and
Auntie Aisha Answers: The Tween Muslim’s Ultimate Guide to Growing Up by Aisha Hussain Rasheed illustrated by Magdelena Zareba
Kids have questions, and in today’s world it is easier than ever to get answers, however parents need to parent
I AM: A-Z of Positive Affirmations for Muslim Kids by Barakah Kemi Hassan illustrated by Mariam Poppins
Oct7 This alphabet framed book combines the English alphabet with correlating affirmations, but then also ties the sentiment in with
Esma Farouk, Lost in the Souk by Lisa Boersenand Hasna Elbaamrani illustrated by Annelies Vandenbosch
This fun and silly picture book takes place in a Moroccan shopping center, where a visiting Esma Farouk, suddenly can’t
Growing Giddo’s Hair by Sumayyah Hussein illustrated by Milton Bazerque
Sep17 The latest batch of Ruqaya’s Bookshelf books have arrived at my house, and this was the first book my
Momo & Bronty’s first book about Prophet Muhammad (saw) by Zanib Mian illustrated by Laila Ramadhani
Sep14 I’ve mentioned it numerous times over the years how few children’s books there are about Prophet Muhammad (saw), and
Hilwa’s Gift by Safa Suleiman illustrated by Anait Semirdzhyan
I’ve read a few children’s picture books about harvesting olives, and even some about Palestine’s olives, but this one really
