That Counts! A Wudu Story by Jenny Molendyk Divleli illustrated by Ava Haghighi – Islamic School Librarian
Oct21 I love funny books for our little Muslims and this one manages to take the kid giggling topic of
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[Film Review] Your Mother, Your Mother, Your Mother: A Complex Story Of Faith And Fatherhood
Your Mother, Your Mother, Your Mother, a film written and directed by Bassem Tariq, was released in theatres on October
Maryam: The Story Of The Muslim ‘Virgin’ Mary
The deserts were deserted but for traveling on foot or by animals. From city to city were scattered thorny bushes,
The Stirring Of A Muslim Population In Japan: The Story Of Yusuke Fujitani
Seeing Rural Japan Through a Single Prefecture: Hyōgo Rural Japan is living through two forms of population decline at once,
Muslim Mavericks: The True Story of…Mo Farah: The Boy Who Ran to Be Free by Dr. Seema Yasmin illustrated by Noha Habaieb
This 80 page illustrated early chapter book biography/non fiction story is the second in the Muslim Mavericks series, with the
Zaman Kids Series (The Story of Al-Andalus, The Story of the Ottoman Empire, Muslim Heroes & Muslim Heroines for Kids) by’Issa Meyer illustrated by Robi Dalimonte
Sep6 These gorgeous Islamic history books aimed at kids middle grade and up, should probably be reviewed individually, but
Undecided Nation: How A Mosque In Kamagasaki Fills Japan’s Immigration Gap – A Photo Story
A Photo Essay by Tomohiro Oshima Japan has never declared itself a country of immigration. Keep supporting MuslimMatters for
Eldar & Elnur Story of the Stolen Homes by Guzelya Marisova illustrated by Agia Putri
Jun19 The intent of this 22 page book, to increase solidarity and bring awareness about Palestinians being forced from their
When Azara Long Found Islam In A San Francisco Linen Shop : A Story From America’s Muslim History
As a child, Azara Long often visited a linen shop on Sutter and Powell in San Francisco run by a
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The Pilgrim [Part 3]: Not Your Fault – A Ramadan Story
The pilgrim offers Zahra four simple words that unravel a secret she has carried for years. Previous Chapters: Part 1
