It's fun! It's educational! It's loaded with animation and special effects! Alif for Allah teaches how to read and pronounce the Arabic alphabet. It also builds a child's Islamic vocabulary. Three beautiful songs enhance and enliven the entire learning experience. Join your favourite characters from the Adam's World Series as they entertain and educate us about the Arabic alphabet and related Islamic words. Adam and Aneesah really want to learn the Arabic Alphabets. After studying with some wierd teachers, Adam finally asks for help from Asad. He just has the right person (Br. Adnan) for this job. Here is the Latest in the popular Adam's World Series. Adam and sister Aneesa are bored with their Arabic lessons until a new teacher comes along and livens up the Alphabet with songs and visual aids. Finally Adam and Aneesah learn all the Arabic Alphabets with three beautiful songs and lots of candy for their hard work. The Whole Series This is the first installment in the Adam's World Series after Adam's debut in the video Let's Pray, and it's notable for a number of changes that came about after it. One is the absence of Asad (played by Sound Vision's Jawad Jafry-read an interview with him). Instead of Asad, Adam has a traveling companion named Abdullah, who accompanies the orange-haired, Kufi-wearing puppet and helps him with the Trans-visualizes. The second is the lack of fancy three-dimensional graphics (those come later on in the series). Nonetheless, Adam's World One successfully entertains and educates with Adam's star appeal and his enthusiasm for Islam. The video also sets the pace for the series, as it introduces some of the main features of virtually all of the subsequent Adam's World videos: songs, a story narration, the use of the Trans-visualizes to travel to a part of the Muslim world, for instance. Apart from Adam, Muslim children of all ethnic and racial backgrounds are feature prominently in each episode by singing songs, narrating stories or performing in short skits. Children's audiences of this video will see other Muslim kids in action, doing Islamic things like praying, reading Quran, etc. In this manner, children see others like them involved in Halal activities and could be encouraged to imitate the behavior through example. China is the destination of choice for Adam and Abdullah with the help of the Trans-visualizes in Adam's World 1. The country's Muslims are not only numerous (about 100 million when this video was produced), but have incorporated Islam fully into their lives. Glimpses of the country's architecture, for instance, show how Islamic and Chinese influences have been combined to give mosques in China a unique look. But the introduction to Chinese Muslims doesn't end with this visit. A Muslim Chinese guest visits Adam and shows him how to write "Allah" in Chinese, thus showing kids another way of how Islam has been internalized into the way of life of Muslims the world over. The importance of the brother/sisterhood and the equality of all Muslims are also emphasized in the video. The aura of showbiz, however, starts to affect Adam towards the end of Adam's World One. In an attempt to change his image for television, he decides to wear a band around his head with holes for his eyes, making him look like a Ninja Turtle. But Abdullah explains that this is wrong. He's convinced Adam will do just as well as a star with his own series without the image buffing. The Adam's World series is now at its eleventh episode and is recognized the world over. Alhamdu lillah, Abdullah was right: Adam has done very well.

As the ever-inquisitive Adam asks his Chacha, "I wonder what the Prophet (s) was like", Chacha sings three brief songs in praise of Prophet Muhammad (s), which will make your children truly appreciate the character and teachings of this guide to humanity. In this action-packed episode, Adam puts on his wonder journalist hat exploring a masjid and has a humorous encounter with Morris Muckster. Adam also transforms into a talk show host and invites Khala, an expert in Arabic letters, to teach his audience the differences in pronunciation of similar sounding Arabic alphabet.
Aneesah, being obsessed with saying salaam, internalizes the etiquette of greeting salaam as his loving elder brother explains. The episode ends with Adam bumping into Akhi on the street and discovering the meaning of dua (supplication).
Children will also learn five Arabic letters: meem, seen, qaaf, kha, and daal, and key Islamic terms associated with them.

This unique Islamic video series introduces children to Islamic values and culture in a manner that is both entertaining and educational. Puppets, songs, animation, humor, and positive images of Muslims make each Adam's World episode an important source of Islamic education for children 2 to 9 years.

Are you finding it difficult to teach your son or daughter how to pray? Or are you a new or a "born again" Muslim who wants to learn this necessary pillar of Islam at your own pace? Then this video is for you! In let’s pray a group of young Muslim friends gather together to play video games.

When it's time to pray, though, one of them confesses: he doesn't know how to perform this second pillar of Islam. With wisdom, kindness and concern, they show their friend the essentials of Islamic prayer. Salat, Wudu, Adhan, Iqama, the direction of prayer, the number of Rakats in each prayer, how to shorten your prayer when traveling and much more are all discussed in this hit video. Friends help a reluctant boy learn how to make wudu and Adam helps out a little girl who can't remember all the steps of the prayer. A great way for kids AND adults to learn the proper positions and vocabulary of the salah.

More Information: Tens of thousands of children and adults have learned about Salat by watching this program! In fact, people who have accepted Islam in the US Armed Forces and prisons have learned how to pray from this fantastic video! This is truly an excellent tool for children and adults.

The Whole Series: This is the first installment in the Adam's World Series after Adam's debut in the video Let's Pray, and it's notable for a number of changes that came about after it. One is the absence of Asad (played by Sound Vision's Jawad Jafry-read an interview with him).

Instead of Asad, Adam has a traveling companion named Abdullah, who accompanies the orange-haired, Kufi-wearing puppet and helps him with the Trans-visualizes. The second is the lack of fancy three-dimensional graphics (those come later on in the series). Nonetheless, Adam's World One successfully entertains and educates with Adam's star appeal and his enthusiasm for Islam. The video also sets the pace for the series, as it introduces some of the main features of virtually all of the subsequent Adam's World videos: songs, a story narration, the use of the Trans-visualizes to travel to a part of the Muslim world, for instance. Apart from Adam, Muslim children of all ethnic and racial backgrounds are feature prominently in each episode by singing songs, narrating stories or performing in short skits. Children's audiences of this video will see other Muslim kids in action, doing Islamic things like praying, reading Quran, etc. In this manner, children see others like them involved in Halal activities and could be encouraged to imitate the behavior through example.

China is the destination of choice for Adam and Abdullah with the help of the Trans-visualizes in Adam's World 1. The country's Muslims are not only numerous (about 100 million when this video was produced), but have incorporated Islam fully into their lives. Glimpses of the country's architecture, for instance, show how Islamic and Chinese influences have been combined to give mosques in China a unique look. But the introduction to Chinese Muslims doesn't end with this visit. A Muslim Chinese guest visits Adam and shows him how to write "Allah" in Chinese, thus showing kids another way of how Islam has been internalized into the way of life of Muslims the world over.

The importance of the brother/sisterhood and the equality of all Muslims are also emphasized in the video. The aura of showbiz, however, starts to affect Adam towards the end of Adam's World One. In an attempt to change his image for television, he decides to wear a band around his head with holes for his eyes, making him look like a Ninja Turtle. But Abdullah explains that this is wrong. He's convinced Adam will do just as well as a star with his own series without the image buffing. The Adam's World series is now at its eleventh episode and is recognized the world over. Alhamdu lillah, Abdullah was right: Adam has done very well.

Adam's World takes a more serious turn in this episode. Aneesah is in the hospital with a rare and serious illness. Find out just how much Adam really cares for his little sister. Join Adam and the gang as they set out to discover the beauty behind the blessing of giving. Zakat Helps Everyone features two new hit songs and a wacky animated sequence on the letter dhal.

This is the second episode of the world famous Adam's World children's video series, what some call the "Muslim Sesame Street". This video is ideal for children between the ages of 2 and 9. It teaches Islamic values in a fun and lively way that is almost sure to keep kids watching. Adam is a friend to children, someone who they can relate to and learn from. In Adam's World 2, Adam takes a trip with his trusty transvisualizer to Turkey and also gets to taste some fantastic Turkish food! And if you're wondering why Adam is dressed the way he is on the cover of this great video, it's because he's become a king in one of the video's segments! But he realizes that power in Islam, means more than just eating great food and dressing in fine clothes! Adam also learns about the importance of patience and cleanliness in Islam, a theme which is even more important after Adam meets Morris Muckster, a man who hasn't taken a bath in 27 years! More Information: If you're worried about how to teach Islamic values to your young children in a way that will keep them interested, Adam's World is one of the most powerful tools in your struggle.With the media bombarding our children with sex and violence, we need to communicate Islam to this next generation of Muslims in a way that is both educational and appealing to them. That's why Adam's World is so necessary. Here's what one parent had to say about this world famous children's video series: "I just had to pen this e-mail after viewing the first three videos of the Adam's World Series that I purchased recently. Masha Allah! The quality, production and content of the program are excellent. Within just a few hours my children were 'unhooked' from their Disney videos. This is probably the wisest investment I have made on my kids' behalf thus far. I intend to purchase the whole series without delay. The Whole Series: This is the first installment in the Adam's World Series after Adam's debut in the video Let's Pray, and it's notable for a number of changes that came about after it. One is the absence of Asad (played by Sound Vision's Jawad Jafry-read an interview with him). Instead of Asad, Adam has a traveling companion named Abdullah, who accompanies the orange-haired, Kufi-wearing puppet and helps him with the Trans-visualizes. The second is the lack of fancy three-dimensional graphics (those come later on in the series). Nonetheless, Adam's World One successfully entertains and educates with Adam's star appeal and his enthusiasm for Islam. The video also sets the pace for the series, as it introduces some of the main features of virtually all of the subsequent Adam's World videos: songs, a story narration, the use of the Trans-visualizes to travel to a part of the Muslim world, for instance. Apart from Adam, Muslim children of all ethnic and racial backgrounds are feature prominently in each episode by singing songs, narrating stories or performing in short skits. Children's audiences of this video will see other Muslim kids in action, doing Islamic things like praying, reading Quran, etc. In this manner, children see others like them involved in Halal activities and could be encouraged to imitate the behavior through example. China is the destination of choice for Adam and Abdullah with the help of the Trans-visualizes in Adam's World 1. The country's Muslims are not only numerous (about 100 million when this video was produced), but have incorporated Islam fully into their lives. Glimpses of the country's architecture, for instance, show how Islamic and Chinese influences have been combined to give mosques in China a unique look. But the introduction to Chinese Muslims doesn't end with this visit. A Muslim Chinese guest visits Adam and shows him how to write "Allah" in Chinese, thus showing kids another way of how Islam has been internalized into the way of life of Muslims the world over. The importance of the brother/sisterhood and the equality of all Muslims are also emphasized in the video. The aura of showbiz, however, starts to affect Adam towards the end of Adam's World One. In an attempt to change his image for television, he decides to wear a band around his head with holes for his eyes, making him look like a Ninja Turtle. But Abdullah explains that this is wrong. He's convinced Adam will do just as well as a star with his own series without the image buffing. The Adam's World series is now at its eleventh episode and is recognized the world over. Alhamdu lillah, Abdullah was right: Adam has done very well.

Noorart proudly presents Volume I of a new series available on DVD. We Love Muhammad – Life in Mecca, the life story of Muhammad, peace be upon him, most honored Prophet of Islam, beloved by all Muslims.

Captivating storyteller, Noor Saadeh, (Qur’an for Little Muslims, We Are Muslims audio series) narrates this delightful, animated storybook that chronicles the life of Prophet Muhammad (sas). Lively stories and enchanting songs accompany the visual images that both entertain and educate!  From the extraordinary events that heralded his birth to the revelation of the Holy Qur’an, your kids will learn and about, and most importantly, love getting to know Prophet Muhammad (sas) and his miraculous life story!

Talented and charming voices of Muslim children will capture the hearts of audiences everywhere. You’ll find yourself singing along with these inspiring songs AND singing the praises of Muhammad, peace be upon him.
Check what other parents and educators said about this marvelous production!

Kids Will Love Learning About Prophet Muhammad(s)!

50 Minutes running time includes:

• Episode 1:The Birth of Muhammad; Life as a Special Child; Bahira and the Signs of Prophecy; Muhammad's Marriage to Khadijah.
• Episode 2: Muhammad Called Al Amin; The Solution for the Black Stone; The Revelation of the Holy Qur'an.

Original Score and Story Adaptation:
Noor Saadeh

Director:
Ameed Abdelhafiz
Graphics:
Vision for Art Productions.

About the Artist
Noor Saadeh has a rare and unique talent for understanding how children think and learn. Her audio series of We Are Muslims & Qur’an for Little Muslims have become classics throughout the Muslim world. Sister Noor artfully blends information and entertainment, captivating young and old alike. Audiences sit spellbound by her stories and irrepressibly tapping their toes to her songs.
Each story and song is infused with her zest and enthusiasm for all things Islamic. Most importantly, children respond wholeheartedly to her sincerity and love. If it’s from Sister Noor, it’s refreshing, relevant and unique.

From A to Z;
Noorart Productions are a one-man show.
Ever wonder what goes into our audio series?
Research; writing the story; review by Islamic scholars; composing the music; recording narration; recording instrumentation; talent search; rehearsal, rehearsal, rehearsal!; song recording; voice recording; sound effects; all masterfully engineered into the captivating stories and songs your children have come to love. We ask you kindly to buy only original products!

Customers' Testimonials
"We Love Muhammad DVD not only educates, it entertains! As an educator at a Islamic school I use this wonderful DVD to re-enforce Muslim values to my classes. The children are mesmerized by the clever stories and delightfully catchy songs! What I love best is the entertaining format that the children can relate to and understand!" Paige Benyacoub
"My daughter just got this dvd as a gift at Eid and she absolutely loves it.
Other testimonials

Adam learns throughout this video to remember to thank Allah. When faced with the possibility of becoming very rich, Adam learns how Allah provides us with everything. Adam visits Morocco and goes out to interview people asking why they are grateful for Allah's blessings.

This is the tenth episode of the world famous Adam's World children's video series, NOW AVAILABLE ON DVD what some call the "Muslim Sesame Street" This DVD is ideal for children between the ages of 2 and 9. It teaches Islamic values in a fun and lively way that is almost sure to keep kids watching. Adam is a friend to children, someone who they can relate to and learn from. This first video features a wide range of concepts about Islam and Muslims. In Adam's World 10, Adam learns that a person's true worth is not based on fame and fortune but on one's character and humility. Adam also realizes that modest behavior and conduct are essential to the Islamic way of life. Adam's friends play a practical joke and Adam learns a lesson about humility. Adam's sister Aneesah joins in the fun. Islamic situations your children will enjoy. 3D animation of Arabic letters, terrific songs and more! Other highlights in the program include: two terrific songs, wonderful 3-D animation about the Arabic letter "dal" and the belief in "Dua" (or supplication) to Allah, the importance of avoiding arrogance and much more. The Humble Muslim is a must for any fan of the Adam's World Series. Read this review of The Humble Muslim: 'HUMBLE MUSLIM' brings religious values to kids" Adam is a Muslim boy puppet who's the star of a series of videos designed to teach religious values to children ages 2 to 9. Many of the videos use humor to educate, combining skits with catchy spiritual songs. They're the kind of videos that parents enjoy watching with their children. However the latest entry, "The Humble Muslim," isn't as good as others in the series. Much of the humor is strained, though little children may not mind. The story hinges around a prank that convinces Adam that he is famous. It goes straight to his head and he loses sight of the tenets of his faith. In the end of course, he sees the light and realizes that a person's true worth is not based on fame and fortune, but on character and humility. The story is interspersed with a nicely done music video celebrating God's creation. The Whole Series This is the first installment in the Adam's World Series after Adam's debut in the video Let's Pray, and it's notable for a number of changes that came about after it. One is the absence of Asad (played by Sound Vision's Jawad Jafry-read an interview with him). Instead of Asad, Adam has a traveling companion named Abdullah, who accompanies the orange-haired, Kufi-wearing puppet and helps him with the Trans-visualizes. The second is the lack of fancy three-dimensional graphics (those come later on in the series). Nonetheless, Adam's World One successfully entertains and educates with Adam's star appeal and his enthusiasm for Islam. The video also sets the pace for the series, as it introduces some of the main features of virtually all of the subsequent Adam's World videos: songs, a story narration, the use of the Trans-visualizes to travel to a part of the Muslim world, for instance. Apart from Adam, Muslim children of all ethnic and racial backgrounds are feature prominently in each episode by singing songs, narrating stories or performing in short skits. Children's audiences of this video will see other Muslim kids in action, doing Islamic things like praying, reading Quran, etc. In this manner, children see others like them involved in Halal activities and could be encouraged to imitate the behavior through example. China is the destination of choice for Adam and Abdullah with the help of the Trans-visualizes in Adam's World 1. The country's Muslims are not only numerous (about 100 million when this video was produced), but have incorporated Islam fully into their lives. Glimpses of the country's architecture, for instance, show how Islamic and Chinese influences have been combined to give mosques in China a unique look. But the introduction to Chinese Muslims doesn't end with this visit. A Muslim Chinese guest visits Adam and shows him how to write "Allah" in Chinese, thus showing kids another way of how Islam has been internalized into the way of life of Muslims the world over. The importance of the brother/sisterhood and the equality of all Muslims are also emphasized in the video. The aura of showbiz, however, starts to affect Adam towards the end of Adam's World One. In an attempt to change his image for television, he decides to wear a band around his head with holes for his eyes, making him look like a Ninja Turtle. But Abdullah explains that this is wrong. He's convinced Adam will do just as well as a star with his own series without the image buffing. The Adam's World series is now at its eleventh episode and is recognized the world over. Alhamdu lillah, Abdullah was right: Adam has done very well.

This is the eighth episode of the world famous Adam's World children's video series, NOW AVAILABLE ON DVD what some call the "Muslim Sesame Street". This DVD is ideal for children between the ages of 2 and 9. It teaches Islamic values in a fun and lively way that is almost sure to keep kids watching. Adam is a friend to children, someone who they can relate to and learn from. In Adam's World 8, Adam learns the importance of family in Islam and how to deal with sibling rivlary and jealousy as his parents and friends (even his close friend Asad!) gush over his baby sister Aneesah. "Everyone pays attention to her and she gets away with everything," complains poor Adam. But his intense feelings change for the better after Aneesah gets lost!
Also featured in this great DVD is Adam's trip to Egypt on his trusty transvisualizer, three terrific songs, and the importance of sharing; the role of Shura (consultation) in a Muslim family; 3D animation on the letter Ha and more! If your kids have got a bad case of sibling rivalry, this DVD is the ideal gift for them!

More Information:
If you're worried about how to teach Islamic values to your young children in a way that will keep them interested, Adam's World is one of the most powerful tools in your struggle.With the media bombarding our children with sex and violence, we need to communicate Islam to this next generation of Muslims in a way that is both educational and appealing to them. That's why Adam's World is so necessary. Here's what one parent had to say about this world famous children's video series:
"I just had to pen this e-mail after viewing the first three videos of the Adam's World Series that I purchased recently. Masha Allah! The quality, production and content of the program is excellent. Within just a few hours my children were 'unhooked' from their Disney videos. This is probably the wisest investment I have made on my kids' behalf thus far. I intend to purchase the whole series without delay.

The Whole Series
This is the first installment in the Adam's World Series after Adam's debut in the video Let's Pray, and it's notable for a number of changes that came about after it. One is the absence of Asad (played by Sound Vision's Jawad Jafry-read an interview with him). Instead of Asad, Adam has a traveling companion named Abdullah, who accompanies the orange-haired, Kufi-wearing puppet and helps him with the Trans-visualizes. The second is the lack of fancy three-dimensional graphics (those come later on in the series). Nonetheless, Adam's World One successfully entertains and educates with Adam's star appeal and his enthusiasm for Islam. The video also sets the pace for the series, as it introduces some of the main features of virtually all of the subsequent Adam's World videos: songs, a story narration, the use of the Trans-visualizes to travel to a part of the Muslim world, for instance. Apart from Adam, Muslim children of all ethnic and racial backgrounds are feature prominently in each episode by singing songs, narrating stories or performing in short skits.

Children's audiences of this video will see other Muslim kids in action, doing Islamic things like praying, reading Quran, etc. In this manner, children see others like them involved in Halal activities and could be encouraged to imitate the behavior through example. China is the destination of choice for Adam and Abdullah with the help of the Trans-visualizes in Adam's World 1. The country's Muslims are not only numerous (about 100 million when this video was produced), but have incorporated Islam fully into their lives. Glimpses of the country's architecture, for instance, show how Islamic and Chinese influences have been combined to give mosques in China a unique look.
But the introduction to Chinese Muslims doesn't end with this visit. A Muslim Chinese guest visits Adam and shows him how to write "Allah" in Chinese, thus showing kids another way of how Islam has been internalized into the way of life of Muslims the world over. The importance of the brother/sisterhood and the equality of all Muslims are also emphasized in the video.
The aura of showbiz, however, starts to affect Adam towards the end of Adam's World One. In an attempt to change his image for television, he decides to wear a band around his head with holes for his eyes, making him look like a Ninja Turtle. But Abdullah explains that this is wrong. He's convinced Adam will do just as well as a star with his own series without the image buffing. The Adam's World series is now at its eleventh episode and is recognized the world over. Alhamdu lillah, Abdullah was right: Adam has done very well.