This book contains the following stories:-
Waghelah the Wife of Noah (peace be upon him): Tells a story about the wife of Noah (peace be upon him) and her people who denied and mocked their Prophet. It tells of a ship caught in the Great Flood in which all the unbelievers drowned, while Allah (swt) rescued His prophet and his followers.
A Man from the City Beyond: This is a story of a faithful man’s courage and righteousness, and how he wished for guidance for his people after his death, but they insisted on remaining unbelievers. Allah (swt) tortured them with the "Sayha" (Great Scream).
Moses (peace be upon him) in the Land of Madyan: This story is about when Moses (peace be upon him) mistakenly killed a man, and departed to "Madyan". It tells of a righteous man and his daughter, and highlights the honesty, courage, and patience of Moses (peace be upon him), as well as the strength of his faith in Allah (swt).
Wahelah the Wife of Lot (peace be upon him): Tells the story about the bad people of Lot, the wife who hurt her husband's guests, and how Allah (swt) turned the land upside down on their village.
Aasiyah the Wife of Pharaoh: This story is about the life of Queen Aasiyah and the injustice of her husband, the Pharaoh. It tells of her involvement with the child Moses (peace be upon him), how she found Moses in the river, raised him in the palace, and he later became an enemy of the Pharaoh.
Pharaoh and the Snake: Tells the well-known story of Moses (peace be upon him) and Pharaoh's magicians, how Allah (swt) helped Moses (peace be upon) defeat their snakes with his huge snake. The magicians then became believers after seeing the great miracle.

This series contains thirty stories from the Holy Quran and is divided into four parts. The series is distinguished by the clarity of its pictures and their beauty and the simplicity of its method. An appendix is assigned for each Ayah that explains difficult words. This series will be of great benefit in the home library of every Muslim child.

Some of the stories it contains include:

The Believer From the People of Pharaoh: The story talks about different plagues that befell Pharaoh and his people as a result of their disbelief in Allah (swt) and His prophet. The story also depicts the believer’s attitude towards Pharaoh and his people at that time. It illustrates his defense of Moses (peace be upon him), the splitting of the Red Sea and the Pharaoh's ultimate demise by drowning.

The Cow of the Sons of Israel: This story is about a murder and how Allah (swt) solved it using a yellow cow. The story describes the children of Israel and their bad behavior.

Taaloot and Jaaloot: This story is about Taaloot and Jaaloot, which also features the story of the evil giants and the heroism of boy David (peace be upon him) who killed Jaaloot, the commander of the evil giants.

The Young philosopher: This story illustrates the intelligence and wisdom of the Prophet Solomon (peace be upon him) ever since he impressed his father when he was a young child in judging a case. It also tells of his later miracles when he became a prophet.

Samaritan Making a Calf: The story tells what Samaritan did in the absence of Prophet Moses (peace be upon him) and how he made his people worship the calf and what Moses (peace be upon him) did to the man.

The People of the Sabbath: The story discusses the transgression of the people of the Sabbath on Allah’s (swt) order and how he turned the transgressors into monkeys as a punishment. The story teaches children the importance of virtue and the prevention of vice.

David (peace be upon him) and the Two Owners of Ewes: The story talks about the trial that Allah (swt) afflicted on David (peace be upon him) when two men asked him to judge a case involving ewes. David (peace be upon him) realized his calamity in rushing to judgment, dropped on his knees, and proceeded to ask Allah (swt) for His forgiveness.

This book contains the following stories:-
Hoopoe of Solomon (peace be upon him): The story tells about a preacher Hoopoe, who escaped punishment for his absence by acting cleverly and speaking eloquently to his leader. While flying, he was able to see and report to his leader that Queen Balqees of Sheba and her people were worshiping the sun instead of Allah (swt).
Companions of the Cave: The story tells of the strange events that took place in a cave with seven comrades and the difficulties they faced before and after entry.
The Garden Owners: This is the story of a righteous man who provided charity to the poor before his death and how his children prevented the continuation of charity after his death. Allah (swt) punished them by burning their great garden. Children learn of the importance of charity and giving to the poor in this story.
Queen Balqees and Solomon (peace be upon him): The story tells about Queen Balqees of Sheba, the message received from the Prophet Solomon (peace be upon him), the wonders she saw in his great kingdom, and the reason for her great faith with Solomon to Allah (swt), Lord of all the worlds.
Thul-Qarnayn (The Man with Two Horns): Tells the story of a heroic leader who showed rare courage through his actions - actions that continue to have an impact even to this day. The story is a great example of courage and bravery for children.
Al-Arim Stream/Flood: Tells the story of the flood that hit the Valley of Al-Arim. It tells of the life of bliss and prosperity people enjoyed before the flood. However, because the people did not show proper gratitude to Allah (swt) for His blessings, they were made to suffer from the destruction and displacement of the flood.

A Tour of 30 Stories from the Holy Qur'an
This series contains thirty stories of the Qur'an divided into five parts. The series is clearly illustrated and well written, and includes a supplement that explains difficult words. This series should be in the house of every Muslim child.