It’s a step by step guide to perfecting your child's obligatory prayers according to the Quran and the Sunnah and an excellent and exceptionally clear guidebook for learning the Islamic prayer. Simplistic layout establishes what is uttered before and during the prayer accompanied by illustrations that indicate the precise movements and positions of the prayer. Included are all relevant Qur'anic verses and haddith that are related to the prayer as well as optional verses from Qur'an and du’a' before, during and after the prayer. The text is written in Arabic, transliterated English and with English meaning. All this information is clearly laid out in a small, well illustrated little book that captures the attention of both children and adults. We did notice one omission in that the recitation of Surah Al Fatiha was not mentioned until the introduction of the second Raka, but nevertheless stated that it must be read in each Raka of the prayer.

These three booklets are presented for children as a Salah orientation. Islamic education is an essential component to our children's well being in this life and vital for their life in the Hereafter. It is up to us, as parents, to teach them about their life and obligations as a Muslim, for they will not learn it anywhere else in the world and no other example will give such a lasting impression as our own. Therefore, we'd like to introduce some books that can help you launch your child's Islamic education at an early age. My Du'a Book: This excellent book contains selected supplications (du’a) for every child according to the Qur'an and the Sunnah. It tells the child which du’a to say when he begins something. Some examples are: what to do upon seeing a Muslim, when the name of the Prophet is mentioned, when one sneezes, when one is angry or when one enters the toilet, etc. The supplications are written in both Arabic and English and also include English transliterations to make learning easier for everyone! These are selected supplications (Du'a) for every child according to the Quran and the Sunnah in this small color full booklet includes many du'as from Bismillah to dua for entering the graveyard. Includes 15 beautiful du'as and brief mentioning for the occasion.

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.

Noorart is pleased to present this creative coloring book that explains the important aspects of the Muslim prayer. It’s a text and coloring book for Grades 1 - 2. This book is designed to meet the needs of parents, full-time and weekend schools. You will find a complete explanation of the reasons for making Salah, how to perform Wudu (ablution) and Salah, as well as other issues pertaining to the Salah, such as prayer timings and prayer in congregation. Divided into five separate units with enrichment questions, coloring exercises and the subject which is included are the times of the prayer, Wudu, and direction of the Ka'bah, what we say throughout, the positions of the body, du'a and good general information. This book will be of use to any student in the lower elementary grades. All information is cheerfully delivered with pictures for kids to color and short reviews following each section. A good enrichment book for Islamic schools and home-schoolers.

Let your children follow along as Hamza is taken on whirlwind adventures as he learns more about Islam and being a good Muslim. Growing up in the western world, Hamza and his family (Papa, Mama, brother Ali and sister Aisha) face many challenges every day.
Have you been struggling to find a Muslim character that your children can relate to?
A character that can teach your children about Islam and about being a good Muslim in a fun way?
With popular characters such as Barney the Dinosaur, Dora the Explorer, Caillou and many more shaping the way our children learn and think, you may be wondering where the Islamic influence is going to come from?
Although many of today's characters for children teach them good and valuable lessons, the fact is, our Muslim children need to learn more about Islam.

These three booklets are presented for children as a salah orientation.
Islamic education is an essential component to our children's well-being in this life and vital for their life in the Hereafter. Therefore, we'd like to introduce some books that can help parents launch their child's Islamic education at an early age.

This is an Islamic children’s book teaching little kids about the Islamic Manners. Muslim friends are: Adam, Ali, Omar, Aisha, Noura and Jasmin

This is a unique book of Dua' for young children. Twenty everyday prayers are are presented with Arabic text, transliteration and translation. Every aspect of a child's life is covered: waking, eating, leaving home, etc. Each page teaches a du'a' for a different event by showing the Arabic, the English pronunciation and the English translation. Beautiful illustrations attract a child's attention immediately.

Allah loves me when I am... kind, reading, thankful, thinking, helping, brave, strong, giving, and I love Allah .
These words are accompanied by vivid illustrations presented by the creative writer Hadeel Al-Abasi. Her words touch children’s senses and thoughts. Allah Loves Me contains positive messages, and aims to create a kind heart, high spirit and intelligent mind.