Important Book Details On Stories Of The Prophets (peace Be Upon Them)

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Migo and Ali love for the prophets is a delightful children’s book written by Zanib Mian consisting of 164 fully illustrated colored pages with a hardcover binding. The stories are brief and narrated in friendly yet engaging manner. The stories are in a question and answer format as Adam to Muhammad which is depicted as two amiable characters Migo to Ali. A question and answer exercise is also included at the end of each chapter to clear the doubts of your child’s inquisitive mind.

Some notable features of Migo and Ali: love for the prophets is listed below:

• The book is highly endorsed by scholars and recommended for all children 5 years and above. The book has also received brilliant reviews from parents posting independent reviews on various online book sites. This book is regarded as the Islamic literature for kids-at its finest.

• The book has 17 stories of the Prophets written in a simplified manner with vibrant images which is extremely entertaining for your child.

• The Prophet’s faces and sahabah are not revealed in the book to keep it light-hearted and entertaining for your ...
... little one with colorful cartoon depictions.

If you are wondering what to gift your child this Ramadan, this book is a must in all Ramadan baskets. You may also buy The Migo and Ali Card Game and Migo and Ali Children’s Encyclopedia- A to Z of Islam to add a little more spark and knowledge in your child’s life this festive season.

Stories of the Prophets
(Peace be upon them) is a 260 pages book written by Hafiz Ibn Kathir. He was brilliant scholar, a prominent historian- to put it simply a revolutionary of Islamic literature. He was the master of Quranic exegesis and had vast knowledge on legal institutions & systems of that time. During his life he has contributed in creating many works pertaining to Islamic literature.

In his later years, he became short-sighted. He attributed his poor sight to writing late at night on the Musnad of Ahmad Ibn Hanbal.
The Stories of the Prophets are supported by all events taken from Quran and Sunnah. This edition of the book consists of many Quranic verses, statements and commentaries in Arabic. The Quran describes the lives of all the Allah’s Prophets. Similarly, this book also contains the lives of different Prophets of Allah like Adam, Muhammad, Isa, Nuh, Hud, Yunus and so on.

Adam is mentioned in almost six suras of Quran and was taught by Allah all a lot of things making him more knowledgeable than even the angels. But, there was one devil called Iblis who compared himself to Adam. He thought he was superior to Adam and declined from prostrating even on Allah’s command. Adam was taken aback by the confidence of Iblis to deem that he was worthier than him. But, Allah grants freedom to all beings to the extent that he is allowed to decline His orders or enter into a disagreement with Him. Moreover, Allah believes that His kingdom will not decrease in size due to disbelievers or increase in size if he has many disciples.

As you can see, the stories are inspiring and offer to enlighten the mind, body and soul. You can gather deep knowledge and reflection skills by reading such Islamic literature. Such books are mandatory in every Islamic household. Order you copy this Ramadan for you loved ones.