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Three #Giveaways this Week
Originally posted on Islamopedia:
Eid Al Adha has come early this year with Islamopedia involved in three #Giveaways this week with a fourth to be announced on Friday. Please check out the links to the #Giveaways below and share with your friends…
FREE COLORING PAGES — A Ducktrinor Mom
Please select the hyperlinked texts below to download : Surprise Mommy Who Is Allah Ramadan without Daddy Little Blue Skater Boy Kamillah the Butterfly Imagine Who Could I Be ~A Ducktrinor Mom~ via FREE COLORING PAGES — A Ducktrinor Mom
Book Review – “Mommy Who is Allah?” by Zainab Jones.
Originally posted on A Muslimah's writings:
“Mommy who is Allah?” by Zainab jones is a wonderful book for Muslim kids explaining the attribute “Al Khaliq” – the creator.? It’s a story of a Little boy called Abdul Rahman who…
Posted in Children's Literature
Tagged 99 names of Allah, al-Fattah, Al-Khaliq, Mommy Who Is Allah, Susan Jones, Susan Zainab Jones, The Creator
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Review: Mommy Who is Allah
Originally posted on The Imperfect Muslimah:
Mommy Who is Allah is a children’s book written by Zainab Jones and illustrated by Vicky Amrullah. It is being published by Djarabi Kitabs and is available here. It will be released on the…
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Mommy Who Is Allah? (Book Review)
Originally posted on Be Flawless Muslims 🙂:
Mommy Who Is Allah? [Al-Khaliq(The Creator)] Author : Susan Zainab Jones Age Group : 3+ Illustrations : Vicky Amrullah Publisher : Djarabi Kitabs Publishing ISBN-13 : 978-1-947148-92-5 About the author: Zainab Jones is a…
Susan Jones (Author Interview) – Mommy Who Is Allah?
Originally posted on Be Flawless Muslims 🙂:
As-salamu-alaikum pretty people! Hope you all are doing well! I’m here with a special post today, the very first time on my blog.. an author interview. … ta da.. ! And the author is…
Al Fattah (artwork)
Originally posted on "Mommy, Who Is Allah?":
Spent the evening, coloring. Al Fattah.? First I printed out Al Fattah in Arabic to fit the size of letter paper. I then cut out and traced the Arabic onto another…
Posted in Faith
Tagged 99 names of Allah, al-Fattah, Al-Khaliq, Mommy Who Is Allah, Susan Jones, Susan Zainab Jones
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The Muslims: A Graphic Novel (Volume 1) – A Review — Hayati Magazine
Bismillah, The Muslims is a new Muslim graphic novel aimed at young Muslim children. Author : Ahmad Philips is an author, illustrator, and animator. Raised in Michigan, he graduated in animation and worked as a video editor, illustrator, animator, and … Continue reading
FREE EBOOK AND PRESS RELEASE : AL-KHALIQ (THE CREATOR) BY SUSAN ZAINAB JONES
NEW MUSLIM CHILDREN’S BOOK FOCUSES ON THE ATTRIBUTE OF ALLAH, AL-KHALIQ Al-Khaliq (The Creator) showcases a Muslim teaching moment and a loving bond between a mother and her son. DALLAS, TX-August 13th, 2017. DJARABI KITABS has published a Muslim children’s book … Continue reading
Posted in Children's Literature
Tagged 99 names of Allah, Al-Khaliq, Allah, Free books, Mommy Who Is Allah, Press Release, Susan Jones, Susan Zainab Jones
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Mommy Who Is Allah? Al-Khaliq (The Creator) – A Review
Originally posted on A Ducktrinor Mom:
Bismillah, Age Range: 3+ Series: Mommy Who Is Allah? Author: Susan Jones was born in New Orleans, Louisiana in 1969. She grew up in Houston, Texas, and converted to Islam in 1999. She studied the…
Posted in Children's Literature, Reviews, Uncategorized
Tagged Al-Khaliq, Ducktrinors Read, Mommy Who Is Allah, Susan Jones, Susan Zainab Jones
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Allah is Al Fattah The Opener
Originally posted on "Mommy, Who Is Allah?":
Susan Jones Bisma Allah Al Rahman Al Raheem Allah is Al Fattah. He, who opens all things. He is The One who opens up the doors of His mercy and provides…
Book Review: “Ramadan without Daddy” by Misbah Akhtar.
Originally posted on A Muslimah's writings:
“Ramadan without Daddy” by Misbah Akhtar is a book aimed at kids whose parents are not together anymore.? This book is different and is targeted at a specific audience. Divorce is difficult for…
Book review: “Who could I Be?” by Shoohada Khanom
Originally posted on A Muslimah's writings:
“Who could I be?” by Shoohada Khanom is such a cute and adorable book Ma sha Allah. I totally loved reading it.? It is full of rhyming sentences, has beautiful sound words(onomatopoeia), cute…
Top Writing Tips by Muslim Authors #03
Originally posted on Islamopedia:
We got 5 tips for the price of 3 with our next author, the wonderful Misbah Akhtar. She has the debut Blog Tour of her book ‘Ramadan without Daddy’ taking place from 7th Aug – 11th…
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Tagged Islamopedia, Misbah Akhtar, Muslim Writers, Ramadan Without Daddy, Reading, writing, Writing Tips
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Book Review – Ramadan without Daddy
Originally posted on Islamopedia:
Title: Ramadan without Daddy Author: Misbah Akhtar Publishers: Djarabi Kitabs Publications Ramadan without Daddy is a story of a young family who learn to live without Daddy around because Mummy and Daddy have separated and divorced.…
Learning about Allah, The Gift of His Names and Attributes.
Originally posted on "Mommy, Who Is Allah?":
? I converted to Islam in 1999. Just a couple of months prior to my 30th birthday. I came from a Christian (Texas Bible Belt) background and was quite familiar with…
Review: Ramadan Without Daddy
Originally posted on The Imperfect Muslimah:
Ramadan Without Daddy was written by Misbah Akhtar and illustrated by Vicky Amrullah. It was published by Djarabi Kitabs and is available here. This story is one that I would have loved to have…
Posted in Children's Literature, Reviews, women
Tagged Blog Tour, divorce, Misbah Akhtar, Ramadan Without Daddy
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US Muslim Women Launch Specialized Online Businesses
Assalamu aleikum, I have been featured on AboutIslam Alhamdullilah :). Please read below or follow the link -> http://aboutislam.net/muslim-issues/america/us-muslim-women-launch-specialized-online-businesses/ *** NEW YORK – Americans increasingly select e-commerce as a buying option. According to a Pew Research study, eight-in-ten Americans are online … Continue reading
Posted in AboutIslam, Ummah, women
Tagged Djarabi Kitabs Publishing, Fofky's, Halal, Natural, Online Book and Coffee/Tea Shop, Online Businesses, US Muslim Women
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