Tag Archives: Prolance

Mel: And His Trouble With One Thousand Shoes — A Review

Posted on August 11, 2020 by Papatia

Originally posted on A Ducktrinor Mom:
Assalamu aleikum! Summary: “And do not walk on the earth proudly…”  Quran 17 : 37  Mel the millipede collected one thousand shoes. They were his prized jewels. He wore them and walked around with…

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Four New Children’s Books Releases by Prolance

Posted on August 4, 2020 by Papatia

Originally posted on A Ducktrinor Mom:
Assalamu aleikum! 1. My First Surahs Author: Hajar Ashmawey currently resides in Dallas, Texas with her family. She is a full time wife, mother, and mental health professional. Hajar earned her Master of Arts…

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Did Musa St-St-Stutter Too? — A Review

Posted on March 20, 2020 by Papatia

Originally posted on A Ducktrinor Mom:
About the Book : Afraid of how his class will react to his stutter, Ibrahimi comes up with a plan to stay home from school, but his mother has something else in mind. After…

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The Miraculous Life of Isa — A Review

Posted on March 16, 2020 by Papatia

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About the Book : Bilal and Mr. Shells are best pals and together they will overcome any obstacles. In this rhyming book, they will learn about a talking baby and his miracles. Read along…

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Two Cute Books by Prolance You Need To Have!

Posted on February 21, 2019 by Papatia

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Assalamu aleikum! I have had the chance to read two children’s books recently published by Muslim Book Publisher Prolance, and I’m happy to share my honest thoughts with you. So here we go. 1.…

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Believe – A Journal Review

Posted on July 24, 2018 by Papatia

Originally posted on A Ducktrinor Mom:
Summary: …a raw list…of list of the rules, obligations, guidelines, regulations, orders, directives, instructions (or however you’d like to perceive them) derived from the 114 chapters, 6,236 verses and 77,449 words in the Quran –…

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Bedtime Sunnahs: Emulating the Prophet one night at a time – A Review

Posted on March 21, 2018 by Papatia

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Summary: This rhyming book outlines several nighttime Islamic practices for kids —and even adults— to implement before going to bed. Fostering a love for the Prophet’s Sunnah, as well as teaching children to practice good deeds…

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The Blessed Bananas – A Review

Posted on October 3, 2017 by Papatia

Originally posted on A Ducktrinor Mom:
Bismillah, Synopsis: Everyone in the village knows not to come near the cranky, old monkey Rico or his precious bananas. However, after some unwanted encounters, Rico learns a life-changing lesson. Find out how in this…

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Essential Books Teaching His 99 Names To Young Muminun

Posted on July 10, 2017 by Papatia

Originally posted on A Ducktrinor Mom:
Bismillah, I thought of writing a children’s book with all the 99 names of Allah in it to make it comprehensive but I decided against it. Why? The book will go over the maximum…

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Allah Al-Aleem – A Review

Posted on April 22, 2017 by Papatia

Originally posted on A Ducktrinor Mom:
Bismillah, Age Range: I would say 3+ Author: Bint Abdul Hamid Illustrator : Zahra Gulraiz Publisher: Prolance Price : $12 What to expect: An introduction the one of the many attributes of Allah: Al-Aleem (The All-Knowing) Summary: The best…

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A Gift From Jannah – A Review

Posted on March 16, 2017 by Papatia

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Author: Hira Khan is the creator and founder of BirthKeeper, providing Doula Services in the Toronto area and Prenatal Education to the global Muslim community since 2009. Illustrator :  Jenny Reynish lives and works near Colchester in Essex,…

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My Coloring Book of Dua’a – A Review

Posted on March 7, 2017 by Papatia

Originally posted on A Ducktrinor Mom:
Compiler & Illustrator: Meenu Bharadwaj Publisher: Prolance Summary: Dua’as for kids! What to say when you wake up until when you sleep! Plus each page is a coloring sheet! Thoughts: The duas listed in My Coloring Book of…

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I Will Not Clean My Room – A Review

Posted on March 6, 2017 by Papatia

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Author: Saharish Arshad is a freelance children’s writer. She has published numerous short articles and poetry for children in Little Explorers Magazine, a quarterly U.K. based publication for Muslim children. She is currently experimenting with…

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The One – A Children’s Book Review

Posted on September 18, 2016 by Papatia

Originally posted on A Ducktrinor Mom:
Author:  Manaal Jafrey-Razaque Illustrator : Tanya Emelyanova Publisher : Prolance What will it accomplish? Pious Muslim children who will exhibit taqwa insha’Allah Summary: The One is a fun-to-read, rhyming storybook about Allah that touches upon fundamentals…

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Naiya in Nature – A Kid Yoga Book Review

Posted on April 25, 2016 by Papatia

Originally posted on A Ducktrinor Mom:
? Author: Shazia Latif Illustrator : Palalee Puru Publisher : Prolance What to expect: A Relaxed Mind, Serenity, and Inner Peace Summary:  When Naiya wakes up to her busy, loud surroundings, she decides to…

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