Islamic Books Every Muslim Mom Should Read to Her Kids
Fostering a love for reading and a deep understanding of faith in children is a goal cherished by many Muslim moms. Selecting the right books can nurture spirituality, teach valuable lessons, and create beautiful bonding moments. In this blog, we highlight some must-read Islamic books that every mom should consider for her children’s library.
1. The Proudest Blue: A Story of Hijab and Family by Ibtihaj Muhammad
This beautifully illustrated picture book portrays a young girl’s journey of self-discovery, confidence, and pride as her sister wears a hijab for the first time. It’s an empowering story of identity and family support.
2. Golden Domes and Silver Lanterns: A Muslim Book of Colors by Hena Khan
Introduce your kids to the vibrant world of colors and Islamic culture through this delightful book. Each page seamlessly connects colors with various Islamic symbols and traditions, creating an engaging learning experience.
3. My First Quran with Pictures by Shereen Sharief
This wonderfully illustrated book makes learning Quranic stories accessible and captivating for young minds. The vivid pictures and simplified stories ensure that even the youngest readers find connection and meaning.
4. Allah Gave Me Two Hands and Feet by Rabia Gelgi
A book that helps children appreciate the wonders of their bodies. It’s an excellent read for teaching gratitude and understanding Islamic perspectives on the capabilities and gifts we possess.
5. Sleepers in the Cave by Saadah Taib
An intriguing tale from the Quran presented in a way that captivates young readers. This captivating story enhances their understanding of patience, faith, and divine miracles.
Conclusion
Nurturing a child’s growth in faith can be a rewarding journey, especially when shared through stories and lessons from these cherished books. By reading these selections together, moms can impart values and foster a love for Islamic heritage that will last a lifetime.
Explore these titles and watch your child’s connection to Islam blossom through the beauty of reading.