Mommy and daddy are so proud Little Leyla knows so much now. Join Leyla as she goes through her day and scores big goals Leyla knows we start everything with Bismillah to show that we know Allah is watching and waiting to help. Leyla knows and we should know too, Say Bismillah and Allah will always help you

The boy at the back of the classroom was the only one not staring at Abdullah. Who was he, Abdullah thought to himself? Abdullah knew that the boy had some sort of secret that made him different from the others, something that made him stand out. But what was it?

Carefully addressing the issues of racism, bullying, and color-blindness, this book is both engaging and insightful. It highlights how the color of one's skin should be infinitely less important than their actions in the eyes of others--and how difficult school can be for children that don't quite fit in.

Beside every person's shoulder, there are two angels. Muslims know them as the Kiraman Katibin (the noble scribes). They write down every deed, good and bad, from a person's first day to their last.

Inside this book you will find out all about them, and how to turn those bad deeds into good ones, with a lovable and cheeky young boy.

Did you know that two special angels write down your every action, from the day you were born?

When Jack and Jane make new friends at school, they are surprised to learn that they are Muslim. Their curiosity leads them to discover that Muslims come in all colors and hail from various backgrounds from around the world. Beautifully illustrated and written with fun rhymes, this book is for children of all ages who want to learn about diversity.

Muslims should say Bismillah many times in a day. "Bismillah" means in the name of God in Arabic.

Nabil and Noura's mum has just made some cupcakes. Will they remember to say Bismillah, or will the temptation be too much? The first title in the I Say series that will also include: I Say Alhamdulillah, I Say As-salamu'alaykum, and I Say Mashallah.

The Test Paper teaches children to be grateful for their lives by understanding that getting what you want can come in ways you'd never expect.

In this debut children's book by Umm Zakiyyah, internationally acclaimed author of If I Should Speak and Muslim Girl, Zahra is sad that her friend Maha gets anything she wants. Maha even wins the top prizes at school. Zahra's mother keeps telling Zahra that life is a test, so she should focus on getting what she wants in Paradise. But Zahra can't think about that right now, because it's award day and Maha might win...

The One is a fun-to-read, rhyming storybook about Allah that touches upon fundamentals of His creation, proving Allah's existence, and introducing some of His attributes for children to grasp from an early age in order to instill awe and love for Him, even though He cannot be seen.

Eight year old Ibrahim and friends win a Quran competition, where the prize sees them scoring tickets to watch an exciting football game after their class is paid a visit by Hakeem Mohammed, a star football player from the California Spartans.

Hakeem Mohammed and the California Spartans are in New York City for one of the most anticipated football games of the season. Ibrahim and friends unite with Hakeem in the locker room to meet the team before the big game. Though their meetings with Hakeem were brief, he instilled a life long impression before going on to star in one of the most...

Musa's mom asks him to clean his room. Instead, he decides to imagine all the wonderful things he's going to do in Jannah. Join him as he dreams away and learns that good deeds are really worth the effort. Part of the My Journey to Jannah Series.