A captivating journey through the 99 names and attributes of Allah — beautifully illustrated and written especially for young hearts and minds. Children learn each name, reflect on its meaning, and discover how to bring these divine qualities into their everyday lives.

Travel across centuries and continents from Rabatin the west to Kashgar in the east!

This beautifully illustrated history atlas invites young readers to explore 45 great cities of the Muslim world, each with its own unique story. From ancient beginnings to modern life, discover how these cities were founded, where their names come from, who once walked their streets, and how they’ve changed over time. Blending geography, culture, and history, this book brings the Muslim world to life in a way that is engaging, educational, and full of surprises.

A must-have for curious minds with a passion for history!

Book Details:

• Author: Taha Kılınç
• Illustrator: Narges Hashemy
• Pages: 191
• Format: Hardcover
• Dimensions: 37.5 cm x 27.5 cm
  

The Ramadan Atlas is a beautifully crafted guide that brings the spirit of Ramadan to life with meaningful lessons and rich historical insights for all 30 days. Informative yet engaging, it connects readers to the spiritual depth of this blessed month through profound reminders and heartfelt supplications. Spiritually uplifting, easy to follow, and thoughtfully designed, this inspiring work is a must-read for every Muslim family.

It takes you on a journey through history, faith, and culture. Along the way, readers discover unforgettable historical events from Ramadan, teachings from the Qur’an and Sunnah, how Ramadan is observed in different countries, and the many details that make this month so beautiful.

Perfect for homes, schools, and libraries, Ramadan Atlas is a book to return to again and again, sure to become a treasured companion each Ramadan.

"The Ramadan Atlas is a beautifully crafted guide that brings the spirit of Ramadan to life with meaningful lessons and rich historical insights for all 30 days. Informative yet engaging, it connects readers of every age to the spiritual depth of this blessed month through profound reminders and heartfelt supplications. Spiritually uplifting, easy to follow, and thoughtfully designed, this inspiring work is truly a highly recommended, must-read for every Muslim family."
- Dr. Mustafa Khattab, Author of The Clear Qur'an Series

Book Details:

• Author: Jenny Molendyk Divleli
• Illustrator: Ahmet Uzun
• Pages: 100
• Format: Softcover
• Dimensions: 23.5 cm x 30.5 cm (9.25 × 12 inches)

JOURNEYS OF THOUGHT WRITTEN FOR CHILDREN

Ibn Khaldun: A Desert Journey is a fictional tale loosely inspired by the real adventures of this great Muslim thinker and historian.

Join him on an exciting journey with fascinating companions as he seeks to better understand human nature, motivations, and why societies behave differently from one another.

Book Details:

• Author: Özkan Öze
• Illustrator: Narges Hashemy
• Pages: 55
• Format: Paperback
• Dimensions: 24 cm x 16 cm
  

Join Al-Ghazali on his journey as he demonstrates that there is no necessary connection between causes and their effects — such as fire and burning — as philosophers once believed. Instead, in this universe where everything is created for a purpose, it is Allah who creates both the causes and their effects.

Book Details:

• Author: Özkan Öze
• Illustrator: Narges Hashemy
• Pages: 55
• Format: Paperback
• Dimensions: 24 cm x 16 cm
  

Ibn Tufayl: Alone on the Island of One’s Mind is a fictional tale based on the questions and the thoughts Ibn Tufayl might have had before writing his famous work Hayy ibn Yaqdhan.

How did Ibn Tufayl’s journey towards writing such a work begin? What kinds of thoughts must have  passed through his mind along that journey? In this book, we set out on our own journey to find and follow the footsteps of Ibn Tufayl’s mind.

Book Details:

• Author: Özkan Öze
• Illustrator: Narges Hashemy
• Pages: 55
• Format: Paperback
• Dimensions: 24 cm x 16 cm
  

While Ibn Sina: In Pursuit of the Flying Man is based on true events, it is a fictional tale that recounts the reknowned scholar of Islam Ibn Sina or Avicenna's last hours on earth. Join Ibn Sina on a journey through his ideas about the human body and soul and explore the fascinating example of his "flying man" thought experiment. What is the nature of the soul and its connection with the human body? What can humans really know about the soul, and how? Tackle these and other fascinating questions alongside the master of masters in this book.

Book Details:

• Author: Özkan Öze
• Illustrator: Narges Hashemy
• Pages: 55
• Format: Paperback
• Dimensions: 24 cm x 16 cm
  

Help children get to know some of the prophets of Allah through stories that introduce their lives, character, and the qualities that made them special.

This collection brings together books about Adam (AS), Nuh (AS), and Prophet Muhammad ﷺ, offering children different ways to learn about and connect with the prophets.

Get to Know the Prophets 
Learn about the lives of Adam (AS) and Nuh (AS), and discover more about Prophet Muhammad ﷺ through a child’s heartfelt letter to him.

Learn From Their Lives
Explore lessons from the prophets’ lives, including patience, obedience, trust in Allah, and perseverance.

Discover Their Qualities 
Learn about the character and qualities of the prophets and why Muslims love and look up to them.

Build a Connection
Help children become familiar with the prophets from an early age and develop a love for learning about them.

What's Included:

1. Adam (Alayhi Salam)
2. Nuh (Alayhi Salam)
   
3. Dear Prophet Muhammad ﷺ (A Letter tot he Beloved)