Presentation
In this fourth volume of the Amine and Amina series, Yacoub Roty invites young readers to discover one of the fundamental pillars of Islam: the five daily prayers. Through a gentle and accessible narrative, children understand why prayer is much more than an obligation — it is a direct link between the believer and their Creator. A book that awakens the spirituality of the youngest with tenderness and pedagogy.
Content
- Taking care of one's soul through daily prayer
- Obtaining God's help and drawing closer to Him through the five obligatory prayers
- Knowing the times and particularities of each prayer
- Proclaiming the glory of God and putting oneself at the service of His mercy
- Developing compassion towards weak people and those who suffer
- Learning to help one's neighbors — and the precautions to take during a storm
For whom?
This book is intended for children from 5-6 years old, accompanied by their parents or educators. It is perfectly suited as a support for religious awakening at home, in Islamic schools or religious classes, to introduce prayer in a natural and benevolent way. An ideal gift for French-speaking Muslim families wishing to pass on the values of Islam to their children from a very young age.
The Author
Yacoub Roty is a recognized Francophone author in the field of Islamic children's literature. He is particularly known for his educational series dedicated to Muslim children, combining moral narratives, Quranic teachings and universal values. His works, published by Maison d'Ennour, are widely used in families and Francophone Islamic educational institutions.
Editorial Information
| Characteristic |
Detail |
| Title |
Amine and Amina No. 4: The Five Prayers |
| Author |
Yacoub Roty |
| Publisher |
Maison d'Ennour |
| Language |
French |
| Number of pages |
61 pages |
| Target audience |
Children (from 5-6 years old) |
| Themes |
Prayer, spirituality, Islamic values, religious education |