Presentation
Immerse your children in the warm and caring universe of Amine and Amina, a complete collection of 6 books imagined by Yacoub Roty to awaken young children to the essential values of Islam. Through simple and touching stories, these albums guide children in discovering their faith, their heart, and their relationship with God. An ideal gift to introduce young Muslims to the spiritual pillars of their religion from an early age.
Content
- 🌙 Prayer in daily life: the vital role of the five obligatory prayers, their times and their characteristics explained simply to children
- ✨ Taking care of one's soul: how to receive God's help through prayer and remembrance of Him
- 🤲 Proclaiming the glory of God: introduction to dhikr and gratitude toward the Creator
- 💞 Compassion and mercy: being attentive to the weak, to people who suffer, and putting oneself at the service of others
- 🏘️ Community life: helping one's neighbors, cultivating solidarity and good behavior in society
- ⛈️ Precautions in case of storm: the gestures and invocations to know in order to reassure and protect children
For whom?
This collection is intended for children aged 3 to 8 years, ideal for shared reading as a family or at Quranic school. It is perfectly suited for parents wishing to transmit Islamic values to their children from an early age, in an accessible, gentle, and caring French language. An excellent choice for a birth gift, a birthday, or back to school.
The Author
Yacoub Roty is a recognized French author in the field of Islamic children's literature. Committed for many years to the religious education of young French speakers, he creates pedagogical and spiritual works that combine simplicity of language and depth of values. His books are among the most appreciated by French-speaking Muslim families in Europe.
Editorial Information
| Detail |
Information |
| Title |
Amine and Amina: The Complete Collection (6 books) |
| Author |
Yacoub Roty |
| Publisher |
Maison d'Ennour |
| Language |
French |
| Number of pages |
61 |
| Audience |
Children (3 to 8 years old) |
| Themes |
Prayer, Islamic values, compassion, community life, spiritual education |