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Islamic Learning

Allah Knows All About Me

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£8.99

A beautifully illustrated rhyming board book that introduces young children to belief in Allah in a gentle, simple, and engaging way. Perfectly designed for little hands, it helps nurture early faith through relatable everyday themes.

Complete Qāʿidah

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£9.95

A thoughtfully designed edition blending classical Arabic with learning tools ideal for improving language skills while gaining spiritual and moral insights.

Essential Islamic Knowledge | Beginner Fiqh Study

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£12.95

This is a compact reference that belongs in every Muslim home and classroom. Use it to teach children, prepare young adults for independent practice, or refresh your own understanding of essential Islamic duties and ethics.

Islamic Studies – Primary (Ages 7 – 11)

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Original price was: £106.60.Current price is: £85.00.

Early-years concise Islamic curriculum – schools, madrasah, maktab, homeschooling:

  • Colourful
  • Activity-based

The perfect start to Islamic learning.

Information:

Qur’an – 2 x Books
Fiqh – 2 x Books
Books for Children – 10 x Books

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Juz Amma Learning Roots

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£14.99

An interactive Juz Amma that makes Quran learning fun helping children build confidence and improve reading.

Juz’ ‘Amma Madinah Script

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£7.95

A structured Juz Amma designed to build fluency after Qaʿidah featuring clear Madinah script and progress tools to support effective learning.

Muhammad the Beloved Prophet ﷺ | Children’s Seerah

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Original price was: £6.95.Current price is: £5.25.

This is an ideal resource for parents, teachers, and youth educators who want a faithful, engaging Seerah that builds character and devotion. It makes the Prophet’s ﷺ life both accessible and unforgettable for the next generation.

Muhammad the Last Prophet ﷺ | Model for All Times

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£8.95

This book is an ideal introduction for families, schools, youth groups, and anyone seeking a faithful, inspiring portrait of the final Messenger ﷺ. It equips readers with historical understanding and moral clarity, encouraging them to emulate prophetic virtues in daily life.

Muslim Manners | Children’s Islamic Etiquette

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£6.95

This is a compact handbook for living Islam with dignity and purpose. Use it to shape family routines, classroom lessons, or personal reflection, and to replace distraction with deliberate, faithcentered action.

My Prophet Muhammad

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£8.99

A beautifully written book that introduces the life and character of Prophet Muhammad in an engaging way, helping readers build love and connection through his story.

Qisas an-Nabiyin | Original Arabic Stories of the Prophets

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£9.95

This book is a compact, powerful tool for building Islamic identity and resilience. Nadwi’s eloquent style makes complex themes simple and inspiring, equipping families and educators to nurture confident, informed young Muslims and thoughtful adults.

Qisas an-Nabiyin is the Arabic original of Stories of the Prophets by Sayyed Abul Hasan Ali Nadwi

Read And Rise Qaida

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£14.99

An engaging Qaida designed to make Quran learning fun and effective, helping improve progress while building a lasting love for recitation.

"Whoever travels a path seeking knowledge, Allah will make easy for him a path to Paradise…"
"The angels lower their wings for the seeker of knowledge…"
"The scholars are the heirs of the Prophets." Sunan Abī Dāwūd 3641 (Ṣaḥīḥ)
"My Lord, increase me in knowledge."
— The only thing the Prophet ﷺ was commanded to ask more of.
[Surah Ṭā Hā 20:114]
"Allah elevates those who believe among you, and those given knowledge, by many degrees."
— Knowledge is a source of divine elevation.
[Surah al Mujādilah 58:11]
"He taught Adam the names of all things."
— Knowledge is a gift from Allah and the basis of human distinction.
[Surah al Baqarah 2:31–33]
"Only those who have knowledge among His servants truly fear Allah."
— Knowledge leads to awe of Allah.
[Surah Fāṭir 35:28]