Description
Morality is not about big actions. It is also about the things we do every day. It is in the words we pick how we react when we do not get what we want and how we treat people who're older or younger than us.
"At the Clothing Store " from the "Manarah Akhlaq. Arabic Stories" series, shows us one of these moments. A child goes to a clothing store with his family. He feels something every child feels: wanting something they like comparing what they see to what they have and deciding if they should be unhappy or happy with what they have. The story helps the child with these feelings in a kind and honest way. It gently teaches them about Islamic values: being happy with what God gives us being thankful for what we have instead of complaining and being polite to our family.
Here is what the child learns from this story:
- Being happy with what God gives us is very important in Islam.
- We should thank God for what we have not focus on what we do not have.
- We should be polite to our parents and family in public.
- What makes a person special is not what they wear or how they look. The good qualities they have.
"At the Clothing Store" is written in Arabic that young children can understand. It has pictures that really show how the characters feel. It helps children join in the story. It is part of the "Manarah Akhlaq" series of stories. Many Islamic schools, Quranic study groups and Islamic nurseries around the world use it. It is good, for children aged 4 to 8 years.
