Description
Good character is not just for moments. It is something we show in the things we do every day. This is what our children see at home in school with friends and when we go to places together. The book At the Clothing Store is one of those everyday moments. It teaches an meaningful lesson about Islamic values.
When kids go shopping with their family they feel things like wanting something they cannot have. They compare what they have with what others have. They feel impatient or disappointed. At the Clothing Store talks about these feelings and helps kids see the qualities that the Prophet Muhammad encouraged. These are things like being grateful for what Allah has given us being happy with what we have being good to our family and knowing that what we wear does not make us who we are.
This story is told in a way that's warm and simple. It respects how kids feel. The writing is easy for young kids to understand. It is great for reading to kids who are four to eight years old. The pictures are bright and inviting. They show families who're Muslim and look like the people who will read this book.
At the Clothing Store is part of a series of books called the Manarah Akhlaq Series. These books help kids who are Muslim learn about values and habits that're important in Islam. Each story talks about a value or virtue. It does this in a way that kids can understand because it is about things that happen in their lives. This makes it easy for kids to remember what they learn.
People use the Manarah Akhlaq Series in places. They use it in schools on weekends and in homes all around the world. It helps teachers and parents teach kids about character. It shows them how to live like the Prophet Muhammad taught us.
This book is great for kids who're four to eight years old. It is perfect for reading in class at bedtime or, during Islamic studies lessons. It is also great for families to read together.
