Description
In Live Stream, Farid is learning to become a more responsible social-media user after realizing that his actions can affect other people. When he notices something unusual at the sports club, he quickly forms an opinion about what happened and decides to share it with his followers.
But how can we know whether something we hear or notice is actually true?
As Farid’s experience unfolds, young readers are encouraged to think carefully about the information they receive and share online. The story shows how quickly an assumption can turn into a rumor when someone acts before checking the facts. It also highlights the importance of considering how our words may affect innocent people.
With guidance from Uncle Faris and an important lesson from the Qur’an, Farid learns about the responsibility that comes with sharing information. Children will discover why it is important to investigate, ask questions, and make sure information is accurate before passing it on to others.
Set in a familiar world of smartphones, live streams, and social media, Live Stream gives children a meaningful lesson about truthfulness, responsibility, careful communication, and digital citizenship.
A thoughtful and engaging story that encourages young readers to pause, check the facts, and remember that being responsible online is more important than gaining views or likes.
Created by expert scholars from Al-Azhar and Cairo University. This story follows the path of Ahl as-Sunnah wal-Jama'ah to ensure authentic, accurate, and age-appropriate learning.