Description
In No Hurtful Nicknames, Noor and Nora learn an important lesson about how powerful words can be. One ordinary day at home, a small disagreement begins when Noor becomes annoyed with his sister. What starts as a simple moment of frustration soon turns into an exchange of unkind names, with their friends adding fuel to the argument.
As the words become more hurtful, both Noor and Nora begin to feel upset. Noor eventually leaves home and starts thinking about what happened. Was it okay to say hurtful things when he was angry? And can words that are meant as jokes or insults really hurt someone’s feelings?
Looking for guidance, Noor turns to Susu the little bird and then seeks the wise advice of Sheikh Hakeem at the mosque. Through their conversation, Noor discovers what Islam teaches about respecting others, avoiding mockery, and choosing kind and respectful words.
Inspired by the teachings of the Qur’an, No Hurtful Nicknames gives young readers a simple and relatable lesson about good manners and the responsibility that comes with using our words.
With warm characters and an everyday family situation, this story encourages children to think before they speak, respect people’s feelings, and make kindness a part of their daily lives.
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.
