ravel back to the historic day of Arafat through the eyes of a young girl named Lulu. While selling camel's milk among the crowds, Lulu witnesses a remarkable moment as the Prophet Muhammad ﷺ delivers his final sermon.
Through this heartwarming story, children discover the importance of treating everyone equally, caring for others and building a strong Muslim community.
Key Benefits & Learning Experience
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Islamic History: Introduces children to the historic occasion of the Prophet's ﷺ final sermon.
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Brotherhood and Unity: Teaches the importance of treating everyone with love and respect.
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Equality: Encourages children to understand that all people are equal.
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Kindness and Generosity: Highlights sharing and caring for others.
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Hajj Learning: Introduces the significance of the plain of Arafat.
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Islamic Values: Encourages friendship, compassion and a strong sense of community.
Who Is This Book For?
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Muslim children aged 7 years and above.
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Parents teaching children about the life of Prophet Muhammad ﷺ.
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Islamic schools and homeschooling families.
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Teachers looking for Islamic history reading resources.
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Families searching for meaningful Islamic gifts.
Specifications
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Specification
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Details
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Book Title
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The Final Sermon
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Author
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Jenny Molendyk Divleli
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Illustrator
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Reni Armanita
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Book Type
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Islamic Children's Picture Book
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Language
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English
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Age Group
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7+ Years
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Pages
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40
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Format
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Paperback
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Dimensions
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21 × 26 cm
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