Financial Comic Stories: The Rich Student and the Poor Student: Teaching children Islamic finance
This book introduces children to the basics of financial literacy through entertaining and relatable comic stories. Developed in collaboration with the Golden Chest Project, this innovative educational book teaches young readers how to manage money responsibly while following Islamic principles.
Through the adventures of the “rich student” and the “poor student,” children explore lessons on earning, spending, and giving in a fun, engaging way.
Key Features
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Interactive Comic Format: Engaging illustrations and storylines keep children interested.
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Learn Islamic Financial Principles: Covers rizq (sustenance), sadaqah, zakah, mindful spending, and avoiding waste.
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Age-Appropriate Content: Written for children to understand money management from an Islamic perspective.
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Compact & Durable: Soft cover, 24 pages, 14.8 × 14.8 cm — perfect for little hands.
Why You’ll Love This Book
- Makes learning financial responsibility fun and easy for kids.
- Combines Islamic teachings with practical, everyday lessons.
- Encourages generosity, awareness, and gratitude in young hearts.
- Can be used at home, in schools, or Islamic study circles.
Who Is This Book For?
- Children aged 7 year plus interested in learning about money management and Islamic finance.
- Parents, teachers, and caregivers looking for fun and educational resources.
- Schools, madrasas, or homeschooling programs seeking interactive financial literacy material.
Product Specifications
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Title: لقصص المصورة المالية: التلميذ الغني والتلميذ الفقير
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Author: Alina Amatullah
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Publisher: Ummaland
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Format: Soft Cover
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Pages: 24
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Size: 14.8 × 14.8 cm
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Weight: 180 g (approx.)
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Publication Year: 2025
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Language: Arabic
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Age Group: 7 years plus
