A series of kind stories for toddlers that reveal the qualities and names of Allah.
A thoughtful, heartwarming Islamic story for little ones.
As the little owl gazes across the beautiful forest, he begins to wonder: Who created all of this?
With the gentle guidance of his wise parents, he learns to see the signs of Allah everywhere — in the trees, the sky, the rustling leaves, and the world around him.
He discovers two profound Names of Allah:
Az-Zahir (The Manifest) — the clear signs of Allah’s creation that surround us,
and
Al-Batin (The Hidden) — His love, care, and presence felt deep within the heart.
Through simple language and warm illustrations, this story helps toddlers understand that Allah is always near — both in the world they see and the comfort they feel inside.
What Your Child Learns
- To notice Allah’s signs in nature
- The meaning of Az-Zahir — Allah’s clear and undeniable creation
- The meaning of Al-Batin — Allah’s hidden care and closeness
- Reflective thinking and awareness
- Love, gratitude, and connection to Allah
Key Features
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Soft cover — durable and toddler-friendly
- 20 beautifully illustrated pages
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20.5 x 20.5 cm square size perfect for little hands
- Authored by Alina Amatullah
- Published by Ummaland
- Ideal for toddlers & early readers
- Teaches Asma’ul Husna through storytelling
- Encourages emotional awareness and spiritual connection
Why You’ll Love This Book
- A gentle, engaging way to teach young children about Allah
- Soft illustrations that spark calm learning
- Helps toddlers feel connected, loved, and safe
- Can be used for Islamic homeschooling, circle time, or bedtime stories
Who This Book Is For
- Toddlers and early readers (ages 2–6)
- Parents teaching Asma’ul Husna at home
- Nurseries, madrasahs, and Islamic preschools
- Gift-givers looking for beautiful Islamic books
- Families wanting faith-based storytime.
