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Islam for kids (Fasting in Ramadan)

by Aliyna Naz
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Published
Jul 2023
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English
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11 × 0.07 × 8.5 in
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- Do you wish to familiarize your children with the teachings of Ramadan while they are still young?

- Do you want them to understand the essence of this month and not only see it as an obligation only?

If yes, then keep reading!Ramadan happens to be the fourth pillar of Islam and the 9th month within the Islamic calendar. The said lunar calendar comprises of 12 months in a year, each year comprises of about 354 days.Ramadan is considered as one of the holiest months in the Muslim Calendar. In this month, Muslims spend time commemorating the revelation of their Holy Book, the Qur'an and abstain from eating or drinking before sunset. This, for them, is a means of becoming closer to Allah and practicing self-control as well as gratitude. In its essence, this month serves the purpose of an intense rejuvenation of one's spirits, with special focus being given to devotion. Practicing Muslims spend more time reading and understanding the Qur'an as well as performing the five prayers. Moreover, in the form of a story, this book takes you on a journey. Starting from how and when fasting was made obligatory? What circumstances prevailed? What do Muslims need to do in order to be legible for fasting? At what age can children begin fasting and much more.

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PublisherAtom Services LLC
PublishedJul 8, 2023
ISBN-101956223339
ISBN-139781956223330
Paperback32.0 pages
LanguageEnglish
Dimensions11 × 0.07 × 8.5 in
Weight0 lb

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