When the famine hit Arabia, People from all over the country traveled to Madinah. They were seeking refuge in the capital. Omar ordered his assistants to prepare camps in which the refugees could stay. He established a treasury house for grains and clothes. All the available crops were harvested and sent to this treasury. Records… Continue reading Islamic Tales For Children – The Prince of Believers, Part VIII
The judicial system was a priority for Omar. As such, he instated the most knowledgeable companions as judges. Companion Abu-Musa Al-Ash‘ary was his judge in Basra. He sent him an assignment letter. It reads as follows: “In the Name of Allah, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful. From Allah’s servant, Omar Ibn Al-Khattab, to Abu-Musa… Continue reading Islamic Tales For Children – The Prince of Believers, Part VII
Our hero tonight is a very unique one indeed. The main reason for this is that he never knew how special he was. He never considered himself a better person than his companions. Actually, he always considered himself the worst of them all. This last thought always urged him to do better. Sincerity was his… Continue reading Islamic Tales For Children – The Prince of Believers, Part I
Englished and Recomposed for 5th graders by Ehab Shawky. Tonight, I will tell you of a young traveler. A boy who traveled quarter the earth on camel backs searching for something special. Something very few people search for. Something only the wise would seek. Our hero was the son of a Persian mayor and landlord.… Continue reading Salman Al-Faresy, The Truth Seeker
Englished and Recomposed for 5th graders by Ehab Shawky Part I Our hero tonight is a brave one indeed. He was the bravest among Prophet Muhammad’s companions. He attended all events with the prophet. Almost in every dangerous situation, he was at the prophet’s side. That is Ali Ibn Abi-Taleb, the prophet’s young cousin. Ali was… Continue reading Ali The Brave
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