- But...Who is Allah?: (Islamic books for kids)

Easy to follow and very graphic for ease of comprehension. My niece loved it!

Honestly, this is such a great book. It is so amazing to see kids learn about Allah and who Allah is. The book gave them knowledge but kept them captivated as well. The illustrations and story line kept my kids from getting distracted. After reading the book, my kids learned more about Allah and are very grateful for the little things in life, which can be hard for kids to realize how important the little things really are. What an amazing book. I recommend this book to all people who are trying to teach kids about Allah.

First of all, jazak Allah Khayran. This book may not be for everyone but, my 12 year old son has a reading disorder. He can't handle to much information on one page and he struggles with words. I can't just place the Qur'an in front of him and tell him to read because, he becomes overwhelmed and defeated.. I needed something to give him a introduction that he can read on his own with a little guidance from myself. This books helps. Even though I can see it's geared for younger children, it's not quite babyish to the point my son would feel bad about himself. He was able to read through a page or two each day. It's a seed that I want to plant and eventually he helps it to grow and transition on to the Qur'an. Even if that is one ayah or page at a time.. Again, this book helps those children who you just can't place the Qur'an & hadith ,that is at an adult level, in front of them, expect them to read and have not experienced life enough for the Qur'an to make sense to them. Again, Thank you/ jazak Allah Khayran.

My 6 year old son really loved the book. He has speech delay, and comprehending an abstract concept is hard for him. I guess these questions keep popping in his mind before; who is Allah, what’s the meaning of all the words used in our everyday life .and finally he seems to grasp the whole idea. Book content is relatable for him and he seemed very satisfied and happy. Some might not like the idea of the boy wanting a kite and praying for Allah for material things, but I do think its important to let the kids know that instead of turning to others for requests, big or small, we must turn to Allah first. Alhamdulillah, for us, this book is excellent!

This book is a great message and is helpful in introducing Islam to your kids. A short but sweet story! Alhamdulillah I had a great time reading the book and plan on reading it with my child one day.

It is so simple yet great! My daughter and I loved it! If you want your child to learn about Allah SWT, read this book!

Very nice book about basics of religion for toddlers

This described the basics for children and I cried reading it. I’m so happy that my son was able to see familiar words.

Good book, well written.

Good and simple explanation about Allah. My 4 yr old loved it. It will help her learn the meaning of words like Alhamdulillah subhanallah inshallah, Bismillah

Exactly like the picture

I bought this for my kids as a Ramadan gift. It's simple and easy for my younger one to read, the art is really good and it's just a perfect addition to our library. If you have younger kids who need a bit of help to understand who Allah is, this book will surely help them out. if you do Islamic studies at home, I think this book would be really good to read as a part of it, or after Salaat for a few minutes. Having a book format with pictures and characters I think helps kids understand since a lot of us are visual learners when we are young. I just thought the concept was really good in answering Who is Allah since I know for my kids it's a pretty large thing to wrap their head around. Would be great as an Eid gift.

Good start for.kids