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

Bought it as a birthday present for my 5 year old, she loved having it read and reading it herself.

This is a really lovely book. I got it for my 7 year old son who has been asking the same question for some time and feels confused about religion as a lot of his school friends are off other faiths. He lit up when he realised that this children's book was about Allah and had concepts so familiar to him. It's really refreshing to be able to read a story book for children which reads well and it's relatable for today's Muslim children.

Learnt 4 important words and the narrative of these words with example of the child in the book. Quick read which is ideal for bedtime stories.

Jazak Allah khair.. really interesting, creative and simple book to understand.. me and my little sister we loved it so much :)

Lovely book I read to my kids aged 6 and 3.

Lovely little bedtime story. My son loved it. Simple narrative and there should be more stories like this one. Well done

The book is written well so that small children can comperhand the content. It is aided by simple yet effective illustrations. I recommend it.

I’m glad I bought this book because even as a Muslim it’s not easy to explain things to kids about Allah or God in general. They ask why Allah is invisible, where is Allah now, who made moon, etc. and this books answers if not all but a lot.

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.

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.