Stories of Faith From the Koran

Sarah Ashley

Summary

Stories of Faith From the Koran introduces young readers to the powerful teachings of the Quran through the eyes of Ahmed, a curious boy eager to learn.
 
Through fun, relatable, and sometimes comical adventures, Ahmed discovers the lives of the great prophets and the valuable lessons of kindness, patience, charity, honesty, and humility. Each chapter weaves these timeless Islamic virtues into a simple, engaging narrative that encourages children to reflect on their own actions and develop strong moral character.
 
With stories full of heart and humor, this book is a delightful journey of faith and learning.

Available since: 05/30/2025.

Print length: 126 pages.

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