The Story of the Holy Prophet Muhammad: Ramadan Classics: 30 Stories for 30 Nights

Love this book. My daughter joined a book club and this book was a part of it. Perfect for my 11 yr but my 13yr equally ejoyed it. Chapters are not long but not very brief, easily described all the events in simple way. All muslims kids must have if they want to learn about Islamic history.

I read this with my 11 year old and also did the questions after each chapter together. It was fun for both of us and gave us a lot of information that was easy to read and understand. I would have to say this is my favorite Islamic book that I’ve shared with my kids. The questions after each chapter keep kids focused on the story because they know they want to get the questions right! I would highly recommend. I wish I could find more books similar to this.

This is the best book with Islamic content for children that I have found in Arabic or English. I'm really surprised that a few of the negative reviews criticize the language as it's very natural (obviously an English composition) and the sentences are very clear and concise, easily accessible for young readers. I think children from fourth or fifth grade and up who are strong readers can self-read it while younger children can comprehend it with a little explanation. Each story is about a page and a half so even children with short attention spans can sit through it. It's also nice that each story has about three review questions to engage the children. Our family has enjoyed this book so much, I highly recommend it for others.

Wow ! I did not expect this book to be so thorough yet still so much fun for the kids (5 and 7 year old boys). We read 1 chapter every night and did questions and my kids loved learning about the life of the Holy prophet PBUH ! We were able to do 2-3 chapters some night as kids did not wanna stop reading. What a great book. MashAllah 💕 I will be sharing it with friends and family as well !

This is a very well-written book that beautifully describes the life of Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him), explaining the challenges he faced and the perfect solutions he provided. My children and I truly enjoyed reading these accounts from his life. The details are well explained, and I can say that about 90% of the information matches what I have read in other reliable books.

This is an amazing book! I am not Muslim but my husband is and after each ftor during Ramadan we read a chapter out loud as a family. All of us in the family enjoy the stories. I am learning a lot, my husband enjoys the stories and my 5 year old colors as I read them and follows along halfway ...I plan to keep reading them to her as she grows up since I want her to have exposure to her dad’s religion since we don’t go to the mosque on a regular basis. They are great stories to grow up with and especially hear each year as we celebrate Ramadan.

I started reading this book out loud to my 8 & 6 year old tonight. It's so well written, the first question from my kids was: is this a true story? It's written in a way that is easy for them to understand. I can tell the children were engaged in the book from the questions that followed - they were factual...what was prophet Mohammad's grandfather's name? Are they talking about Abraham Lincoln? (No a prophet) what is a prophet? - all these answers I have been over with my kids before, it seems this format of story telling is sticking in their heads, they are asking the right questions to make me believe they are comprehending what they are hearing. I noticed that this is the first book in a series called Ramadan classics - I'm looking forward to future books and hope there are new short stories to read every year.

Great for that chapter reader in your family instead of the more childish picture books. My daughter is trying to do just 1 story each day - which is a chapter but annoyed by doing that a little because she wants to sit and read the whole thing - which she could but I think she is trying to do 1 for each day of Ramadan :) lol. But a great book with correct information and a good introduction to the Prophet (pbuh) and his story. Appropriate for 2nd grade and up.

simple written stories for kids relating Prophet Muhammed (pbuh)

must book in the library

good for young Muslim children!

There are 30 chapters and each about 2 or 3 pages long so it's perfect for kids to read each night. I bought it for my niece however, I was excited to read it my self and once I started I could not stop reading. MasAllah it's very well written and it really helps to understand and learn Prophet Muhammad (s.a) life in a simplified way

Always read this book every Ramadan. A chapter a night… Great reminder for children of the stories of the Holy Prophet (Saw) and his time during Ramadan.