Emaan Haniyah (18 results)

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. A smart, heartwarming story about peer pressure, friendship, and growing up without a smartphone.Zayna is the only one in her class without a phone - and it's starting to feel like the whole world is happening without her. Her best friend has joined the Galaxy Crew, a group chat that runs school life from behind screens. The jokes, the plans, the secrets. all shared in a space Zayna can't access.But when the group chat causes real harm and friendships begin to unravel, Zayna discovers that not having a phone might actually be her superpower.With quiet courage and one bold idea, she shows her classmates what real connection looks like - no Wi-Fi needed. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Learning to Land A Muslim children's story about fear, faith, and the power of trusting Allah Zayd worries about everything. Speaking up in class.Being laughed at by the loud kids.Feeling like he'll never be brave enough. But when his dad teaches him the meaning of tawakkul - trusting in Allah - Zayd starts to see fear in a new way. Step by step, he learns that bravery isn't about being loud or fearless. it's about trusting Allah enough to try. As Zayd navigates school projects, tricky friendships, anxiety, and setbacks, he learns how du'a, dhikr, and small acts of courage can quiet even the loudest worries. This heartwarming Islamic chapter book for kids will help your child: - Understand tawakkul in a real, relatable way- Navigate big emotions through an Islamic lens- Build confidence rooted in faith, not perfection- See that even small, quiet kids can be strong Perfect for ages 8-13, Learning to Land is a gentle, honest story about mental strength, self-worth and what it really means to rely on Allah - even when your hands are shaking. For fans of The Group I Couldn't Join and Muslim realistic fiction. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Ramadan is here. and Zayd is determined to fast the whole month. He thinks the hardest part will be the hunger. He is wrong. Because school still has lunchtime.And questions.And snacks.And that one kid who always has something to say. With his little sister Safiya doing "trial fasts," late-night trips to the masjid for tarawih and a du'a journal filling up fast, Zayd starts to learn that Ramadan isn't only about not eating.It's about staying kind when you feel awkward.Choosing patience when you are annoyed.And finding bravery when you'd rather disappear.The Month That Changed Me is a funny, relatable chapter book for Muslim kids growing up in the West - full of real moments, real faith and a Ramadan atmosphere. Inside you'll find: - Suhoor mornings, school-day fasting and iftar with family- Masjid visits, tarawih and learning du'a in the last ten nights- Eid excitement (including a very serious Eid plan)- Themes of confidence, self-control and identity Perfect for ages 6-14 to read independently (and great for family story time). This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Learning to Land A Muslim children's story about fear, faith, and the power of trusting Allah Zayd worries about everything. Speaking up in class.Being laughed at by the loud kids.Feeling like he'll never be brave enough. But when his dad teaches him the meaning of tawakkul - trusting in Allah - Zayd starts to see fear in a new way. Step by step, he learns that bravery isn't about being loud or fearless. it's about trusting Allah enough to try. As Zayd navigates school projects, tricky friendships, anxiety, and setbacks, he learns how du'a, dhikr, and small acts of courage can quiet even the loudest worries. This heartwarming Islamic chapter book for kids will help your child: - Understand tawakkul in a real, relatable way- Navigate big emotions through an Islamic lens- Build confidence rooted in faith, not perfection- See that even small, quiet kids can be strong Perfect for ages 8-13, Learning to Land is a gentle, honest story about mental strength, self-worth and what it really means to rely on Allah - even when your hands are shaking. For fans of The Group I Couldn't Join and Muslim realistic fiction. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. A smart, heartwarming story about peer pressure, friendship, and growing up without a smartphone.Zayna is the only one in her class without a phone - and it's starting to feel like the whole world is happening without her. Her best friend has joined the Galaxy Crew, a group chat that runs school life from behind screens. The jokes, the plans, the secrets. all shared in a space Zayna can't access.But when the group chat causes real harm and friendships begin to unravel, Zayna discovers that not having a phone might actually be her superpower.With quiet courage and one bold idea, she shows her classmates what real connection looks like - no Wi-Fi needed. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Ramadan is here. and Zayd is determined to fast the whole month. He thinks the hardest part will be the hunger. He is wrong. Because school still has lunchtime.And questions.And snacks.And that one kid who always has something to say. With his little sister Safiya doing "trial fasts," late-night trips to the masjid for tarawih and a du'a journal filling up fast, Zayd starts to learn that Ramadan isn't only about not eating.It's about staying kind when you feel awkward.Choosing patience when you are annoyed.And finding bravery when you'd rather disappear.The Month That Changed Me is a funny, relatable chapter book for Muslim kids growing up in the West - full of real moments, real faith and a Ramadan atmosphere. Inside you'll find: - Suhoor mornings, school-day fasting and iftar with family- Masjid visits, tarawih and learning du'a in the last ten nights- Eid excitement (including a very serious Eid plan)- Themes of confidence, self-control and identity Perfect for ages 6-14 to read independently (and great for family story time). This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…