Description

Age: 6 to 8 years
Binding: Soft Cover Page
Category: Activity Book
Series: Junior Readers and Activity Books
Pages: 26
Language: Urdu
Edition: First published in 2025

Weight: 133 gms
Dimension: 11.5 x 8.5 Inches
Code: MKZ01
Author: Rana Khan
Illustrator: Yusra bint Absar Kazmi
Layout and Cover Page Design: Yusra bint Absar Kazmi and Saadia Ahmed
Scholar approved: Abi Abdullah – Karachi (Pakistan)
Publisher: Hiba Family Resource Centre – Unique ideas and original content

Description:

1. Hazrat Muhammad (sa) Ki Zindagi (Ek Se Dus Saal Ki Umar Tak) is a beautiful window into the early life of our beloved messenger Muhammad (sa).
2. It has been purposefully written in an informal tone with deep moments to pause, reflect and act. 
3. 10 reasons that make this story cum workbook unique!
4. It talks about the creation plan of Allah (swt) and draws attention to the creation around the child through interactive activities.
5. The child will understand Prophet Muhammad’s (sa) mission and his message and his own important role today.
6. It gives details about Prophet Muhammad’s (sa) lineage and encourages the child to find about his own.
7. The child will find out the messenger’s (sa) relationship with his parents and discover his own relationship with his mom and dad.
8. It talks about the status of orphans and what can a child also do to show the same mercy and care Prophet Muhammad (sa) offered.
9. The activity book shares the concept of blessings (Barakah) in Halima Saadia’s household when Prophet (sa) arrived and the child’s own Naimat in his life today.
10. The child is introduced to angels ‘Kiraman Kaatibeen’ and the miraculous visit of angel Gibrail to Prophet Muhammad (sa) when he was a child.
11. The story highlights the sacrifices a family makes for an orphan, mainly the Prophet’s (sa) grandfather, his uncle and his aunt. What can the child think and do today?
12. The activity book talks about Prophet Muhammad’s (sa) mannerisms as a child such as smiling, being merciful, etc. How kids can practice these virtues too.
13. Lastly the child is asked to reflect upon the most wonderful events he noticed from the messenger’s (sa) noble life. How will he follow them now? 4. Activities include: Drawing, Questions and Answers, Research, Connecting the dots, Colouring, Finding the maze, Interactive activities, Reflection