“What do you want to be, when you grow up?” Dadi Jan asked me, tapping away at her keyboard. (She loves to read, research and
“You won’t believe this! One of my friends got a tiger cub for a pet!” Samra Apa shrieked, as she came through the door. “Assalamu
Ah! The irresistible, mouth-watering smell of cake baking! “Mom! Are you baking a chocolate cake? Can I, please, have just a little piece?” Ali peeked
Zayd & Musa are on a mission! They MUST download TikTok and remain as cool and hip as their classmates. But… Will Mommy let them? And who makes a surprise entry with a boom?
How did a mother’s words of farewell inspire a 12-year-old to stand up to bandits and speak only the truth? Find out in this short story
“Today Miss Elizabeth came wearing a scarf to school. She informed us that she converted to Islam!” Ali broke out the news flash of the
Winning short story of hibakidz Mega Writing Competition by Umaima Shoaib, 11-year-old student at Usman Public School.
“Life is beautiful, yet funny. All the problems are like brain injuries, and it’s an old joke that if you get a second blow at the same spot, you get all your memory and sanity back.”…reflects Binte Abdul Razzaq
“Think positively!” is the most common phrase. I used to hear this every single day. I was a girl who used to curse fate and life for everything that went wrong. I was depressed, spiritually weak, and distressed; I used to blame myself for my ill-fate and for every mishap, writes Ayesha Salam.
A short story highlighting the amazing survival skills of the Sahabah.
