Translation Version Ramadan Literature
In the spirit of the upcoming holy month of Ramadan, we delve into resources that make understanding and teaching children about this significant period more accessible for non-Arabic speaking Muslims.
The online Islamic book store, onlineislamicbook.com, offers a wide range of children's books designed to instill Islamic values and culture in children from an early age. Among these, a series of books tailored for Ramadan are now available, designed to make reading more enjoyable for children during this sacred time.
For those fluent in Urdu, the Noble Quran in Urdu is now available online, ensuring that the Quran's teachings are accessible to a broader audience.
One such collection that stands out is the Islamic Place Story Books Collection. This resource offers a range of children’s stories on Ramadan and other Islamic themes, suitable for non-Arabic speakers as they are often available in English and focus on accessible storytelling.
Another valuable resource is Dar-us-Salam Islamic Bookstore, which provides illustrated step-by-step books like "My Wudu Book" that teach Islamic practices to children in English. They also offer a variety of Ramadan-focused books suitable for young learners.
The Muslim Kids Book Nook, found on Instagram, features curated sets of children’s books that focus on important Islamic words and concepts with simple, child-friendly narratives. These resources are useful for understanding Ramadan values and practices.
Additionally, the Muslim Memories Shop sells Ramadan-themed children’s books along with related educational toys and gifts, suitable for engaging children in learning about Ramadan in English.
Multicultural children’s literature, such as Baking Bread with Jiddo, while not exclusively about Ramadan, supports cultural understanding and family traditions relevant to Arab and Muslim heritage.
The Quran, considered a guidance book, provides instructions on living a true Muslim life. It includes stories of various Prophets of Islam, such as Muhammad, Adam, Isa, Nuh, Hud, and Yunus. Now available in a word-for-word translation version, this holy book is now more accessible to those who may struggle with Arabic.
In summary, look for dedicated Islamic children's book collections and shops that provide Ramadan-themed storybooks in English, supported by supplementary educational materials like puzzles, illustrated guides, and word-focused book sets designed for young learners. This approach best supports non-Arabic speaking Muslim children in understanding Ramadan. The books at the online book store aim to facilitate the reading and understanding of the Quran, making it an invaluable resource during Ramadan and beyond. For more details on their offerings, a catalog is available on the online Islamic book store's website.
Books available at the online Islamic bookstore, such as the Islamic Place Story Books Collection and the Ramadan-focused books from Dar-us-Salam Islamic Bookstore, offer entertainment and educational value by teaching Islamic values and practices in a child-friendly manner, making learning about Ramadan accessible for non-Arabic speaking Muslims. Additionally, illustrated guides like "My Wudu Book" or curated collections from the Muslim Kids Book Nook, found on Instagram, provide engaging storytelling and simple narratives about Islamic topics, helping children understand the values and practices of Ramadan.
