Random Ramblings of a Muslim Mum
If you have a CBeebies fan in the house like I do, then they are sure to love the CBeebies Magazine. It is packed full of activities and it’s not just fun but is educational too as it supports the Early Years Curriculum. The issue we received is a big colouring issue…and to help with
I was sent a copy of ‘The Wonderous Web’ for the purposes of review. However all thoughts and opinions are my own. The Wonderous Web Author: Razana Noor Illustrator: Rahima Begum Publisher : Pure Heart Press Recommended Age: 4-8 Paperback A unique, nail biting rendition of the Prophet Muhammad’s (pbuh), miraculous save while taking
Following on from my Let’s Read Together series, where I review a children’s book fortnightly, I have teamed up with Raising Young Believers to do a bigger reading project. Reading is a vital skill for everyone. It helps increase a child’s vocabulary and helps with general knowledge. It is never too early to start reading with
This is a scheduled guest post. “Alif Baa” – Teach your kids the Arabic alphabet whilst keeping them entertained with this exciting game. Alif Baa announces its first educational game app for children, “Alif Baa,” available from Spring 2015 on the Apple App Store. The app uses a series of captivating games to help children
Our mission is to instill the love of deen in the young Muslim ummah by providing toys and books for little Muslims I love Ibraheem Toy House’s mission statement. When growing up my parents taught me how to pray and read the Quran in Arabic, but if I am brutally honest I had no love