Migo and Ali: Love for the Prophets

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Do you feel frustrated because each year, the Hajj passes by without your child truly appreciating the blessings of this season? I can go on and on but long story short, I've been looking for a good book about the prophets for pre-K kids for a while and while I've come across several, this one is by far the BEST. First it’s Duhr prayer, then it’s the rain and then the car breaks down just as he is leaving to watch the quad bike races. A small quibble - but we also wish the English read more like a typical English storybook (needs a touch more professional editing).

Children will love to colour in these playful pictures as they learn the 28 letters of the Arabic letters. Presented as a large hardback book with 164 full-colour pages, the story follows the two loveable characters Migo the bear and a young boy named Ali. In the same story it's also a bit tricky to explain that Prophet Yusuf's (as) brothers were jealous of him and wanted to kill him. Books, flash cards, posters and other products must be unmarked, unwritten on, unbent, and in new condition.Most purchases from business sellers are protected by the Consumer Contract Regulations 2013 which give you the right to cancel the purchase within 14 days after the day you receive the item. Vibrant illustrations decorate every section, and we see more of the light-hearted, humourous dialogue between Migo and Ali, which is what these characters are renowned for!

It's also very colourful and written in a kids friendly style, plus for every story there is a question time which is very nice, and my 7 yrs old loves all the silly nicknames Migo gives Ali during question time! My children are not interested in Migo and Ali (the stoires of the prohpets are compelling alone so my kids don't need Migo and Ali to draw them in or ponder on the stories and the lessons).We ask for your feedback in any new suggestions you may have for titles that you would like us to carry. I find islamic books for kids aren't always child friendly as intended; the vocabulary and sentence structure are often for older children/teens while being aimed at young children.