How Abu Bakr رضي الله عنه Accepted Islaam — For Children

 


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🌟 Discover How Abu Bakr رضي الله عنه Accepted Islaam — For Children

When I was a child, I never had a resource that showed the companions of the Prophet ﷺ in a way I could truly understand.

I remember hearing that Abu Bakr رضي الله عنه “just accepted Islaam” — and I thought, didn’t he think, wonder, or reflect?

This 76-page journey fills that gap.
Abu Bakr Aṣ-Ṣiddeeq tells his story in a way children can see, touch, and experience:
✨ Bravery
🌿 Generosity
📜 Unwavering trust in the Prophet ﷺ

With fully-voweled Arabic alongside English, hands-on activities, coloring sections, and active exercises, children can learn, reflect, and grow 🌱 while living the story.

Parents will find it easy to plant seeds of core values — courage, truthfulness, and love for Islaam — in their children.

📚 Part of the “How Did The Companions Accept Islaam?” series — personal, hands-on, and inspiring.

Access Details:
📄 The Experience: 76 pages designed for printing at home or at a local shop. The landscape format gives children plenty of physical space to write, complete activities, and color.
⚡️ Instant Access: Receive the full 76-page file immediately after purchase.

🌼 Price: €8.50


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