This is an Islamic activity book for young Muslim girls, combining faith-based learning with fun puzzles and colouring. The first pages include a quiz on basic Islamic knowledge (prophets, prayers, Quran), matching exercises for prophets and duas, a crossword, word unscrambling, and a colouring page of a mosque. The book is designed to teach children about Allah, Islamic practices, and key…
This Islamic activity book is designed for young Muslim girls, combining faith-based learning with fun puzzles and colouring activities. The book aims to teach children about Allah, Islamic practices, and key figures in an engaging, interactive way.
The first section contains a quiz with multiple-choice questions covering basic Islamic knowledge: the final Prophet (Muhammad), the month of fasting (Ramadan), the number of daily prayers (5), the holy book (Quran), the angel Jibril, Prophet Muhammad's birthplace (Makkah), the first Islamic month (Muharram), the phrase for thanking Allah (Alhamdulillah), the longest Quranic surah (Al-Baqarah), and the city of Hijrah (Madinah). An answer key is provided.
Next is a matching exercise where children connect four prophets (Musa, Nooh, Ibrahim, Yunus) with their correct stories: Musa and Pharaoh, Nooh and the Ark, Ibrahim and the Kaaba, Yunus and the great fish. A second matching activity pairs four duas (Bismillah, Alhamdulillah, Assalamu Alaikum, Astaghfirullah) with their appropriate situations like before eating, after eating, greeting, and seeking forgiveness.
A fill-in-the-blank exercise completes four short duas with the correct words: shukran, warzuqni, hasanatan, and ni'mal wakeel. An Islamic crossword puzzle uses clues about the Quran, Ramadan, Muhammad, Makkah, and Muharram. A word unscramble activity rearranges letters to form the words Quran, Allah, Dua, Masjid, Sunnah, and Jannah.
The final page is a colouring activity featuring a mosque, accompanied by the reminder that Allah is beautiful and loves beauty. The book uses both English and Urdu text throughout to support bilingual learning.