Stories from the Quran 3
Prophet Yusuf (AS) thrown into the well, and baby Musa (AS) floated down the river in a basket, in two short Qur'an stories for children aged 4 to 6.
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What is Stories from the Quran 3 about?
Stories from the Quran 3 is an Islamic audiobook for children aged 4 to 6 with two short stories from the Qur'an: Prophet Yusuf (AS) in the well, and baby Musa (AS) in the cradle.
In Joseph in the Well, Yusuf's big brothers are jealous of him. They persuade their father, Yaqub (AS), to let Yusuf go and play with them in the hills, then throw him down a well and tell their father that an animal ate him. Yaqub does not believe them. In the dark, Yusuf is frightened, and waits and waits until a caravan stops for water and finds him. They take him to Egypt, where, after many adventures, he becomes an important man and a prophet. Years later he meets his family again, hugs his parents and forgives his brothers.
In Moses in the Cradle, Pharaoh orders his soldiers to kill baby boys, and Musa's mother must hide her son. Allah inspires her to make a little basket-boat, and promises to keep him safe. She puts him in the river, and he sleeps peacefully as it floats past birds, frogs and palm trees until Pharaoh's household finds him. Pharaoh's wife loves him and raises him in the palace, and he grows up to be a great prophet.
Part of the Stories from the Quran series for very young children, read by Rania Kurdi, the stories show how Allah protects those who trust Him.
What your child will learn
- Jealousy can lead people to do terrible things.
- Allah protected Yusuf (AS) in the well and Musa (AS) on the river.
- Yusuf (AS) forgave his brothers, even after what they did.
- When we trust Allah's promise, we can be patient.
Chapters
- Joseph in the Well
- Moses in the Cradle
Where this audiobook comes from
- Surah Yusuf 12:8-21: Yusuf's jealous brothers throw him into the well, a caravan finds him and he is taken to Egypt.
- Surah Yusuf 12:92-100: Yusuf forgives his brothers and is reunited with his parents.
- Surah Al-Qasas 28:7-9: Allah inspires Musa's mother to put him in the river, and Pharaoh's wife asks to keep him.
Talk about it afterwards
- Why were Yusuf's brothers jealous of him?
- How did Yusuf get out of the well?
- What did Allah promise Musa's mother?
- Why do you think Yusuf forgave his brothers?
Words to know
- Yusuf
- The Arabic name of the Prophet Joseph (AS).
- Musa
- The Arabic name of the Prophet Moses (AS).
- Pharaoh
- The title of the kings of ancient Egypt, called Fir'awn in Arabic.
Frequently asked questions
What age is Stories from the Quran 3 suitable for?
Children aged 4 to 6. The stories are gentle and short, and each ends happily.
Is Stories from the Quran 3 based on the Qur'an?
Yes. Yusuf's story is told in Surah Yusuf, and baby Musa's in Surah Al-Qasas and Surah Ta-Ha.
How long is Stories from the Quran 3?
About 7 minutes, in two stories.