Islamic stories about trusting Allah for kids

Tawakkul means doing our best and then leaving the rest to Allah, knowing that He is always with us. The Prophets show it again and again. Prophet Ibrahim (AS) says Hasbunallahu wa ni'mal wakil as he is thrown into the fire, and Allah makes it cool. The mother of Prophet Musa (AS) places her baby in the river, trusting Allah's promise to return him. Hajar runs between the hills until Zamzam springs up, and in the cave on the Hijrah the Prophet ﷺ tells Abu Bakr not to grieve, for Allah is with them.

Other titles carry that trust into a child's own worries. A girl is nervous on her first day at school, a boy hears noises in the night, and a little bird lost in the jungle learns from Uncle Asad to ask Allah to guide her home. The Names of Allah videos, with Sheikh Azhari and his children, explain names such as Ar-Razzaq, the Provider, and Al-Muhaymin, the Guardian, and jigsaw puzzles carry names like Al-Waliy, our Protecting Friend.

On every title's page you will find the lessons it teaches and questions to talk through together, a help on the days your child is worried about something of their own.