Non-Fiction

Zaynab bint Jahsh: The One with the Longest Hand

Who was Zaynab bint Jahsh (radiAllahu anha)?
How did she earn the title ‘the one with the longest hand’?
What does ‘longest hand’ mean?
The reader will find answers to these questions through the story which is inspired by a hadith from Sahih al-Bukhari.
Read on to know more about Zaynab bint Jahsh—the One with the Longest Hand.

Zaynab bint Jahsh: The One with the Longest Hand is the first book in the Mothers of the Believers series. Each book in this series is based on a hadith narrated in a story-like format.
This series will expose children to the uniqueness of each Mother of the Believers. It aims to bring a personal connection to every child who wishes to know and be like the Mothers of the Believers.

This book is geared towards children aged 4-7, and ends with:

• Reflection Time – a space with thought-provoking questions related to the concept of charity, and how the child can imbibe the trait of being generous, and
• Activity Time – a page with a QR code, which upon scanning, will lead to a space with worksheet that engages the child with coloring, drawing, critical thinking, and writing activities.

Get it on Kindle, and as Paperback on Pothi (for Indian Residents, or NRIs with Indian postal address).

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Mini Muslim’s 5 R’s of Tadabbur al-Qur’an
This e-book has a unique feature of getting the kids into action with Tadabbur al-Qur’an by providing 3 aayaat along with some reflective questions for them to connect with the Qur’an.

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The 5 R’s of Tadabbur al-Qur’an
The 5 R’s of Tadabbur al-Qur’an is an e-booklet prepared by Umm Afraz Muhammed designed to get closer to the Allah by pondering over the Qur’an. It deals with the whys, whens, and hows of the reflection on the Qur’an and is geared towards guiding the readers to turn Tadabbur al-Qur’an into a family halaqah activity.

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Maintaining Ties of Kinship E-booklet + Workbook (free)
In Islam, maintaining the ties of kinship is obligatory. But what does it mean to uphold the tie of kinship? Who are the kinsfolk? Why should we maintain the tie of kinship? Learn this and more in this short e-booklet on Maintaining Ties of Kinship E-booklet + Workbook. The workbook lets you reflect, organize, and plan on maintaining your ties with your kinship.

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Fiction

Here With You

Salma, a new bride who is happily married to her husband, moves into her in-laws’ house as part of their South Indian culture. A new life, a new beginning, and a new family in a new country. Staying in a place far away from her loved ones, with no one to rely on but her husband, she undergoes the realities of life living under the same roof as her mother-in-law. How will she cope with the lifestyle changes and the daily challenges? Will her dreams of having a good relationship with her mother-in-law come true? Or will she discover the dreaded monster-in-law?

Fatima wants to be a good mother-in-law to Salma and yearns for a good relationship with her. Life and time throw opportunities her way to prove herself. Would she take the right decisions and keep her best foot forward? Or would she succumb to her ego and cultural stereotypes?

This book is about the emotional tug-of-war between a daughter-in-law and her mother-in-law. Sandwiched between the two most important women of his life is Faisal, the son of one and husband of the other.

The story revolves around the lives of these three characters and the relationships they share with each other as they learn to stick together despite the ups and downs they face as a joint family.

Get it as Kindle and as Paperback on Amazon, Pothi, Amazon India, and Flipkart.

Virtual Book Tour of Here With You: April 19 – April 26
Day 1: Fofky’s – Interview, Review, and Reading
Day 2: Nasreen – Review
Day 3: The Imperfect Muslimah – Interview, and Review
Day 4: Poised Bearings – Review
Day 5: Arshi Dokadia – Interview, and Review
Day 6: Alizehmysoul – Review
Day 7: Naila’s Diary – Review
Day 8: Level 10 Muslimah – Chat, and Review