Razana Noor’s books are a delightful gateway into Islamic values for young readers. Through her colorful characters, imaginative plots, and deep-rooted messages, Noor makes learning about Islam a fun and engaging experience. With each new story, she inspires Muslim children to understand and appreciate their faith in ways that feel relevant to them. Below, we’ll explore some of her most popular titles, including her latest release, “Go on, Zap Shaytan!”—a wonderful mix of imaginative storytelling and practical Islamic values.
In “Go on, Zap Shaytan!” Ameen discovers a powerful tool against Shaytan’s whispers—a special dua that helps him say “zap” to negative thoughts. This interactive book empowers children with an approach to resisting temptation in a way that feels like a fun superpower, encouraging them to make good choices and rely on Allah.
This story introduces children to their guardian angels, or mala’ikah, who watch over them day and night. Through the experiences of a young girl, children learn about Allah’s protection and the angels who record their good and bad deeds. The story is a comforting reminder that Allah’s care is always near.
“The Wondrous Web” tells the miraculous story of a spider who protected Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) during his journey to escape Makkah. By spinning a web across the cave where the Prophet sought refuge, the spider shows children that Allah’s help can come from unexpected places, reinforcing trust in Allah’s protection and guidance.
This retelling of the story of Prophet Yunus (PBUH) captivates children with the tale of a prophet swallowed by a giant whale. In the darkness, Prophet Yunus calls upon Allah with patience and repentance, teaching kids the importance of dua and relying on Allah during life’s challenges.
Based on a beloved Hadith, “The Sad Stump” shares how a tree stump, once leaned upon by the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) while he spoke to his followers, wept from loneliness when a new pulpit was made. The story gently illustrates the Prophet’s kindness and compassion toward all of Allah’s creations, encouraging children to appreciate and care for nature.
By sharing these wonderful books by Razana Noor, parents can nurture their children’s connection to their Islamic faith in ways that are both engaging and age-appropriate. With their imaginative stories and rich lessons, these books become invaluable resources for building a love of Islam in young hearts and minds.