A Miracle: The Story of Isa ibn Maryam (AS)

Description

Have you ever had a day when your big feelings bubbled and fizzed inside until you felt you might explode? We’ve all been there, and today Bilal is having a day like that.

Bilal’s Bad Day is a charmingly coloured, interactive book; Spin the dial and help Bilal choose a calming strategy to change chaos back to calm. It aims to show young Muslim minds how to draw upon the remembrance of Allah (SWT) and take practical steps to help themselves when their big emotions are threatening to take over.

About the Author

Neelum Khan was born in South West London, the eldest of four siblings. After studying Law, Neelum worked with several women’s charities advocating for women and children’s survivors of abuse. Now with an amazing husband and four children of her own, Neelum appreciates the importance of raising resilient young minds more than ever. With a passion for learning about neurodiversity and special educational needs, Neelum’s writing aims to encourage all Muslim families to learn how Islam is our most powerful tool to grow excellent emotional health in our children.

A Miracle: The Story of Isa ibn Maryam (AS)

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SKU: TBKMSIS
Barcode: 9780860379386

£10.39 Excl. VAT

    __ISBN-13: 9780860379386
    __Pages: 32
    __Dimensions: (20.574 cm X 29.464 cm X 1.016 cm)
    __First Publishing Date: 7/1/2024
    __Current Publishing Date: 10/14/2024
    __Current Edition: 1st

    Description

    Have you ever had a day when your big feelings bubbled and fizzed inside until you felt you might explode? We’ve all been there, and today Bilal is having a day like that.

    Bilal’s Bad Day is a charmingly coloured, interactive book; Spin the dial and help Bilal choose a calming strategy to change chaos back to calm. It aims to show young Muslim minds how to draw upon the remembrance of Allah (SWT) and take practical steps to help themselves when their big emotions are threatening to take over.

    About the Author

    Neelum Khan was born in South West London, the eldest of four siblings. After studying Law, Neelum worked with several women’s charities advocating for women and children’s survivors of abuse. Now with an amazing husband and four children of her own, Neelum appreciates the importance of raising resilient young minds more than ever. With a passion for learning about neurodiversity and special educational needs, Neelum’s writing aims to encourage all Muslim families to learn how Islam is our most powerful tool to grow excellent emotional health in our children.

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