My Illustrated Prophet Muhammad S.A.W Hb (Saniyasnain Khan) Goodword English
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- The Prophet Muhammad Stories For Children Hb Saniyasnain Khan (Goodword) English
Key Themes and Lessons from the Book
- Faith in Allah – Trusting Allah in every situation, just as the Prophet did throughout his life.
- Truthfulness and Trustworthiness – Being honest in words and actions, as shown in his title Al-Amin.
- Patience in Hardship – Staying strong during difficulties, as the Prophet and his companions did.
- Compassion and Mercy – Showing kindness to all, including children, women, animals, and even enemies.
- Forgiveness – Letting go of anger and forgiving those who wrong us.
- Importance of Salah – Establishing daily prayers as the foundation of faith.
- Equality and Justice – Treating all people fairly, regardless of race, tribe, or wealth.
- Community Building – Strengthening society with unity, brotherhood, and mutual support.
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My Illustrated Prophet Muhammad S.A.W Hb (Saniyasnain Khan) Goodword English
Overview of the Book
My Illustrated Prophet Muhammad (S.A.W) is a beautifully written and illustrated children’s book by Saniyasnain Khan, a well-known author of Islamic books for young readers. Published by Goodword, this book is designed to introduce children to the life, character, and mission of Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) in an easy, engaging, and visually appealing way.
The book narrates important events from the Prophet’s life in simple language suitable for children, while colorful illustrations make the stories come alive. It blends history, faith, and moral teachings, helping young readers not only learn about the Prophet’s biography but also understand the values and ethics he practiced and taught.
Purpose of the Book
The main aim of the book is to:
Provide an age-appropriate biography of Prophet Muhammad (S.A.W).
Explain Islamic values like honesty, kindness, patience, forgiveness, and devotion to Allah through the Prophet’s life.
Inspire children to follow the Prophet’s example in their everyday behavior.
Make learning enjoyable through illustrations that simplify historical context.
It acts as both an introduction to Seerah (the life of the Prophet) and a moral guidebook for children.
Structure and Content
The book is usually divided into short, illustrated chapters, each focusing on an important stage or theme from the Prophet’s life. While the exact order varies depending on edition, the main stories generally include:
1. The Birth of Prophet Muhammad (S.A.W)
The story begins with the Prophet’s birth in Makkah in the Year of the Elephant.
Children learn about the miraculous events surrounding his birth and how Allah protected the Kaaba from the army of Abraha.
Moral lesson: Allah protects His house and those whom He chooses for great missions.
2. Early Childhood and Orphanhood
The Prophet loses his father before birth and his mother Amina when he is young, becoming an orphan.
He is cared for first by his grandfather Abdul Muttalib and then by his uncle Abu Talib.
Moral lesson: Even in hardship, Allah takes care of His chosen servants, teaching children to trust Allah during difficulties.
3. The Honest and Trustworthy (Al-Amin)
As a young man, Muhammad (S.A.W) earns the title Al-Amin (the trustworthy) because of his honesty in trade and dealings.
Story of how people trusted him to keep their belongings safe.
Moral lesson: Always be truthful and trustworthy; honesty builds respect.
4. Marriage to Khadijah (R.A.)
Khadijah, a noble and wise businesswoman, is impressed by Muhammad’s honesty and marries him.
Their marriage is described as loving and supportive.
Moral lesson: Good character and trustworthiness lead to blessings in life.
5. The First Revelation
At the age of 40, in the Cave of Hira, Angel Jibreel brings the first revelation: “Read in the name of your Lord…”
The Prophet is initially frightened, but Khadijah comforts and reassures him.
Moral lesson: Allah chooses prophets to guide people, and support from loved ones is a blessing.
6. Preaching Islam in Makkah
The Prophet invites people to worship only Allah and abandon idol worship.
Many early Muslims accept Islam, but Quraysh leaders oppose him.
Moral lesson: Standing for truth requires courage and patience.
7. Persecution of Muslims
Early Muslims suffer hardships and torture, such as Bilal (R.A.) being dragged in the desert for saying La ilaha illallah.
The Prophet remains patient and continues his mission.
Moral lesson: Faith requires sacrifice, and patience brings reward from Allah.
8. The Night Journey (Isra and Mi’raj)
A miraculous journey where the Prophet travels from Makkah to Jerusalem and ascends to the heavens.
He meets earlier prophets and receives the gift of Salah (five daily prayers).
Moral lesson: Salah is a special gift from Allah, and it connects us to Him daily.
9. Migration (Hijrah) to Madinah
Because of increasing hostility in Makkah, the Prophet and his followers migrate to Madinah.
The journey shows trust in Allah, as he hides in the cave of Thawr while Quraysh search for him.
Moral lesson: When one relies on Allah, He provides protection and help.
10. Brotherhood in Madinah
The Prophet builds a strong Muslim community based on love, equality, and brotherhood.
He teaches Muslims to help one another regardless of wealth or tribe.
Moral lesson: Unity and kindness strengthen society.
11. Battles of Islam
The Prophet and Muslims face battles like Badr, Uhud, and Khandaq.
Despite challenges, the Prophet shows courage, patience, and reliance on Allah.
Moral lesson: With faith, even the weak can overcome the strong.
12. The Conquest of Makkah
When the Prophet returns to Makkah with 10,000 followers, he enters peacefully and forgives his former enemies.
This act of forgiveness shows his mercy and greatness.
Moral lesson: Forgiveness is more powerful than revenge.
13. Final Sermon
During Hajj, the Prophet gives his farewell sermon, emphasizing justice, equality, and devotion to Allah.
He reminds Muslims to follow the Qur’an and Sunnah.
Moral lesson: Islam is a complete way of life based on peace, equality, and justice.
14. The Prophet’s Passing
The Prophet (S.A.W) returns to Allah after completing his mission.
His companions are deeply saddened but continue spreading Islam with his guidance.
Moral lesson: The Prophet’s teachings remain alive through the Qur’an and Sunnah.
Key Themes and Lessons from the Book
Faith in Allah – Trusting Allah in every situation, just as the Prophet did throughout his life.
Truthfulness and Trustworthiness – Being honest in words and actions, as shown in his title Al-Amin.
Patience in Hardship – Staying strong during difficulties, as the Prophet and his companions did.
Compassion and Mercy – Showing kindness to all, including children, women, animals, and even enemies.
Forgiveness – Letting go of anger and forgiving those who wrong us.
Importance of Salah – Establishing daily prayers as the foundation of faith.
Equality and Justice – Treating all people fairly, regardless of race, tribe, or wealth.
Community Building – Strengthening society with unity, brotherhood, and mutual support.
Educational Value
For Children: The book makes Seerah simple and memorable, teaching life lessons through stories.
For Parents/Teachers: It provides a resource for moral and spiritual education.
For Classrooms/Islamic Schools: It can be used as an introduction to Prophet Muhammad’s life with illustrations that keep children engaged.
Why the Book is Special
Unlike heavy historical texts, My Illustrated Prophet Muhammad (S.A.W) is tailored to young readers. Its illustrations, short chapters, and storytelling style make learning enjoyable while ensuring that Islamic values are absorbed naturally. It also helps children form a loving connection with the Prophet, making him a role model in their early years.
Conclusion
My Illustrated Prophet Muhammad (S.A.W) by Saniyasnain Khan (Goodword) is more than just a storybook; it is a foundation for moral and spiritual growth in children. Through simple language, engaging stories, and colorful illustrations, the book brings to life the Prophet’s journey from childhood to prophethood, his struggles in Makkah, his leadership in Madinah, his compassion and mercy, and his final guidance to Muslims.
The key takeaway for children is that the Prophet Muhammad (S.A.W) is not only a historical figure but also a timeless role model whose teachings of honesty, kindness, patience, forgiveness, and devotion to Allah remain relevant today. The book nurtures love for the Prophet in young hearts and inspires children to live by the values he taught, making it an invaluable addition to any Muslim household or school.
| Weight | 300 g |
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| Dimensions | 16 × 10 × 8 cm |
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