The Little Muslim’s Diary Series
The Little Muslim’s Diary is a four-book Islamic collection for children aged 7 and up, featuring 365 short stories in each book - 1,460 stories in total. Through accessible, engaging storytelling, the series explores the Quran and faith, the Prophet’s life, hadith, and daily remembrance and supplication
The stories introduce religious teachings and moral values, helping children connect what they read with everyday situations. Readers explore honesty, compassion, trustworthiness, patience, and gratitude while learning about Prophet Muhammad’s teachings and example (peace be upon him)
Families can choose a daily story on any topic that interests their child, making the collection suitable for bedtime reading, family discussions, or classroom activities. Clear text and colourful illustrations create opportunities to explore each story and discuss its meaning
Which Books Are Included?
365 Days with the Quran and Faith: Introduces meanings from the Quran and foundations of Islamic belief, including belief in Allah, His Messengers, and the Last Day
365 Days with the Prophet’s Life: Explores events from Prophet Muhammad’s life and character, encouraging children to reflect on his example
365 Days with Hadith: Presents hadith-inspired stories about compassion, humility, honesty, and respectful behaviour
365 Days of Remembrance and Supplication: Introduces daily remembrances and supplications, their meanings, and when to use them
What Will Children Learn?
Explore Islamic beliefs and meanings from the Quran
Discover events from the Prophet’s life and examples of his character
Understand lessons drawn from hadith
Learn about daily remembrances and supplications and when to use them
Explore honesty, compassion, trustworthiness, patience, and gratitude
Practise reading comprehension, ask questions, and discuss ideas
What Makes This Series Special?
Four complementary books: Explore a range of Islamic beliefs, teachings, and values
365 stories in each book: Offer varied content for a daily reading routine
Accessible storytelling: Makes religious concepts easier for children to explore
Colourful pages and illustrations: Add interest and help readers follow the stories
Connections with everyday behaviour: Invite reflection on putting values into practice
Flexible reading: Supports independent reading according to the child’s ability or shared reading with adults