Ages 2–4Afw (Forgiveness)
Hafsa and the Tumbling Tower
Crash go the blocks! Hafsa feels hot and cross — until she finds the kind words that make her heart light again…
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Getting things cosy…
Getting things cosy…
Afw (Forgiveness)
Holding onto anger is like carrying a heavy, hot stone in your hands — the longer you hold it, the more it hurts YOU. Forgiving doesn't mean what happened was okay, and it never means keeping quiet: if someone hurts you, always tell a grown-up you trust. Forgiving means you choose to put the stone down. The Prophet Muhammad ﷺ forgave even people who had hurt him badly, and Allah loves those who pardon others. Here's the amazing part: Allah asks in the Quran, 'Would you not like that Allah should forgive you?' So forgive, and hope for His forgiveness too — and your heart will feel light as a feather again.
Ages 2–4Afw (Forgiveness)
Crash go the blocks! Hafsa feels hot and cross — until she finds the kind words that make her heart light again…
Ages 2–4Afw (Forgiveness)
Mikail's big sandcastle is finished — pat, pat, pat! — when his little cousin comes running, and whoops…
Ages 5–8Afw (Forgiveness)
When Tariq trips him by accident at football, Bilal stops speaking to his best friend for a whole month. Then, one Friday…
Ages 5–8Afw (Forgiveness)
One shiny star sticker, one little tug, and Salma's competition picture tears right across the sky…
Ages 9–12True story
Years after his brothers left him in a well, Yusuf عليه السلام stands before them with the food they need. They don't know him. What will he say…
Ages 9–12True story
On the hardest day his people ever gave him, the Prophet ﷺ was offered the power to punish those who had rejected him — what would he choose…