Call to Prayer: The Story of Bilal
Call to Prayer: The Story of Bilal
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by Edoardo Albert
In this charming and insightful tale, a young and inquisitive boy Saeed befriends Bilal, the first Muezzin of Islam, who retells the story of his days with the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) and how Bilal became the first man to make the call to prayer in Islam. Beautifully illustrated in full colour.
Format: hardcover, 26 pages
Recommended ages: +7 years
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Tears will fill your eyes as this heart touching story brings to life the story of an unlikely friendship and an everlasting love.
After reading this book, everytime you hear the athaan, you will be reminded of the first Muath-thin of Islaam.
The style of writing is engaging and detailed with lovely illustrations.
Tears will fill your eyes as this heart touching story brings to life the story of an unlikely friendship and an everlasting love.
After reading this book, everytime you hear the athaan, you will be reminded of the first Muath-thin of Islaam.
The style of writing is engaging and detailed with lovely illustrations.
This book is written from the perspective of a child asking Hazrat Bilal r.a., who in this story is an old man, about his life.
The book is suggests that it’s for kids ages 7 and up. It is beautifully written and whilst a younger child will be able to understand it, an older child would appreciate it more than a preschooler. My 7 year old loved it and I enjoyed reading it too. If anyone is looking for books on the sahabahs for their kids, then I would definitely recommend this. It covers what he went through when he first became a Muslim, how the azaan came to be the call to prayer, his marriage, and so much more-all through his conversation with a young boy.
This book is written from the perspective of a child asking Hazrat Bilal r.a., who in this story is an old man, about his life.
The book is suggests that it’s for kids ages 7 and up. It is beautifully written and whilst a younger child will be able to understand it, an older child would appreciate it more than a preschooler. My 7 year old loved it and I enjoyed reading it too. If anyone is looking for books on the sahabahs for their kids, then I would definitely recommend this. It covers what he went through when he first became a Muslim, how the azaan came to be the call to prayer, his marriage, and so much more-all through his conversation with a young boy.
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Tears will fill your eyes as this heart touching story brings to life the story of an unlikely friendship and an everlasting love.
After reading this book, everytime you hear the athaan, you will be reminded of the first Muath-thin of Islaam.
The style of writing is engaging and detailed with lovely illustrations.
Tears will fill your eyes as this heart touching story brings to life the story of an unlikely friendship and an everlasting love.
After reading this book, everytime you hear the athaan, you will be reminded of the first Muath-thin of Islaam.
The style of writing is engaging and detailed with lovely illustrations.
This book is written from the perspective of a child asking Hazrat Bilal r.a., who in this story is an old man, about his life.
The book is suggests that it’s for kids ages 7 and up. It is beautifully written and whilst a younger child will be able to understand it, an older child would appreciate it more than a preschooler. My 7 year old loved it and I enjoyed reading it too. If anyone is looking for books on the sahabahs for their kids, then I would definitely recommend this. It covers what he went through when he first became a Muslim, how the azaan came to be the call to prayer, his marriage, and so much more-all through his conversation with a young boy.
This book is written from the perspective of a child asking Hazrat Bilal r.a., who in this story is an old man, about his life.
The book is suggests that it’s for kids ages 7 and up. It is beautifully written and whilst a younger child will be able to understand it, an older child would appreciate it more than a preschooler. My 7 year old loved it and I enjoyed reading it too. If anyone is looking for books on the sahabahs for their kids, then I would definitely recommend this. It covers what he went through when he first became a Muslim, how the azaan came to be the call to prayer, his marriage, and so much more-all through his conversation with a young boy.