Arab and/or Muslim Children Books for 2013 {Resource}
Marhaba/مرحبا (welcome in Arabic) and all these stunning children books that will be published in 2013 for Arab and/or Muslim kids, to enjoy!
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Also, be sure to visit the educational resource page. The links below will take you to Amazon to purchase the books. They are affiliate links, which I use 100% of to cover the cost of hosting this website. Please support these authors by buying from this list and helping spread the word by sending it to another friends or your school librarian.
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Colours of Islam by Shireen Adams
Gaza Writes Back by Refaat Alareer
Growing Up Muslim by Sumbul Ali Karamal
Apple Tree: Prophet Says Series by Mariam Al Kalby
Deep in the Sahara by Kelly Cunnane
Kids Guide to Arab American History by Yvonne Wakim Dennis
The Garden of My Imaan by Farhana Zia
My Grandfather’s Masbaha by Susan Daniel Fayad
Azzi in Between by Sarah Garland
Arab World Thought of It by Saima S. Hussain
Hind’s Hands: A Story about Autism by Jamila Alqarnain & Karimah Alhark
Yippee! It’s Eid-ul-Adha by Farjana Khan
Sunbolt (The Sunbolt Chronicles) by Intisar Khanani
Lulu and the Very Big Meanies by Mac McGooshie
Teaching Kids The Holy Quran by Mezbauddin Mahtab
Feraj and the Magic Lute: An Arabian Folktale by Ann Malaspina
My 30 Days of Ramadan by Solmaz Parveenm
Silly Monkey by Rhoda Sye
Wahid and His Special Friend by Robyn Saleem-Abdusamad
Night Letter by Meghan Nuttall Sayres
Servant by Fatima Sharafeddine
When Wings Expand by Mehded Maryam Sinclair
Street Cats of Marrakech by Dee S. Tóth-Jones
Little Batul’s Eid Celebration: The Most Pleasant Festival of Sacrifice by Munise Ulker
Nasreddine by Odile Weulersse
Montmorency’s Book of Rhymes by T. J Winter
Arab Adult Reference Books
Corpse Washer by Sinan Antoon
Arabic Stories by Hezi Brosh
Sex and the Citadel by Shereen El-Feki
Compassionate Warrior: Abd el-Kader of Algeria by Elsa Marston Harik
Thomas Jefferson’s Qur’an by Denise Spellberg
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