The story of Ayousha
Where is my Lord?
Aisha is confused, searching for God in many places, and asks her mother, "Mama, where is my Lord?" It's a question a child needs an honest and clear answer they can understand. The mother remembers the Bedouin's words when asked, "How did you come to know your Lord?" He replied, "A footprint indicates a journey, and camel dung indicates a camel. So, a sky with constellations, an earth with valleys, and seas with waves—do they not indicate the All-Hearing, the All-Seeing?"
So how did the mother simplify this idea for Ayousha?
Produced by the Arab House for Sciences
Written by: Iman Al-Khatib
Number of pages: 24
Book size: 22×19
Age group: 5 years and older
About the author:
Eman Al-Khatib is a Saudi writer of children’s and young adult stories, and a former professor at King Saud University. She has more than 30 published stories.
It seeks to write texts that are close to the child, in the spirit of interactive books, and encourages reading at home and in the classroom.
See more of Dr. Iman Al-Khatib's works available at Dar Al-Huda Bookstore:
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