One To Ten Islamic Coloring Book by Amal Saad — The Islamic Book Cafe
One To Ten Coloring Book A Unique Coloring Book By Amal Saad
Flowers of Jannah

One To Ten Coloring Book A Unique Coloring Book By Amal Saad

One Allah, two testimonies, five prayers — counting, made Islamic.

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One To Ten Islamic Coloring Book by Amal Saad — The Islamic Book Cafe

One To Ten Coloring Book A Unique Coloring Book By Amal Saad

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About This Book

A coloring book featuring numbers one to ten in an Islamic context — teaching young Muslim children to count while connecting each number to elements of their faith (1 Allah, 2 shahadatayn, 5 prayers, etc.). An engaging, creative way to combine numeracy with Islamic knowledge.

By Amal Saad, who also designed it. 16 pages, paperback.

Best for: Ages 3–7. Published by Flowers of Jannah.

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Its natural companion is Amna Masood's How Do I Count In Arabic, which teaches the same numbers in Arabic with trace-and-learn pages. For colouring and activities beyond numbers, see My 1st Arabic Alphabet Coloring Book. Browse our full range of Islamic books for children and young adults.

Book details

Author
Amal Saad
Publisher
Flowers of Jannah
Categories
Children & Young Adult
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