Who is Allah?

A parent would reach for this book when their child begins asking big, abstract questions about the nature of God or when they want to instill a sense of spiritual identity through the beauty of the everyday world. It is a gentle, lyrical guide that introduces the attributes of Allah not through complex theology, but through the tangible wonders of nature: the vastness of the sky, the rhythm of the rain, and the warmth of a family's love. It bridges the gap between a child's curiosity and their blossoming faith. The book centers on themes of gratitude, wonder, and belonging, making it a perfect choice for bedtime reading or quiet reflection. Designed for children ages 3 to 7, it uses rhythmic prose and relatable imagery to explain that while we cannot see Allah, we can see His signs and feel His care everywhere. Parents will appreciate how it fosters a positive, loving connection to Islamic identity while encouraging a deep appreciation for the environment.