Amerah Hashimi | Inspired By True Stories - Once Upon A Crescent | 10 Islamic Muslim Kids Story

Once Upon a Crescent by Amerah Hashimi is a beautifully illustrated collection of 10 heartwarming Islamic stories created especially for Muslim children. Inspired by the popular Once Upon a Crescent: Muslim Kids Podcast, these stories explore everyday childhood experiences, family moments, worries, choices, and challenges through relatable Muslim characters.

Children will meet characters such as Sofia, Adam, Musa, and Yusra as they experience situations involving starting school, learning about hijab, prayer rugs, friendships, family life, and everyday moral choices. Each story naturally introduces important Islamic values such as faith, kindness, honesty, responsibility, family, and making good decisions.

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• Amerah Hashimi

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Content:
"Well, I'm not strange. I don't think anyone even knows I'm Muslim in my class. Baba, I kind of don't want to be seen as strange," Adam replied.
"Hey, I used to say the same thing when I was your age," Baba said with a smile, "but when I was a kid, I had to face being the weird one in my class. I was the one who didn't eat pepperoni pizza. All the other kids loved pepperoni, and I just had to let them know that my family doesn't eat pork. Can you imagine that? Eating cheese pizza was odd, and eating pepperoni pizza was normal when I was a kid going to school," Baba reminisced.
IS IT ODD TO eat cheese Pizza? OR is iT YUMMY?"
Adam was really surprised. In his school, kids brought different kinds of food from home. Some brought rice and meat, some brought wraps and shawarmas, and some brought noodles.