Foulane Family On Umrah Volume 10: Part 1 – Madinah | Islamic Adventure Book for Children

Foulane Volume 10: On Umrah Part 1 – Madinah is an engaging illustrated Islamic children's book that follows the beloved Foulane family as they embark on their first Umrah journey. In this exciting adventure, young readers explore the blessed city of Madinah and learn about its most significant Islamic landmarks, including Al-Masjid An-Nabawi, Quba Mosque, and Mount Uhud. Through captivating storytelling and vibrant illustrations, children discover the historical, spiritual, and educational importance of these sacred places while learning about the virtues of Umrah, love for the Prophet Muhammad ﷺ, and the values of faith and family. Perfect for children aged 5 and above, this book makes learning about Islamic history and pilgrimage both enjoyable and memorable.

Note for parents:

The book "The Foulane Family Prepares to Visit Medina Before Going to Mecca for Their First Umrah" tells the story of the Foulane family's spiritual journey to holy sites in Islam. Young readers will discover historical and religious information about important locations such as the Prophet's Mosque (Al-Nabawi), the Quba Mosque, and Mount Uhud. This illustrated novel combines adventure and learning, highlighting family values and the importance of shared moments together during a meaningful religious experience.

Content:
1. In the Clouds
Gazing out of the airplane window, watching the wings cut through the vast sky and glide past the clouds, is ant incredible experience. Especially for someone like me, who dreams of becoming a pilot one day, insha'Allah!
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As I watched the plane's movements closely, fascinated by every detail, Binti leaned in and whispered, trying to be discreet. She was hatching a plan to use the screens in front of us, even though we weren't allowed to turn them on.
"Listen", she said, lowering her voice. "I've tried everything, but Oummi won't even listen to me anymore. She might agree if you ask her..."
"But I don't want to watch a movie!" I whispered back.
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Just a few steps from the entrance to the mosque's. courtyard, our group decided to split up the women headed to the Bir 'Azq park, while the men chose to go straight to the mosque.
"See you in an hour, insha'Allah!" Abi called out to Oummi as we went our separate ways.
When the groups split up, Soufian gestured for me to come over, pointing to an unusual circle marked the ground.
on
It was made of beige and red tiles in the middle of a black marble square. It looked mysterious, like it was marking something important.
"What do you think this is?" he asked me with a playful smile.
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Content:
1. In the Clouds
Gazing out of the airplane window, watching the wings cut through the vast sky and glide past the clouds, is ant incredible experience. Especially for someone like me, who dreams of becoming a pilot one day, insha'Allah!
8......................
As I watched the plane's movements closely, fascinated by every detail, Binti leaned in and whispered, trying to be discreet. She was hatching a plan to use the screens in front of us, even though we weren't allowed to turn them on.
"Listen", she said, lowering her voice. "I've tried everything, but Oummi won't even listen to me anymore. She might agree if you ask her..."
"But I don't want to watch a movie!" I whispered back.
Page 2:
Just a few steps from the entrance to the mosque's. courtyard, our group decided to split up the women headed to the Bir 'Azq park, while the men chose to go straight to the mosque.
"See you in an hour, insha'Allah!" Abi called out to Oummi as we went our separate ways.
When the groups split up, Soufian gestured for me to come over, pointing to an unusual circle marked the ground.
on
It was made of beige and red tiles in the middle of a black marble square. It looked mysterious, like it was marking something important.
"What do you think this is?" he asked me with a playful smile.
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