Is It Time Yet? – Islamic Children’s Book on Prayer & Du’a Awareness
Is It Time Yet? – Islamic Children’s Book on Prayer & Du’a Awareness
Publisher:
Alkokab Publications
Author:
Asma Ahmad
Language:
English
Binding:
Soft Cover
Pages: 32
Size: 20x20cm
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Description of islamic Book
Is It Time Yet? is a delightful and meaningful Islamic children’s storybook published by Darussalam International Publications Ltd that introduces young readers to the concept of prayer (salah) and remembering Allah throughout daily life. Through a charming narrative filled with vibrant illustrations and relatable scenarios, children learn about the times of prayer and the joy of stopping to remember Allah at the right moments. The book’s simple and engaging text helps instill the idea of mindfulness, routine worship, and spiritual connection from an early age. This accessible story makes foundational Islamic practices enjoyable and understandable for toddlers, preschoolers, and early readers — a perfect book for homes, Islamic schools, and gift giving.
From Author:
This title is published by Darussalam International Publications Ltd, a widely recognized Islamic publisher known for producing high‑quality educational, devotional, and children’s books rooted in authentic Islamic teachings. Darussalam’s children’s series aim to support early spiritual development through age‑appropriate narratives, illustrations, and learning tools.
Content:
A Heartwarming Ramadan Story for Children
Is It Time Yet? is a charming Islamic children’s story that introduces young readers to the experience of fasting during Ramadan through the innocent and relatable character of Anas.
“Is It Time to Open My Fast?”
Anas is fasting and eagerly waiting for iftaar. He keeps looking at his watch and asking his mother, “Do you think it’s time yet?” But Mummy gently reminds him that it is still morning and encourages him to go and play.
As the day continues, Anas tries his best to stay busy and avoid watching the clock—but waiting for iftaar proves harder than he expected!
Learning About the Spirit of Fasting
Through Anas's experience, children can relate to the excitement, patience, and challenges that come with fasting. The story provides a gentle introduction to important Ramadan values such as:
- Patience and perseverance
- Self-control and discipline
- The experience of fasting
- Waiting patiently for iftaar
- Understanding Ramadan routines
A Story Children Can Relate To
Young readers who have experienced fasting—or are preparing to fast—will easily recognize Anas's curiosity and eagerness. His repeated question, “Is it time yet?”, adds humor and makes the story engaging for children.
Why Children Will Enjoy This Book
- Simple and engaging storytelling
- Features a relatable young Muslim character
- Introduces children to fasting and iftaar
- Encourages patience and self-control
- Ideal for Ramadan reading
- Helps children connect with Islamic traditions
- Suitable for parents, teachers, and Islamic schools
A Meaningful Ramadan Read
Is It Time Yet? is a delightful story that captures a child's excitement while waiting for iftaar and gently highlights the importance of patience during Ramadan. It makes a lovely addition to a child's Islamic bookshelf and a meaningful read during the blessed month of Ramadan.
Page:01
Anas carried on looking at his watch.
After a while he asked,
'Do you think it's time yet?'
'Time for what?' asked Mummy confused.
'Time to open my fast?' said Anas.
Mummy smiled. 'No,' she said. 'It's not time yet.
It's still morning.
Why don't you go and play?'
'Alright,' said Anas.
Page:02
Anas is fasting. He is trying his best
to stay busy and not look at the time, but he just can't help it.
'Is it time yet?' he keeps asking his mum, but she keeps saying, 'No!'
Anas begins to think that iftaar time
will never arrive!
rive!
Publisher
Alkokab Publications
Author
- Asma Ahmad
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Sample Pages - Content
Page:01
Anas carried on looking at his watch.
After a while he asked,
'Do you think it's time yet?'
'Time for what?' asked Mummy confused.
'Time to open my fast?' said Anas.
Mummy smiled. 'No,' she said. 'It's not time yet.
It's still morning.
Why don't you go and play?'
'Alright,' said Anas.
Page:02
Anas is fasting. He is trying his best
to stay busy and not look at the time, but he just can't help it.
'Is it time yet?' he keeps asking his mum, but she keeps saying, 'No!'
Anas begins to think that iftaar time
will never arrive!
rive!
Who is Asma Ahmad?
In Oops I Forgot, Asma Ahmad presents a simple yet meaningful narrative that encourages children to develop awareness, memory, responsibility, and love for Islamic practice. Using a familiar daily scenario — remembering to fast — the story gently reinforces the importance of mindfulness, family reminders, and personal accountability. The book’s vivid illustrations and clear storytelling make essential lessons about fasting and good character accessible and memorable for young minds.