I Wonder About Allah – Learning Through Stories – Audio Story
Masallarla Akaid4 minages 3-8
It teaches that Allah alone has the power to create, and that everything in the universe comes to be by His command.
What the tale is about
A handful of soil cannot become a flower, an egg cannot become a bird, and clouds do not make rain simply because people tell them to. Their words have no power over nature because they are not its owners. Using the example of an army obeying its commander, the story helps children look at the universe with wonder. When Allah says “Be,” a seed opens, a tiny sprout pushes through the earth into the light, and grows into a tree with branches and fruit. The story celebrates Allah’s limitless power, greatness, mercy, and the blessing of knowing Him.
What this tale teaches
It teaches that Allah alone has the power to create, and that everything in the universe comes to be by His command.
Characters
AllahChildArmy commander
Questions to ask your child afterwards
- Why does soil not become a flower when people tell it to?
- What happens to the seed when Allah says “Be”?
- Whose commands does the army obey?
Listen to I Wonder About Allah – Learning Through Stories – Audio Story ad-free in the Masaldan Erdeme app, download it for offline bedtimes and follow along with the karaoke text.