This inspiring children’s book tells the true story of Sister Clara Mohammed, a courageous mother who began a quiet revolution in the 1930s by choosing to educate her children at home when public schools denied them dignity. That decision sparked a nationwide movement and laid the foundation for the first Islamic school system in North America. Told through the lens of The Mohammed Schools of Atlanta, this story by lifelong educator Safiyyah Shahid is a delight for young readers.

Mayleen from Alogogreen is a heartwarming story about a young girl who doesn't realize that her words and actions are hurting the children around her. She wants to play, but instead of making friends, she pushes others away with unkind behavior.

Everything begins to change after a loving conversation with her grandfather helps her understand the true meaning of kindness, respect, and friendship. Mayleen learns to share, cooperate, and care for others, she discovers how to be a good friend.

One Creator, Many Names teaches that the most important thing is not the name we use, but the intention to call on the Divine, honor creation, and care for one another. It’s an interfaith reminder for children—and adults—to celebrate both the differences and the shared truths that unite humanity.

Alim and the Falling Leaf is a tender story in which Alim learns that sadness and grief are natural, that life and death are gifts from The Creator, and that prayer can turn tears into love and strength. Gentle, poetic, and full of warmth, this story helps children understand the cycle of life, cope with loss, and find comfort in faith.

It Runs in Our Blood is an inspiring story about embracing self-control, honoring one’s roots, and finding power in kindness. Perfect for teaching children the importance of representing their family with dignity and courage, this tale will leave readers of all ages empowered and uplifted.

Dhasha and Grandma's Backyard Medicine is a heartwarming story that celebrates the sacred bond between generations, the beauty of traditional herbal knowledge, and the magic of wild plants that grow right where they're needed. Young Dhasha joins her grandmother for a healing walk through their backyard-a garden full of gifts from the Earth. As they gather herbs for family members who aren't feeling well, Grandma teaches Dhasha how to listen to the land and recognize healing plants.

Written by Alaiah and Malliyah Sabir—ages 5 and 6—this joyful picture book blends imagination and science as the girls explore the seasons, discover the animals who love oak trees, and celebrate the wonders found right on their school grounds.
Come learn, giggle, and grow along with them!

This beautifully told story takes young readers on a journey alongside Prophet Musa (peace be upon him) as he searches for a mysterious wise man named Khidr. With the help of his young student, a fish that jumps away, and lessons full of wonder, Musa learns that true wisdom comes from Allah, the All-Knowing.
Written by Marcus Sabir III (M3) when he was just 9 years old, and edited and co-written with updates by his grandmother, Qur'an Shakir, this book brings to life a powerful story from the Qu

I Am Sacred Like the Moon by Qur’an Shakir is a heartwarming and educational story about a young girl attending a special community event—a Period Party. Through engaging conversations, activities, and heartfelt moments, she learns about the menstrual cycle, the phases of the moon, and how they mirror the changes in her own body. Surrounded by supportive women, the little girl discovers the wisdom of her foremothers and begins to see her body as a Divine creation, worthy of care and respect.