The Story of Prophet Ibrahim 3/6 years - MuslimKid Editions
Discover a selection of captivating illustrations, accompanied by a simplified story. This book has been specially edited to facilitate the autonomy and learning of children. A 68-page book with a hardcover that tells the fabulous story of our Prophet Ibrahim.
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In a distant era in Mesopotamia, and more specifically in the city of Babylon, men were known to be experts in astrology. One day, magi came to see King Nemrod and predicted the birth of a child who would preach a new religion. Upon hearing this, the king immediately ordered all the little boys born that year to be executed. When Ibrahim's father learned of this decision, he decided to distance his wife from the city while she was pregnant with Ibrahim.
When Ibrahim was born, he returned to the city with his mother. His father, known as Azer, was a renowned sculptor who made idols out of stone and wood. At that time, people worshiped statues, planets, stars, the sun, the moon, and many other deities. As a child, Ibrahim often watched his father make the statues. One day, he asked him what he was doing. His father told him that he was shaping statues of gods. He was surprised by his father's answer and immediately rejected this idea.
Height: 18 cm
Width: 17 cm
Number of pages: 68 pages
Author: Muslimkid Edition
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The Story of Prophet Ibrahim 3/6 years - MuslimKid Editions
The Story of Prophet Ibrahim 3/6 years - MuslimKid Editions
In a distant era in Mesopotamia, and more specifically in the city of Babylon, men were known to be experts in astrology. One day, magi came to see King Nemrod and predicted the birth of a child who would preach a new religion. Upon hearing this, the king immediately ordered all the little boys born that year to be executed. When Ibrahim's father learned of this decision, he decided to distance his wife from the city while she was pregnant with Ibrahim.
When Ibrahim was born, he returned to the city with his mother. His father, known as Azer, was a renowned sculptor who made idols out of stone and wood. At that time, people worshiped statues, planets, stars, the sun, the moon, and many other deities. As a child, Ibrahim often watched his father make the statues. One day, he asked him what he was doing. His father told him that he was shaping statues of gods. He was surprised by his father's answer and immediately rejected this idea.
Height: 18 cm
Width: 17 cm
Number of pages: 68 pages
Author: Muslimkid Edition
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