"Men in Captivity" by Sami Ayoub offers a powerful glimpse into early Islamic history through the lens of heroism and brotherhood. This 40-page children's storybook unfolds the narrative of Muslim mujahidin who were taken captive in the seventh-century Hijra, and their consequent liberation led by a committed Sultan. The book illuminates the spirit of sacrifice and dedication that the early Muslims held towards their cause and each other, including the remarkable story of a nine-year-old who stood ready to lay down his life for the cause of Allah.
Author Bio:
Sami Ayoub is known for sketching compelling narratives that touch on significant episodes from Islamic history. In "Men in Captivity," Ayoub manages to make the past resonate with the present through accessible language aimed at young readers. His storytelling not only educates but also fosters a strong connection to Islamic values and traditions, making them come alive within the minds and hearts of young Muslims today.
Main Features:
- Engaging storytelling tailored to captivate young adults and children.
- Highlights a significant historical event with impactful moral lessons.
- Softcover edition with 40 pages, perfectly sized for easy reading at 12x17 cm.
- Utilizes a simple language style, enriching for English readers of all levels.
- Designed to spark a deep sense of Islamic history and valor in a young audience.
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