Coming Soon to the Dear Muslim Child Tawheed Series

 

A New Journey Into the 99 Names of Allah

Coming soon to the Dear Muslim Child Tawheed Series: A new journey into the 99 Names of Allah.

I believe that the beauty of Islam should be accessible to every child, regardless of financial circumstance. This philosophy is the heartbeat of Learning Keel. While I respect the diverse models within Islamic publishing, I have made it my personal mission to offer the core of my work as Sadaqa Jariya—an ongoing charity and an investment in our children’s future that I hope will weigh heavily in my favor on the Day of Judgment.

Global Reach & Professional Standards

In my thirty years as an educator, I have learned that "free" must never be synonymous with "low quality." Every resource under the Learning Keel umbrella is meticulously crafted, rooted in authentic sources, and "classroom-tested" through my own years of teaching experience.

It is deeply humbling to see these resources cross borders, reaching thousands of educators and parents in:

  • North America: Canada and the USA

  • Asia & Oceania: Malaysia, India, and Australia

Recently, a sister from Malaysia reached out to translate my Makkah Seerah book into Malay. Knowing that these lessons are resonating across languages and cultures is the greatest reward I could receive.

Solving the Gap in Islamic Pedagogy

My journey as an author began when I identified a critical gap in children's literature. Many Seerah books were either too academic for young minds or lacked the depth required for true spiritual connection. I designed my series to bridge that gap, blending authentic narrative with engaging, sensory-based activities.

To ensure every family and school can benefit, I provide multiple tiers of access:

  • Digital Access: Free PDF links remain a cornerstone of my site. For those with Scribd or Kindle subscriptions, you can access my library seamlessly within those platforms.

  • Community Distribution: You are always welcome to print and distribute my books for your community. I only ask that you charge only for the cost of printing, keeping the spirit of the gift intact.

  • Professional Print Copies: For those who prefer a high-quality, physical color copy for their home library, I provide professionally bound editions via Amazon at a minimal price.

  • Utility & Sustainability: My 99 Names of Allah series and Seerah workbooks include black-and-white versions, making high-volume reproduction affordable for schools and large families.

The Road Ahead: Integrated Learning

I am currently developing two new series that consolidate five books into unified volumes. These are designed for maximum versatility—perfect as standalone bedtime stories or as supplemental readers to accompany my ten-book workbook series.

My goal remains steadfast: to provide high-quality Islamic education that is easy to access, easy to share, and easy to love.

Knowledge is a light that grows when shared. I invite you to join me in this mission. Download, print, and share these resources with your local masjids and study groups. Together, let’s make high-quality Islamic education a reality for every child, everywhere.

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