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It's written for adults: full detail, full emotion, full length. But the stories are alive enough to read aloud to children. Many parents read one story per week after Maghrib on Fridays.
The language is adult but the stories are alive enough that children from age eight or nine will be fully engaged.
Yes. Every story is drawn from established Islamic historical narrations. This is not fiction. These events happened.
These ebooks are produced by a Muslim-owned team based in Singapore. Every story is researched from authentic Islamic sources and written with the care and adab these lives deserve.
No. Digital download only. You'll receive a download link immediately after purchase.
Each main collection ebook is approximately 5-7 hours of reading. The two bonus ebooks are approximately 2-3 hours each. The full bundle is around 25-35 hours total, designed to last a household 6-12 months at one chapter per week.
Yes. Many parents read one story per week after Maghrib. The language is adult but the stories are alive enough that children from age eight or nine will be fully engaged.
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If The Ummah Library does not give your household what we have promised, email us within 30 days and we will refund you in full. We have not yet had to honour this promise for a bundle buyer, but the offer is real.
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Farah Diyana
Ok I caved and bought it last night. Read the Umar chapter at 2am. The part where he describes what Sayyidina Umar said at Hudaybiyyah and then spent the rest of his life regretting it... my chest felt heavy. Like physically heavy. I had to stop and make dua. But subhanAllah after I finished it I felt this rush of wanting to be better.