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Hena Khan
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Hena Khan

4 Books
Hena Khan is an award-winning author known for her engaging children's books that often explore themes of identity, culture, and family, particularly within Muslim communities. Her work aims to provide diverse representation and foster understanding. Among her celebrated titles is the picture book "Under My Hijab," which beautifully showcases the various styles and reasons women choose to wear the hijab.

The Story of the World's Oldest Library

By Hena Khan Pictures by Nabila Adani
Step through the doors of Al-Qarawiyyin, the oldest operating library in the world! Founded by a visionary Muslim woman in the year 859, this historic marvel in Fez, Morocco, has welcomed scholars and curious minds for centuries. Discover special reading rooms where people of all ages gathered to debate ideas and explore the world. Deep inside, you will find a magnificent collection of books holding knowledge far more valuable than any jewels. Open its doors and unlock a true story of adventure, history, and the magical treasures that only a library can share.
6-8 Years 9-12 Years 40 Pages
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Discover the beauty of counting while exploring rich cultural traditions. From a single glowing sun to an endless sky of stars, this gentle journey introduces basic numbers alongside meaningful symbols of the Muslim world. You will count vibrant items on every page, guided by satisfying rhyming text that makes practicing numbers a joyful experience. It is a wonderful way to learn counting while reflecting on daily blessings and exploring beautiful illustrations. Perfect for young readers, this visual feast builds early math skills while celebrating a vibrant heritage.
6-8 Years 32 Pages
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A Muslim Holiday Story

By Hena Khan Pictures by Julie Paschkis
Follow seven year old Yasmeen as she eagerly watches the night sky for the crescent moon that marks the beginning of Ramadan. Throughout the holy month, she shares special meals, joyful moments, and meaningful traditions with her family and community. As the month draws to a close, Yasmeen anticipates the Night of the Moon, a festive celebration leading up to the grand holiday of Eid. Filled with lush illustrations inspired by classical Islamic art, this gentle story provides a beautiful window into modern Muslim customs while celebrating the timeless roots of these deeply cherished holidays.
6-8 Years 9-12 Years 36 Pages
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Zain leaps out of bed feeling like a superhero, completely ready to defend the planet from alien invaders! But his dad has a different kind of mission in mind for this special Friday. Together, they head to the local mosque so Zain can experience his very first jumu'ah prayers. Staying focused is tough when your imagination keeps turning ordinary moments into supersized distractions. With his dad's gentle guidance, Zain must learn how to channel his energetic impulses and embrace the peaceful rituals of Islam. Will he discover that community and tradition are their own kind of superpower?
6-8 Years 32 Pages
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