A Mission of Sadaqa Jariya: Quality Education for All

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


I believe that sharing the beauty of Islam should be accessible to everyone, regardless of their financial circumstances. This philosophy is the heartbeat of my work as an author and educator. While I respect the choice of others to sell their work, I have made it my mission to offer my books for free. To me, this is a form of Sadaqa Jariya—an investment in the future that I hope will weigh heavily in my favor on the Day of Judgment.

Global Reach & Proven Results

"Free" should never be synonymous with "low quality." My resources are meticulously crafted and have been "classroom-tested" with my own students. Seeing their engagement and love for learning inspired me to share these tools with the wider world. To date, I am humbled to see that thousands of educators and parents have accessed these materials, reaching families in:

  • North America: Canada and the USA

  • Asia & Oceania: Malaysia, India, and Australia

I recently had the honor of a sister from Malaysia reaching out to translate my Makkah Seerah book into Malay after discovering it in a community group. Knowing that these words are resonating across borders is the greatest reward I could ask for.

Solving a Need for Educators

My writing began because I noticed a gap in available resources. Many Seerah books were either too academic for young minds or lacked the necessary depth. My Seerah Series was designed to bridge that gap, blending authentic narrative with engaging activities.

To ensure accessibility, I offer several ways to engage with my work:

  • Digital Access: Free PDF links are always available, and those with Scribd or Kindle subscriptions can access them seamlessly.

  • Printing & Distribution: You are welcome to print and distribute my books. I only ask that if you do so, you charge only for the cost of printing.

  • Convenience Copies: For those who prefer a high-quality, physical color copy, I provide them via Amazon at a minimal price.

  • Design for Utility: My 99 Names of Allah series and the Seerah workbooks are available in black-and-white versions to make high-volume reproduction more affordable for schools and large families.

Looking Ahead

I am currently working on two new series that combine five books into unified volumes. These are designed to be versatile—perfect as standalone bedtime stories or as supplemental readers to accompany my ten-book workbook series.

My goal remains simple: 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. Let’s work together to make high-quality Islamic education accessible to every child, everywhere.

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