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Karim and Hanan, five-year-old twin brothers 👦👧,

They are exploring their simplified Arabic language 📝✨.

In each book in the series, they learn new phrases and rich vocabulary 📚💛,

With lots of fun and games 🎉🧩.

✨ Education First – Numbers 🔢

🖼️ With bright pictures and matching pieces, this set helps your child develop number, word, and color recognition and fine motor skills

🤝 Harmony between the eye and the hand

🔤 First words

⭐ First Skills

✨ Part of the "Educational and Moral Values" series – The Generous One 🤲

📖 The story discusses the quality of "generosity" as one of the qualities of the Prophet ﷺ,

🎯 With the aim of instilling moral education in children and how to apply this value in their daily lives.

💬 The story begins with a dialogue between characters, and concludes with an account of the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him).

👧👦 Suitable for children aged 5 to 7 years

✨ All about friendship 🤝

📚 A book designed for children, aimed at answering questions about making friends and their importance.

📝 The book covers the following topics:

💛 The reason we need friends

🌟 How to make new friends

👍 Qualities of a good friend

🎨 Activities that friends can do together

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It's the strangest night ever on Earth! Where did the moon go?
She is Wens, the one with the strange ideas and illogical solutions!
With a fishing rod, you catch the moon and bring it back again in one jump!
Suddenly, the moon's light disappeared as it descended to Earth, and it no longer had the brilliance of the sky.
Wens is searching and trying to find a new friend. Will she find her companion on the moon?
Read the story of Wens and the moon, and meet Baba from Wens' favorite camping team.
The story of “Wons” takes place inside your child and his world full of imagination, creativity and questions.
The child discovers that what he is looking for actually exists, not in space or underground, but sitting next to him in the same house.
The task now is not to find companionship, but to know how to activate it.
Enjoy reading “Wons” with dreamy illustrations that blend reality and imagination, and a text from the writer who scored the goal from “One Time,” and we ate watermelon with her in “The Kingdom of the Watermelons,” and she made sleep delicious with falafel in “Simple.”

When some noise prevents us from hearing what we love, we get annoyed and upset, but have you ever imagined the difficulties that a deaf person goes through?
In our story, the deaf heroine faces this problem, thinks of a solution, and introduces us to sign language, lip reading, and the hearing aid.
Will the heroine overcome her problem?!
Will her friends cooperate with her, I wonder?!
Let us read and listen to the voices of this story.

We all wear glasses for a reason… some of us need them, and some of us love to stand out! What a comforting statement for a child who has begun to feel different from their family and friends! The story of "Crystal" is exactly what every parent needs to support their children in their first steps into the world of glasses, a new world that may seem strange at first, but quickly becomes familiar and enjoyable. Looking out of a window is not the same as looking through colored lenses surrounded by shiny frames… Every child has their own unique journey with glasses, and this journey requires support, patience, and love. "Crystal" is not just a story; it's a world full of glasses and illustrated tales about them. Through captivating pictures and simple verses, the child learns about different types of glasses and who wears them, and understands that wearing glasses doesn't make them alone, but rather part of a wider community that sees the world clearly through bright lenses. In this magical glasses shop, the child chooses their frames after visiting an eye doctor, learns how to adjust the lenses precisely, and sees how this small piece becomes their own window to seeing. Things are clearer and more beautiful. In a clever and engaging touch, the story takes us, through a virtual reality headset—which children are already familiar with—to the past, where we meet the great Arab scientist Ibn al-Haytham, the inventor of eyeglasses. We connect science and imagination, past and present. "Crystal" is an immersive visual story that makes children love their new headsets, instills feelings of pride and belonging, and reassures them that they are not alone… but rather part of a vast world where everyone sees the world through their own unique lens.

In this story we read about children who discovered the difference among people with special needs, and who were subjected to stares from others in society because they were different.

He handles emotions carefully and reminds us that every child is unique and one of a kind…

It reminds us of the words of a child who says to those who stare too long...