Every Good Thing
£21
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Every Good Thing
£21
A little day. So many gifts.
A Qur'an-inspired picture book about noticing what was there all along.
Inspired by Surah Ar-Rahman · Ages 3–7 · Hardback edition
Read Every Good Thing
Amira wakes with the warmth of the morning sun on her face.
Before the quiet moon is at her window she will meet a sweet fig, cool water, warm bread and the people who look after her.
Nothing extraordinary happens.
That is rather the point.
With Mama beside her, each small good thing becomes a reason to stop for a moment.
By the end of the day, gratitude has become less about being reminded to say thank you and more about learning to notice how much there was to thank Allah for in the first place.
Inspired by Surah Ar-Rahman, Every Good Thing introduces young children to Allah as Ar-Rahman, the Most Merciful, through a day they can recognise as their own.
Which little gift made your day feel good?
Inside the book
- 24 illustrated story pages
- Inspired by Surah Ar-Rahman
- A gentle introduction to the name Ar-Rahman
- Pronunciation guidance
- A short dua
- One question to wonder about together
- Premium hardback to keep
Ages 3–7 · Hardback · Ships worldwide
Every Good Thing is book one of six. The Abundance Collection brings all six first edition hardbacks together in a slipcase, £84.
Take a look inside
Two spreads from the first edition, just as they are printed. The rest we shall save for bedtime.
Pages 6 and 7 · The fig tree
Amira kicks off her shoes and runs across the lawn to the fig tree, where the figs are ripe and Mama is waiting.
Pages 18 and 19 · Bedtime
By evening Amira has counted more gifts than she can hold. Mama tucks her in and tells her a name for the One who gave them.
All six stories are also sold together, in their own slipcase, as The Abundance Collection, £84
Meet the author
Nada Zameer
Nada Zameer is the author of The Abundance Collection and the co-founder and creative director of Rutab Books London, the family press she runs with her husband. A law graduate from London, she gathers her stories on long walks through St James's Park and Hyde Park, past Buckingham Palace and along the Thames towards Hampton Court, photographing the small details that end up on the page. The robin in her books was first spotted on one of those walks.
Her husband hears every story first. His favourite is Who Makes It Grow?, for its lesson in doing your part and trusting Allah with the rest.
Written, and every scene imagined, by Nada Zameer
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