I am a believer series - Digital

This series invites children to reflect on themselves and the universe around them. Since the first pillar of faith is knowing the Creator, this series aims to introduce children to some of the attributes of the Almighty Creator through short texts in the form of questions to stimulate their thinking and ultimately realize that the Almighty God is the Omnipotent Creator and that His power exceeds that of humans. Thus, the seeds of faith are sown in their little hearts. This series consists of four stories written in an engaging and easy style that suits the child's mind and soul, with beautiful, clear, colorful, and attractive illustrations that nourish their imagination and stimulate their thinking. Each story is 10 pages long. At the end of each story, you will find a set of suggested activities for the educator to invest the child's time and raise and strengthen their awareness of faith.

Who is he? Story: The heroine of the story, Ghalia, is a little girl contemplating the universe and asking: Who spread out the earth and raised the sky? Who created the sun to illuminate the earth and the moon and stars to illuminate the darkness of the night? Who caused the trees to grow and created the seas and fetuses in their mothers' wombs? Until she finally arrives at the meaning of the name of God, the Creator, the Incomparable. Glory be to Him, my Lord is the best of creators.

The story "Did you know": Ghalia, the heroine of the story, continues her questions: Do you know who gave me a face, created my features, and shaped me in the best image? And bestowed upon me a mind to think with, and senses and organs with which He blessed me? Until she finally reaches the conclusion that He is Allah, my Lord, the Benefactor, Glory be to Him, the Most High. I thank and praise Him.

The story of "Have You Counted": The hero of the story, Talal, a young boy, contemplates nature and wonders: Can any human being count all the people, trees, and mountains? The fish in the seas? The birds in the sky? The raindrops and grains of sand? He finally arrives at the conclusion that he is God Almighty, the counter, who knows their number only and that everything has a measure with Him.

Story: Have you heard? Talal continues his questions: Have you ever tried to hear the sound of blood running through your veins? The sound of ants walking? The sound of a fetus in its mother's womb? The sound of fish in the sea and the movement of the stars and moon in the sky? He finally reaches the conclusion that these sounds cannot be heard by humans, but there is One who can, and He is Allah, the All-Hearing, the All-Knowing, whose hearing encompasses all sounds.