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In the heartwarming tale of "Allah made you beautiful" two sisters find themselves on a journey of self-discovery and acceptance amidst the joyous celebration of Eid. As they try on their beautiful dresses, Sara's heart sinks as she once again confronts the stark difference between her complexion and that of her beloved sister, Zoya.
Faced with the echoes of well-meaning but hurtful comments from relatives and family friends, Sara's heart is heavy with sadness and anger. The longing to be a bit lighter, a bit more like her sister, weighs heavily on her young mind. But in a tender moment of vulnerability, she bravely turns to her mother with a question that echoes the fears of many children like her: "Will I turn fair as I grow older?"
Guided by her wise and loving mother, Sara embarks on a profound journey of understanding the wisdom of Allah in creating each human being uniquely. Through gentle reassurance and heartfelt guidance, Sara learns that her worth is not defined by the shade of her skin, but by the beauty of her heart and soul.
With the loving support of her family and the embrace of her faith, Sara discovers the true essence of self-acceptance and the profound wisdom of Allah's divine plan.
Through vibrant illustrations and heartfelt storytelling, this enchanting book will inspire young readers to embrace their unique colors and cherish the divine beauty within every one of us.
Syeda atika yahya
Syeda Atika Yahya is a Muslim content writer and blogger who fearlessly embraces the joys of motherhood while challenging societal stereotypes. Her writing journey began with tender memories of her children, gradually evolving into thought-provoking articles that courageously question prevailing prejudices. Influenced by her traditional Muslim upbringing, Atika deeply values the importance of community and family bonds.
Now, self-publishing her inaugural Islamic children's book, Atika ardently believes it will ignite a sense of wonder and gratitude in its young readers. Her vision extends beyond this initial endeavor; she dreams of creating more literary works that inspire children to explore, learn, and ultimately, grow into compassionate and empathetic adults.
