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A Du‘aa’ for Little Ones
Oh, make me humble,never ever grumble.Please make me
grateful for what I’ve earnedMake me remember, to You I
surrenderAnd to you we shall all be returned.
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Short stories for children 
Children love to have stories, or “fairy tales”, as they may be
called, told to them. It is a good idea for the mother to use
picture books so that the child can see the things that his mother
is telling him about and it will be more real for him.
The mother can teach her child about a certain custom or
behavior through these stories, or she can encourage him to
adhere to some religious practices such as prayer and obedience
to parents.
But it is essential to avoid scary stories that speak of animals and
other things the child is afraid of, such as stories about ghosts or
man-­‐eating lions or a character who snatches little children, so
that the child will not be become scared or anxious.
There follows an example of a story about strong teeth (a gift
from the author to your child):
One day Ahmad was walking home from school and on the way
he bought some sweets and ate them, then he went home and
went straight to his room without brushing his teeth. He fell
asleep and had a strange dream. He saw an evil worm coming
near some weak teeth and attacking them, saying, “What a lovely
piece of candy! Attaaaack!” But the teeth were smart; they
rushed to bring a toothbrush and toothpaste and they washed
away the piece of candy and destroyed the evil worm. The teeth
stood in a row and sang their victory song: “We won, we won, we
killed the evil worm!” Ahmad woke up suddenly from his sleep
and went straight to the bathroom to brush his teeth. The next
morning when he got up, he took a shower and brushed his
teeth, then he stood in front of the mirror combing his hair and
saying, “Ma sha Allah, how beautiful my teeth are. I will never
forget to brush my teeth properly from today.”