Narratives from the Quran and Sunnah
Accessible narratives that introduce their faith, trials and lessons to children and families.
Religious narratives draw from the Quran, authentic Sunnah and the references displayed on each story page.
Each group leads to detailed stories, their text, sources and comprehension questions.
Islamic Stories
When the Prophet ﷺ began to call people to worship Allah alone, several people quickly believed in him. Khadîja رضي الله عنها supported and reassured him. Abû Bakr رضي الله عنه accepted Islam and invited other men to follow him. The young ‘Alî رضي الله عنه and Zayd Ibn Hâritha رضي الله عنه were also among the first believers.
Islamic Stories
Chained, betrayed, then sold as a slave, Salman never gave up his quest. A single goal kept him going: to find the Prophet announced by his master.
Islamic Stories
During a truce between the Muslims and Quraysh, Abu Sufyan travels to Sham for trade. But he and his companions are suddenly brought before Heraclius, the mighty emperor of the Byzantines.
Islamic Stories
The Battle of Uhud had barely come to an end. The Muslims had suffered heavy losses. Many were wounded. Some still bore on their bodies the marks of the previous day's fighting.
Begin with the narrative before adding too many explanations. Characters, choices and trials give children concrete ways to understand patience, trust in Allah and the search for truth.
Separate what comes from the sources from narrative adaptation. Muslim Guard displays available references on story pages so parents can continue their reading.
One question is often enough afterwards: what did the prophet do in this trial, and what can we learn from it today?
The collection currently includes narratives around Musa, Sulayman, Ibrahim, Ismail and Prophet Muhammad ﷺ. It will grow with future published stories.
Yes. Religious story pages display the references used when available.
The language is designed for families and children, but anyone interested in these narratives can read them.
