MashaAllah,
as technology progresses, Muslims are finding creative ways to teach us the essential of our deen. Yufid Inc. has developed a series of apps for Muslim children, all of which have fresh, colorful graphics to appeal to the senses of little ones. Of the series, Hijaiya (Arabic Alphabet) and Kids-Dua are our favorites and both are free!
We spent the last few days introducing ourselves to the Muslims of Medieval Spain. We finished our unit study on the Vikings some time ago so it was nice to get back on track. For our Muslim hero studies, I chose Tariq ibn Ziyad. I made a notebooking page to go along with our first lesson; feel free to download it:
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