one hadith one story

one hadith one story

Combining content with stories is a very good way to
convey concepts to children. The author of this book (Mr.
Seyyed Mohammad Mohajerani) has tried to make it more
attractive for children by combining practical hadiths and
informative stories. In such a way that they feel like they
are eating chocolate by reading it!

Text from the book ONE HADITH ONE STORY

The first grade books

We were visiting Uncle Shareef. Uncle
Shareef was a professor in the university
and a good friend of my father.
After eating dinner, we started looking
at the book collection in his library. One
of the top shelves of his library had a lot
of first-grade books.
I asked Uncle Shareef, “Whose books
are these?”
Uncle Shareef gave me an interesting
answer. He said, “These are mine and my
family’s first-grade books.
It reminds us how we started our
journey of learning new things and most
importantly about the teachers who did
a great job in teaching us and guiding us
throughout our school life.
Sometimes we go and visit them and
take presents for them to thank them for
the hard work they did in teaching us.
If it was not their hard work, my
daughter wouldn’t be a doctor, my other
daughter wouldn’t be a teacher, and my
son wouldn’t be a pilot.
So, we always thank them and keep
them in our prayers.”

The Prophet Mohammad (P.B.U.H) said:

Anyone who teaches you, be respectful to him.

• Check out more books