Zainab Shotande 🦋🕊️

As Salam Alaykum waramatullah wabarakatuh, Hello, beautiful families! It’s been a little while since we last showed up here, and we’ve truly missed connecting with you! At Islamic Tales for Kids, our mission remains the same: to make Islamic learning fun, meaningful, engaging, and memorable for children while creating opportunities for adults to learn and grow in their deen too. Here’s a little reminder of what we do: Toddler’s Club – Introducing our little ones to the beauty of Islam through fun and engaging activities. Kids Club – Nurturing young Muslims through Qur’an, Hadith, Arabic, stories, poems, Akhlaq and more. Book Club – Making learning interactive through reading, creativity, storytelling and Islamic activities. Teens Club – Helping teenagers strengthen their Islamic knowledge, character and confidence. Adult Islamic Classes – Providing opportunities for adults to learn, reconnect with their faith and grow in Islamic knowledge. OUR CLASSES ARE ONGOING, AND REGISTRATION IS STILL OPEN! If you’ve been looking for a supportive, engaging and faith-centred learning environment for yourself or your child, we would love to welcome you to our community, In shaa Allah. Send us a DM today to enquire about our classes and registration. Thank you for being part of our journey. We’re happy to be connecting with you again! Islamic Tales for Kids Fun. Faith. Family. Where Islamic learning meets fun, kindness and creativity.

I just finished a one-on-one session with Nadia, and today we learnt about Wudu (ablution) , why we perform it and the parts of the body that need to be washed. At the end of the lesson, I asked her to list the parts we had just learnt. My girl confidently added “the armpit.” So I asked her, “Nadia, why do you think we wash the armpit during Wudu?” She said, “Because i figured it could be dirty! Apparently, she had connected everything I had taught her. We need to be clean before Salah because Salah is a way of communicating with and worshipping our Creator, and Allah loves cleanliness. So in her little five year old mind, the armpit had officially made the Wudu list. I just stared at her because I was trying so hard not to laugh. Then she looked at my face and said, “Why does your face look like you’re about to laugh but you’re holding it back?” Omoooo, I laughed! I love teaching children because sometimes they don’t just repeat what you teach them , they think, connect the dots and come up with their own conclusions. And honestly, her reasoning was too cute. We resume TOMORROW!!

Set your alarms for tomorrow Because we are going live !!!! Congratulations Hayaati ❤️ Many more to come😎