Cold Corners – Ahmad Family Comic
Are you feeling cold this winter? Try standing in the corner! Read this comic to find out why!
Are you feeling cold this winter? Try standing in the corner! Read this comic to find out why!
Do your children have some bad manners? Then take a look in the mirror! They might be picking up those habits from you!
It’s election time again in the USA! Many Muslims are backing the politicians they feel are mostly friendly to Muslims. But, be VERY careful! Politics (these days) is all about getting votes. This comic is all about this issue!
Not sure why your business is not doing so well? The answer could be more obvious than you think!! Enjoy this Ahmad Family Islamic Comic!
When we slaughter on ‘Eid ul Adha, it is symbolic of the sacrifice of Ibrahim (AS) who submitted himself to Allah whenever he was commanded to do so. We should try and imitate the same submission in our own lives. Let us sacrifice, not just slaughter!
Abdullah has been gaining weight again. So, Fatimah forces him to eat rice cakes. Abdullah, protests initially but just a few days later he wants more! Why? Read on and find out…
As Muslims we should keep away from anything indecent and vulgar. This is very difficult in this day and age, especially when it comes to movies. In this comic Waleed wants to find some decent movie to watch with his family!
Dhul Hijjah is the 12th month of the Hijri calendar! In this month, many Muslims from around the world go for Hajj, the pilgrimage. On the 10th of Dhul Hijjah is the celebration of ‘Eid ul Adha, when Muslims across the world sacrifice an animal to remember the great sacrifice of Prophet Ibrahim (AS). Here’s a nice coloring page to help you remember the month of Dhul Hijjah!
There is no racism in Islam! However, as the saying goes: Islam is perfect, but Muslims are not. Many Muslims may pray and fast, but they do not follow many of the other important teachings of Islam in their daily lives. We can see this in the way Muslims treat new reverts to Islam. May Allah guide us all
Here’s an illustration by my daughter Huda (15 years) of a downright scary swordsman!