Ayat Jamilah: Beautiful Signs

A Treasury of Islamic Wisdom for Children and Parents

Häftad, Engelska, 2010

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A rich and vibrant collection of stories that will be treasured by all who wish to broaden their understanding of Islamic tales and traditions. Winner of the 2004 Aesop Prize, Ayat Jamilah: Beautiful Signs draws from the core of Islamic spirituality and ethics, the Qur’an and the hadiths, and also from a rich history of mystical verse, folk tales and figures of the Islamic narrative. Ayat Jamilah gathers traditional stories from the farthest reaches of the Muslim world, which stretches from Morocco in the west to Indonesia in the east, and from China in the north to Tanzania in the south. This singular anthology, with its thorough explanatory notes, will be invaluable to anyone wishing to understand, or to teach, geography, world history, or world religions. It will also be treasured by Muslim families and by all parents committed to broadening the lives and values of their children and themselves.

Produktinformation

Utgivningsdatum2010-07-15
Mått228 x 190 x 15 mm
Vikt569 g
FormatHäftad
SpråkEngelska
SerieThis Little Light of Mine
Antal sidor212
FörlagSkinner House Books
IllustratörValerie Wahl
ISBN9781558965690

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Sarah Conover has written six books on world wisdom traditions and the spiritual education of families. Her interests lie in building bridges of understanding between people of differing world cultures and wisdom traditions. As a former high-school teacher, she strived to bring multicultural perspectives to her students by collaborating with other educators worldwide. She was the recipient of two U.S. State Department grants that brought U.S. teachers to the Middle East to initiate classroom collaborations between students in the two regions. Sarah lives in Spokane, Washington, where she teaches creative writing and Buddhist meditation.Freda Crane is an educator who has worked to develop Islamic curriculum on three continents. She received an MA in curriculum from the University of California, Berkeley, and an EdD from the University of Cincinnati. A practicing Muslim for over thirty years, Dr. Crane has developed instructional methods and curriculum for Muslim students in the United States, Saudi Arabia, South Africa, and Malaysia. For several years she was children's book editor for American Trust Publications, an Islamic publishing house, and she has long been active in the Islamic Society of North America. Dr. Crane lives in Cincinnati, Ohio, with her family. Valerie Wahl is a graduate of Washington State University where she studied Fine Art. She is the illustrator of Kindness: A Treasury of Buddhist Wisdom for Children and Parents and Ayat Jamilah: Beautiful Signs: A Treasury of Islamic Wisdom for Children and Parents.

PrefaceTo the ReaderThe Honorable Joha, Mulla Nasruddin Hodja and the Famous Donkey StoryThe Bandage: A True Story of Rabiah Al Adawiya of BasraThe Brothers: A Hausa Tale from West AfricaIt’s Not the Sun: From the Qur’anManifold Increase: A True Story of Uthman ibn AffanThe Honorable Joha, Mulla Nasruddin Hodja and the Tricky CaseThe Wise Sailimai: A Tale from ChinaAll in the Family: A Tale from PakistanWhat if? A Tale from IranThe Honorable Joha, Mulla Nasruddin Hodja and the Pumpkin TreeWords to Live by: A Tale from IranHajar and Ismael: from HadithThe Castle in Cordoba: A True Story of King HakimThe Honorable Joha, Mulla Nasruddin Hodja, Affanti and the Donkey’s TailTrue Inheritance: A Tale from IraqA Tent for the Emperor: A Tale from TurkeyThe Parrot and the Grocer: A Tale from IranThe Head and the Lute: A True Story of Bayazid BustamiThe Clever Kantchil: A Tale from IndonesiaThe Best Investment: A True Story of Rabia ar RayThe Price of a Secret: A Tale from AzerbaijanThe Honorable Joha, Mulla Nasruddin Hodja Feeds His CoatKnow Yourself: A Tale from the Middle EastInfant Jesus: From the Qur’anWhat the Birds Know: A Tale from IranThe Water Pot and the Thief: A True Story of Rabiah Al Adawiya of BasraThe Storm: A Tale from IranTrustworthy Traveler: A True Story of Abdul Qadir JilaniThe First Supporter: A True Story of Khadija bint Khuwailid from HadithIt Is So: a Tale from MaliGate of Knowledge: a True Story of Ali ibn Abu TalibThe Best Witness: from HadithThe Honorable Joha, Mulla Nasruddin Hodja and the JudgeThe Web and the Dove: from HadithTrue Worth: a Tale from SyriaWhose Crown? A Tale from the Middle EastZah! A Tale from IranThe Hidden Teacher: A Story of Malik DinarThe Honorable Joha, Mulla Nasruddin Hodja, Goha Gives ThanksNotes and SourcesSources of Quotes and SayingsStory Sources