Prophet Ibrahim (Peace Be Upon Him) and Fire

Prophet Ibrahim (Peace Be Upon Him) and Fire is a meaningful Islamic children's book that introduces young readers to the faith, courage, and trust in Allah shown by Prophet Ibrahim (Peace Be Upon Him).

From a young age, Prophet Ibrahim (Peace Be Upon Him) questioned the idol worship practiced by the people around him. He could not understand why anyone would worship objects that could neither speak nor hear. His desire to understand his Lord continued to grow as he reflected on the star, the moon, and the sun, realizing that anything that appears and disappears cannot be Allah, the Creator of everything.

One day, while the people were away, Prophet Ibrahim (Peace Be Upon Him) broke the idols in the temple, leaving only the largest one. When the people returned and demanded to know what had happened, he challenged them to think about why they worshipped things that could not speak, move, or understand.

Angered by his words and actions, the people prepared a huge fire and threw Prophet Ibrahim (Peace Be Upon Him) into its blazing flames. But his faith in Allah remained strong. By Allah's command, the fire became cool and safe, and Prophet Ibrahim (Peace Be Upon Him) came to no harm.

Written in clear and child-friendly language, Prophet Ibrahim (Peace Be Upon Him) and Fire introduces children to an important Qur'anic account while teaching them about belief in one Allah, courage in standing for the truth, and complete trust in Allah.

A powerful addition to Islamic home libraries, Qur'an learning, Islamic schools, and faith-based reading for children.