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Begin the story of history with a journey to the very beginning of creation. This first book in our Islamic and World History Curriculum introduces children to Allah as the One who has always existed and who created everything with perfect wisdom and purpose.
Drawing on authentic Islamic sources including the well known work of Imam Ibn Kathir Al Bidayah wan Nihayah children will learn how Allah created the heavens the earth and the signs in nature that help us remember Him. Indeed in the creation of the heavens and the earth are signs for people who remember (Surah Ali Imran 3:190)
Learners will discover the creation of the angels the jinn and the story of Iblees and how arrogance led him away from Allah’s mercy. With each lesson children are taught practical ways to protect themselves from Shaytan and strengthen their connection to their Creator.
The unit explores the creation of man, paving the way for our next book which explores the Prophets and the journey of mankind.
With this ready‑to‑use curriculum, you can simply open and begin, confident you’re covering topics with trustworthy, reliable sources. Download sample pages to see what’s included in each book, including a closer look at Book 2: Prophets of Allah.
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