Al-Isra wal-Mi'raj, the night journey and ascension recounted in Islamic tradition, is retold here for children in plain language and with full-colour illustration.
Saniyasnain Khan follows the account as it is preserved in Islamic sources, moving from Makkah to Jerusalem and then to the heavens, and keeps the telling gentle enough for family reading aloud. The emphasis falls on the themes traditionally drawn from the episode, among them trust, patience and the place of prayer, presented without commentary beyond what the tradition itself records.
Features of this copy:
• A children's account of an episode central to Islamic tradition
• Illustrated pages that carry the narrative for pre-readers listening along
• Vocabulary pitched at primary-age children rather than older students
• Respectful, source-led tone suitable for home, school or madrasa use
Intended for Muslim families, Islamic studies teachers and anyone introducing children to the life of the Prophet; published by Goodword and available at Boipoka.