Also known as Habbatus Sauda (Arabic) and Kalonji (Urdu), Black Seed has long been celebrated as a “miraculous herb” for its remarkable healing properties. The plant grows up to 24 inches tall and blooms with delicate white flowers, producing the small, deep black seeds valued for their powerful benefits. For centuries, Black Seed Oil has been cherished across Asia, Africa, and the Middle East for its ability to promote overall wellness and strengthen the body’s natural defenses. Traditionally, it has been used to support: Respiratory and digestive health Liver and kidney function Circulatory and immune system balance General vitality and wellbeing Al Khair’s Black Seed Oil is cold-pressed from premium, unroasted seeds to preserve its natural potency. It is 100% pure, free from additives or preservatives, and retains all the therapeutic properties of this ancient remedy.

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An Nasihah Publications presents this long awaited, fun, and engaging Islamic Curriculum. Spanning across 8 years, these books have been designed specifically for the young Muslims of today.Learning has been made easy and enjoyable through an all-in-one coursebook with colourful illustrations and inspiring stories whilst maintaining a child friendly approach to create a better understanding. Important topics have been selected from the subjects of Islamic Jurisprudence, the life and Sayings of our beloved Messenger Muhammad sallallahu alayhi wa sallam, historical anecdotes, essential beliefs, mannerisms and social etiquettes all relevant to the age and need of the child.Corresponding workbooks with differentiated activities which consolidate the pupil's learning. Involving them by setting tasks using the blooms taxonomy, a proven method of assessing and measuring a child's progress and attainment..In addition to this a unique Surah and dua book for the child to memorise and revise with ease.Fully referenced from authentic sources and verified by senior scholars. The first part of the Islamic Curriculum series. Key topics of this part include; important facts on the five pillars of Islam, introduction to taharah, ahadith on helping others, cleanliness and speaking the truth. Our Beloved Messenger Muhammad’s (saw) childhood & youth. The stories of Adam (as) and Nuh (as), the articles of Faith, the importance of respect and the etiquettes of eating, drinking and sleeping.

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The first part of the Islamic Curriculum series. Key topics of this part include; important facts on the five pillars of Islam, introduction to taharah, ahadith on helping others, cleanliness and speaking the truth. Our Beloved Messenger Muhammad’s (saw) childhood & youth. The stories of Adam (as) and Nuh (as), the articles of Faith, the importance of respect and the etiquettes of eating, drinking and sleeping. Complete with its very own workbook with differentiated activities using Bloom’s Taxonomy. An Nasihah Series.

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Key topics of this part include; lessons on wudu’ & ghusl, ahadith on kindness to neighbours, the first revelation. Stories of Hud (as) and Salih (as), the revealed books, importance on keeping promises, kindness to animals and etiquettes of greeting one another. Complete with its very own workbook with differentiated activities using Bloom’s Taxonomy.

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The second part of the An Nasihah Islamic Curriculum series. Key topics of this part include; lessons on wudu’ & ghusl, ahadith on kindness to neighbours, the first revelation. Stories of Hud (as) and Salih (as), the revealed books, importance on keeping promises, kindness to animals and etiquettes of greeting one another. Complete with its very own workbook with differentiated activities using Bloom’s Taxonomy.

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Key topics of this part include; lessons on salah, ahadith on appreciation, the migration and the journey to Ta’if, the stories of Ibrahim (as) and Isma’il (as). Minor signs of Qiyamah, importance on being kind to parents and the etiquettes of studying and reciting the Qur’an. Complete with its very own workbook with differentiated activities using Bloom’s Taxonomy.

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The third part of the Islamic Curriculum series. Key topics of this part include; lessons on salah, ahadith on appreciation, the migration and the journey to Ta’if, the stories of Ibrahim (as) and Isma’il (as). Minor signs of Qiyamah, importance on being kind to parents and the etiquettes of studying and reciting the Qur’an. Complete with its very own workbook with differentiated activities using Bloom’s Taxonomy.

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Key topics of this part include; lessons on masah ‘alal khuffayn, sawm, ahadith on saying no to racism, the pledge of ‘Aqabah. Stories of Ya’qub (as) and Yusuf (as), major signs of Qiyamah, importance of keeping trust and etiquettes of du’a’. Complete with its very own workbook with differentiated activities using Bloom’s Taxonomy.

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Key topics of this part include; lessons on hajj & ‘umrah, ahadith on ghibah, the Treaty of Hudaybiyah. Stories of Musa (as) & ‘Isa (as), Jannah and Jahannam, importance of patience and the etiquettes of social interaction. Complete with its very own workbook with differentiated activities using Bloom’s Taxonomy.

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Key topics of this part include; lessons on maturity in boys, jana’iz, jumu’ah, ahadith on major sins, shama’il, the life of Abu Bakr (ra). Stories of Dawud (as) and Sulayman (as), Isra’ and Mi’raj, the harms of oppression and the importance of women in society. Complete with its very own workbook with differentiated activities using Bloom’s Taxonomy.

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Key topics of this part include; lessons on maturity in girls, impurities, ahadith on major sins, shama’il, the Mothers of the Believers. Stories of Dawud (as) and Sulayman (as), Isra’ and Mi’raj, the harms of oppression and the importance of women in society. Complete with its very own workbook with differentiated activities using Bloom’s Taxonomy.

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Key topics of this part include; lessons on zakah, halal food, ahadith on good character, the life of ‘Umar (ra). Stories of Zakariyya (as) and Yahya (as), the Resurrection, the value of knowledge, the Internet and etiquettes of using a mobile. Complete with its very own workbook with differentiated activities using Bloom’s Taxonomy.

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