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Does Allah Know I'm Sad?

Heba Subeh-Hyder(Auth.)
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Join little Maymunah in the book series, “Maymunah’s Musings,” on her many quests as she gets to know Allah, subhanahu wa ta’ala, through His names and attributes!

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96 pages · 25 stories
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About The Book

Join little Maymunah in the book series, “Maymunah’s Musings,” on her many quests as she gets to know Allah, subhanahu wa ta’ala, through His names and attributes! In this third book of the series, “Does Allah Know I’m Sad?” Maymunah helps her best friend overcome the grief they feel when Filfil, Farah’s pet cat, passes away.
Maymunah and Farah realize that with faith in Allah’s plan, some dua, and the support of friends and family you can overcome the sadness that comes with losing a loved one.
About The Author
Heba Subeh-Hyder is a resident of Southern California and a wife to a loving husband, and mother of three wonderful girls. She has a Bachelor's degree in Management and Human Resources from Cal Poly Pomona, where she was actively involved in the Muslim Student Association, and is currently working on another degree in Islamic Studies from California Islamic University.
Heba has worked as an Executive Team Leader, Office Manager, led a few Islamic halaqas (study circles), and has spoken on panels aimed towards educating the public regarding different topics on Islam. Her passion for the deen is what inspired her to be an author.
Her aim is to nurture our youth's innate belief and love of Allah at a young age, and to encourage reflection by taking them on adventures to discover Allah, subhanahu wa ta'ala through His attributes.
About The Illustrator

Aatena holds a Computer Science degree. As a hobby, she has done digital art for many years, and has recently delved into traditional painting, specifically using acrylic paint. She loves gaming, visiting new places, trying new kinds of food, and spending time with her cats.
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About the author

Heba Subeh-Hyder: Heba Subeh-Hyder is a Muslim children's book author based in Southern California, where she lives with her husband and three daughters. She holds a Bachelor of Science in Management and Human Resources from California State Polytechnic University, Pomona (Cal Poly Pomona), where she was an active member of the Muslim Student Association. She is currently pursuing a degree in Islamic Studies at California Islamic University. She has served as an Executive Team Leader and Office Manager, led Islamic halaqas (study circles), and spoken on panels aimed at educating the public on topics related to Islam. Her passion for the deen inspired her to become an author of Islamic children's books. Her published titles - 'How Much Does Allah Love Me?,' 'What Did Allah Create For Me?,' and 'Does Allah Know I'm Sad?' - seek to nurture children's innate love of Allah and encourage reflection on His attributes from an early age.

About the illustrator

Aatena Hasan: Aatena Hasan holds a Computer Science degree and pursues visual art as a devoted hobby alongside her professional and academic life. She has practiced digital art for more than five years, developing a personal style she has brought to children's book illustration. More recently she expanded into traditional painting, working primarily with acrylic paint. Her illustration work has appeared in a series of Islamic children's picture books aimed at young readers exploring faith, including titles published under the PRO imprint. Beyond art and her studies, she enjoys gaming, visiting new places, exploring different cuisines, and spending time with her cats.

Specifications
EAN 13 / ISBN 9798986163000
Binding Hardback
Publisher Prolance
Pages 40
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