Have you ever wondered — Who created us? Who created the sun, the stars, the earth, and everything in between? Is it all just a coincidence? Or is there truly a Creator behind this magnificent universe?
“Who Is Our Creator?” is a beautifully written, thought-provoking book that answers one of the biggest questions every child — and every human being — asks in their heart. With clear explanations, relatable stories, and stunning illustrations, this book gently guides readers on a journey to discover the truth about Allah (SWT) — the One and Only Creator of everything.
🌍 This book helps children understand:
Why the world around us couldn’t have come from nothing
Signs of Allah’s creation in nature, the sky, and within ourselves
Why only Allah deserves our worship, trust, and love
How knowing our Creator gives us purpose, peace, and direction in life
Answers to common questions like: “Can we see Allah?”, “Why did Allah create us?”, “Does He really hear our prayers?”
A must-have for:
Parents who want to teach Tawheed (Oneness of Allah) in a simple, loving way
Teachers looking for Islamic belief-building resources for kids
Curious children who are beginning to ask deep questions
Muslim families who want to build a strong foundation of faith
This book is more than just a story — it’s an invitation to discover the Creator who loves us, guides us, and never leaves us alone. In a world full of questions and confusion, this book brings clarity, truth, and the light of faith.
“Indeed, your Lord is Allah, who created the heavens and the earth…” (Al-Qur’an, Chapter: 10, Verse: 3)
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