An educational book by Dr. Abdullah Muhammad Abdul-Mutti that presents the correct way to make our children love prayers, become attached to them and maintain them in a simple and easy way. It presents 60 ideas to instill a love of prayer in the hearts of our children and make them attached to it. The book is part of a series of books that revolve around the pillar of religion (prayer).
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How to make your children love Fajr and Friday prayers
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A book that presents practical ways to raise children to love Fajr and Friday prayers and strengthen their spiritual relationship with God from a young age.
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