Razana Noor

A short and simple introduction to the Kiramin Katibin, a pair of angels assigned to every person that Muslims believe record every act they perform.

Charmingly written from the young boy's perspective.

Beautifully illustrated by the talented Omar Burgess, who has worked on a number of books we publish, capturing the childish difficulty in making good decisions.

Includes a simple introduction to the noble scribes, as well as a glossary.

Ends with a positive message of turning bad deeds into good ones.

An excellent book to introduce a central tenet of Islam: the existence of Angels. Also can be used to introduce the religious principle of a judgement, based on one's worldly actions, in an afterlife.

Should be of particular interest to Muslim parents, and Islamic schools.