Calming the Angry Dragon Within: Teaching Muslim Kids About Anger Management & How to Deal With Their Feelings & Emotions From the Quran and Hadith

Taming Emotions with Islamic Teachings: Anger Management for Muslim Kids

Join Sam, a young boy who turns into a fiery dragon when upset, on his journey to tame his anger. Guided by Violet, a wise raven, Sam learns powerful emotional regulation techniques rooted in Islamic teachings from the Quran and Sunnah. This beautifully illustrated story equips Muslim children with faith-based tools to recognize, understand, and manage their emotions.

What’s Inside:

• A relatable story teaching anger management through an Islamic lens

• Lessons from the Quran and Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) on handling anger

• Practical coping tools like reciting Dua, performing Wudu, and seeking refuge from Shaytan

• Engaging visuals that bring Sam’s transformation to life

• Interactive prompts to encourage reflection and emotional development

Your Child Will Learn:

• How to recognize and respond to feelings of anger

• Faith-based techniques for calming down, including Wudu and Dua

• The importance of patience, forgiveness, and self-control

• Emotional intelligence, mindfulness, and inner peace through Islamic values

Perfect For:

• Muslim children ages 4–10 learning emotional regulation

• Parents, teachers, and caregivers seeking Islamic tools for managing anger

• Islamic schools, madrasas, and homeschooling families

• Ramadan, Eid, birthdays, or special occasion gifts

Why Families Love This Book:

• A relatable character and faith-driven message

• Encourages open conversations about emotions and self-discipline

• Promotes a stronger spiritual connection with Allah

• Helps children apply Islamic values in real-life situations

Help your child grow emotionally and spiritually.

Click "Add to Cart" now to give them the Islamic tools they need to understand and manage anger with confidence.

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หนังสือเสียง : 29 มกราคม 2566