A Dangerous Journey
from Abdulqadir's Treasure (8+) by Miraj Audio
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The cleverest boy in the class, Abdulqadir from the town of Jilan, sets off for Baghdad to study. He has forty gold coins cunningly hidden in his coat. In the desert, robbers attack his caravan. Abdulqadir is captured and questioned. Will he tell them where his treasure is hidden? Think about it, would you tell the truth? Find out what Abdulqadir did in this enthralling version of a true story re-told for children. It introduces children to the concept of trust in Allah and the value of honesty.
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from Abdulqadir's Treasure (8+),
released June 6, 2013
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Miraj Audio London, UK
Digital Publishers of English-language Islamic Audio Books for Children: making learning about Islam fun and exciting.
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