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One of the oldest stories in human history is re-told here from a fascinating new angle as Leena the Lizard and her friends – a tortoise, a parrot and a cool cat called Kamran - find themselves caught up in the Great Flood prophesied by Nuh, may peace be on him. This audiobook is full of exciting sounds and cheerful animal chit-chat. While Leena and the crew keep young listeners entertained, it's the Prophet Nuh who's the real hero, preaching the word of Allah bravely for 950 years! A great family listen suitable for children as young as 4.
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from Stories without Music,
released April 21, 2013
SCRIPT ENDORSED BY THE ISLAMIC SHARI'A COUNCIL (UK)
Narrator: Ramon Tikaram
Length: 50 minutes
Age: 4+
Click 'Buy Now' for the complete audiobook
SCRIPT ENDORSED BY THE ISLAMIC SHARI'A COUNCIL (UK)
Narrator: Ramon Tikaram
Length: 50 minutes
Age: 4+
Click 'Buy Now' for the complete audiobook
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