At last！ A book telling one the of Qur'an stories using rhyme （who doesn't love rhymes？！） and cute pictures that pulled me in as an adult。 The illustrations matched the text perfectly and even added a little humorous side show featuring beetles。 I'm sure children will adore this book too！ I especially loved the back story given to the spider so the tale didn't just begin at the scene of the cave we are familiar with。My toddler hasn't progressed onto paperbacks yet， so I enjoyed it alone and look At last！ A book telling one the of Qur'an stories using rhyme （who doesn't love rhymes？！） and cute pictures that pulled me in as an adult。 The illustrations matched the text perfectly and even added a little humorous side show featuring beetles。 I'm sure children will adore this book too！ I especially loved the back story given to the spider so the tale didn't just begin at the scene of the cave we are familiar with。My toddler hasn't progressed onto paperbacks yet， so I enjoyed it alone and look forward to reading it to him when he has the patience and doesn't want to scrunch up the pages。 Frustrated with the lack of engaging Islamic books for children， pitched at the right level， I read the reviews and decided to buy all four books by the author。 I haven't been disappointed yet and can't wait to read the other three。 。。。more