Hi everyone,

This is a link to an Arabic Reader with the stories in Qasas-Un-Nabiyeen

http://www.arabicreader.net/arabic_reader.html#read

You can click on any individual words to see what they mean. I think it's really good to read to children because it has pretty simple sentences.
It's also amazing for people, like me, that are learning to speak Arabic.

I haven't read through all of it yet, I've only read the story of Ibrahim ('aleyhi salam) but i'm sure all ages would find enjoyment in reading it.

It is available on amazon (http://www.amazon.co.uk/Stories-Prophets-Sayyed-Hasan-Nadwi/dp/1872531091/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1347009501&sr=8-2) but its the english translation
I've never read the english translation so I can't really comment on it.

thank you so much for your reply and your help.

  thanks, I'm already counting down the days till he is here

Hi Everyone

I'm new to BrillKids and everything to do with early learning, but I can't wait to get stuck in.

I don't have any children (I am 21 and still in University) BUT my Mum is 32 + 6 Weeks pregnant and we were hoping we could make teaching my new baby brother a family thing

I feel kind of overwhelmed at the wealth of information available and I have absolutely no idea where to start.

What kind of things should we look into when 'stimulating' a newborn, is it just the infant stimulation cards until he is 4 months old?

Any help is appreciated

p.s. This website is absolutely awesome