Introduce your children to the Prophet's Mosque of Medina with the madinah puzzle from the Educatfal brand.
Educatfal offers a range of educational games to make it easier for parents to teach their children the Arabic language and religion.
Madinah puzzle: to learn in s’fun
Above all, it is important to remember that our children are amanas that Allah has entrusted to us. In other words, it is our duty to provide them with religious education. Indeed, we are all shepherds within our homes. In addition, it is entirely possible to teach them the basics of religion through games.
This is why Aid Mubarak is proud to offer you this educational toy. First, manipulating the pieces promotes motor skills and helps with hand coordination. Even more, it is a fun activity to teach your children the history of the Prophet's Mosque. Thus, piece by piece, they will discover this mythical place in the life of the Prophet and its importance for Muslims today.
History of Masjid an Nabawi
To begin with, the city of Medina is particularly exceptional. Indeed, it is the city that Allah chose for the hijra of His Messenger. In addition, it is one of the places where the Prophet received the revelation. In addition, numerous texts highlight the merits of this blessed city.
That being said, the Masjid an Nabawi is one of Islam’s sacred places to which Muslims are encouraged to travel.
Ainsi, le Prophète a dit : « Qu’on arrange le voyage pour la prayer qu’a trois mosquées : la mosquée Al-Haram, ma mosquée et la mosquée Al-Aqsa ». (Al-Boukhari).
Also, the reward for those who pray there is immense.
Indeed, the Messenger of Allah said: “One prayer performed in my mosque is better than a thousand prayers performed in any other mosque, except the Sacred Mosque.” (Bukhari).
Furthermore, the Messenger of Allah participated in its construction which at the time was right next to his house. And today, inside, is his tomb as well as those of his two companions Abu Bakr and Omar Al Khattab.
But also, it contains the place called Ar Rawda whose merit is considerable.
Indeed, the Prophet said: “The space between my house and my minbar is a garden (rawda) among the gardens of paradise and my minbar is above my pond.” (Bukhari).
Finally, since its existence, it has undergone major modifications and expansions. And this with the aim of welcoming the greatest number of Muslims which, by the grace of Allah, continues to increase.
Madinah puzzle: for children's pleasure
It will take patience and thought to reconstruct this beautiful illustration of the Prophet's Mosque. In fact, it is made up of 56 pieces. And because they are thick and solid, they allow a good grip. So much so that even the youngest will be able to enjoy this edutainment support. The small format of the box which is also a storage box makes it easy to transport.
