Trouble at Taraweeh by Rosalind Noor

Trouble at Taraweeh by Rosalind Noor is a bright, engaging Islamic children’s story.

It introduces young readers to the beauty and significance of Laylatul Qadr in a fun and relatable way.

Umama is thrilled to attend the taraweeh prayer on the Night of Power.

She’s learned that this special night is better than a thousand months and that Allah answers sincere duas. Determined to make the most important dua of her life, Umama heads to the masjid full of excitement and hope.

But staying focused isn’t easy – especially when trouble seems to follow her everywhere! As distractions pile up and mishaps unfold, Umama learns valuable lessons about patience, intention, and striving to do good, even when things don’t go as planned.

Perfect for Ramadan reading, this heartwarming story helps children understand:

•  The importance of Laylatul Qadr
•  The meaning of the taraweeh prayer
•  Making dua with sincerity
•  Perseverance and good character

Trouble at Taraweeh is ideal for families, and schools looking for meaningful, age-appropriate stories that nurture faith and character in young Muslims.