Allah’s Beautiful Names: Al-Wadud
Masallarla Akaid4 minages 3-8
Al-Wadud teaches that Allah is the One who loves most of all and is loved most of all.
What the tale is about
In one loving home, a child shares the affection among the family: mother, father, siblings, grandparents, and Mestan the cat all care deeply for one another. As the child describes these tender family bonds, a greater love fills the heart: love for Allah, who created the child, everyone they love, and the loving hearts they share. The child knows Allah loves them too, because Al-Wadud means the One who loves most of all and is loved most of all. This gentle story connects family affection with gratitude and devotion to Allah.
What this tale teaches
Al-Wadud teaches that Allah is the One who loves most of all and is loved most of all.
Characters
The narrator childMotherFatherGrandmother and grandfatherMestan
Questions to ask your child afterwards
- Who loves one another in the child’s home?
- Why does the child love Allah so much?
- What does Al-Wadud mean?
Listen to Allah’s Beautiful Names: Al-Wadud ad-free in the Masaldan Erdeme app, download it for offline bedtimes and follow along with the karaoke text.
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