Going to Mecca: 1

I love this book. It is colourful, engaging, interesting and informative all at once. Probably more appropriate for slightly older children (mine is only a year) - as the pages are quite thin and can easily rip.Regardless, it is high quality with excellent grammar and English. The story I find quite enjoyable to read myself! Really pleased with this buy.

This is a wonderful book that is so so so beautifully illustrated. I bought this book for my 4 and 6 year old but love looking through it myself as the artwork is wonderful. The book covers the different parts of Hajj in a nice was that encourages great conversations about the pilgrimage. Really lovely book and a must have for all home libraries and would be a great addition to public and school libraries too!

Beautifully written and gorgeous illustrations, an essential book for Muslim children or anyone looking to educate children about Islam. Always impressed by Na'ima B Robert's children's books.

We enjoy this book. The writing of Na'ima's children books is excellent. We use this book especially in Dhul Hijjah to explore, learn and talk about Hajj. An enjoyable, informative and valuable resource.

This children's book about Hajj uses excellent text and visuals to communicate the *feel* of the pilgrimage as well as relating its pillars. It is a favourite in our home education house.

Lovely book, brilliant pictures and text. Not too much detail but mentions enough. My fiver old is very interested in Haj so I had to explain a bit more that isn’t in the book (such as why Hajar was running between the mountains, the reason behind the sacrifice and the meaning behind the pebble throwing.

We love reading this book. As a Muslim parent, I'm able to use this book to teach them about the Pilgrimage to Hajj in an enjoyable way.

Both my toddler and I loved this book. Although written for older children my 2 1/2 year old enjoys it and follows the pictures. I even wrote about it on my blog: http://gildeddunya.com/2015/09/12/dhul-hijjah-with-my-toddler/