Allah gave Dhu Al-Qarnayn great authority and many means-but how would he use the strength Allah had given him?
Dhu Al-Qarnayn travelled across distant lands, acted with justice, and met people who desperately needed protection from the corruption caused by Ya'juj and Ma'juj.
When they offered him payment to build a barrier, Dhu Al-Qarnayn asked for something different: their strength and cooperation.
Together, they began an extraordinary task using pieces of iron and molten copper.
Based on Surah Al-Kahf 18:83-98, this beautifully illustrated Islamic children's book teaches young readers that power is a trust from Allah and should be used with justice, service, teamwork, gratitude, and humility.
Children will learn:
• That every ability and resource comes from Allah
• Why strength should be used to help others
• How good leaders listen and act fairly
• Why cooperation makes difficult work easier
• How Dhu Al-Qarnayn remained humble after success
• That every human achievement remains under Allah's control
Carefully based on the Quran, authentic Sunnah where relevant, and reliable classical Sunni Tafsir.
Created for Muslim children ages 4-8.