The Story of Karbala for Kids
A Powerful Introduction to Imam Hussain (A.S), Ashura, and the Heroes…

The Survivor of Karbala
What comes after hardship? The story of strength that does not break, and of the voice that remained after Karbala.
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What comes after hardship? The story of strength that does not break, and of the voice that remained after Karbala.
Written for children aged 7–14. Many families read it aloud to younger children, a few pages at a time.
Karbala is the heart of Muharram and one of the most important stories a Shia child will ever hear. These books tell it one person at a time, in language written for children, so that a child meets Bibi Zainab (S.A), Hazrat Abbas (A.S) or Bibi Sakina (S.A) as people to love before they meet them as history to memorise. Start with The Story of Karbala for Kids, then follow your child’s curiosity to whichever hero they ask about next.
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What comes after hardship? The story of strength that does not break, and of the voice that remained after Karbala. Themes include patience, resilience, faith.
It is written for children aged 7–14. Many families read it aloud to younger children a few pages at a time.
It is 34 pages. It is available as a paperback in English.
It is sold on Amazon. Use the Buy on Amazon button on this page, or pick your country from the store menu: United States, Canada, United Kingdom, Australia, Germany, France and Japan.
Yes. It is book 10 of 10 in Heroes of Karbala. Ten illustrated stories that introduce children to Imam Hussain (A.S) and the men, women and children who stood with him at Karbala. Each book follows one hero and the quality they teach: loyalty, patience, courage, speaking the truth.
Yes. Choose a free PDF on our Free PDFs page: 5 Values Bibi Zainab (S.A) Taught Us; 5 Values Hazrat Abbas (A.S) Taught Us; 5 Values Imam Hussain (A.S) Taught Us; Eid-e-Ghadeer Colouring Book for Kids; Eid-e-Zahra Colouring Pages.
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