Children do not learn values only through instruction.They learn them through absorption. Long before a child can articulate right and wrong, stories are quietly shaping their instincts — what feels acceptable, what feels humorous, what feels admirable, and what feels normal. This is why stories matter far beyond literacy. They…
In Islam, moral education has never been abstract. It has always been storied. Allah SWT did not send down lists of morals in isolation. He gave us the stories of the Prophets AS as living, breathing examples of how faith is established, tested and embodied across real human experiences. These…
Reading has always shaped civilisations. What a community reads determines how it thinks, what it normalises, and what it ultimately becomes. For Muslims, reading is not a neutral act. It is an amaanah. A trust. The very first revelation began with “Read”. It was not as a call to consume…
“Safe reading” is a phrase that is often misunderstood. To some, it sounds restrictive. To others, it feels outdated. Yet for many Muslim readers, safe reading is about intentional nourishment of the heart and mind. At AMWASA, safe reading is not about removing imagination or sanitising stories. It is about…
Stories have always shaped how people understand the world. In Islam, they shape something even deeper – they shape our hearts and characters. The Qur’an itself is filled with stories. Allah SWT shares the lives of the Prophets AS not as distant history, but as guidance for every generation. Through…
