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La grande course vers le Paradis - bande dessinée et jeu éducatif - Sana

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La grande course vers le Paradis - bande dessinée et jeu éducatif - SanaA travers ce livre, votre enfant embarquera dans une course palpitante aux cts de Jenna et ses frres Kenz et Tareq. Tout en rsolvant des preuves, il dcouvrira les bonnes actions raliser dans sa vie pour aller au Paradis incha Allah. Il apprendra aussi comment djouer les piges de chaytane dans son quotidien grce aux conseils de Cheykh Othmane, le Cheikh qui aime les enfants. DES JEUX DES PREUVES DES CONSEILS DU CHEIKH OTHMANE Le tout travers une belle

A travers ce livre, votre enfant embarquera dans une course palpitante aux côtés de Jenna et ses frères Kenz et Tareq. Tout en résolvant des épreuves, il découvrira les bonnes actions à réaliser dans sa vie pour aller au Paradis incha Allah. Il apprendra aussi comment déjouer les pièges de chaytane dans son quotidien grâce aux conseils de Cheykh Othmane, le Cheikh qui aime les enfants. • DES JEUX  • DES ÉPREUVES • DES CONSEILS DU CHEIKH OTHMANE Le tout à travers une belle HISTOIRE pleine d'action et de suspense, en bande dessinée pour les petits mouslims !

Une aventure éducative et spirituelle pour les enfants musulmans

  • Format ludique : Bande dessinée interactive associée à des jeux et épreuves captivantes qui maintiennent l'engagement de l'enfant.
  • Apprentissage des bonnes actions : Découvrez comment accomplir les actes vertueux au quotidien pour mériter le Paradis, incha Allah.
  • Protection spirituelle : Apprenez à identifier et déjouer les pièges de Chaytane avec les précieux conseils du Cheikh Othmane.
  • Reliure rigide durable : Qualité supérieure pour un livre destiné à être lu et relu par vos enfants pendant des années.
  • Héros attachants : Suivez Jenna, Kenz et Tareq dans leur quête riche en suspense et en valeurs islamiques.
  • Pédagogie religieuse : Approche douce et bienveillante de l'Islam conçue spécialement pour les jeunes lecteurs musulmans.

Offrez à votre enfant bien plus qu'un livre : une expérience spirituelle immersive qui cultive la foi et les bonnes mœurs en s'amusant.

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Langue française
Année 2015
Couverture Rigide
Nb. Pages 80
Éditeur Sana
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