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Prayer can be quiet and hidden... and still shine brighter than city lights. In Eiliyah and the Light of Prayer, young readers follow Eiliyah, a little girl who first notices prayer as a soft glow at dawn, wrapped around her father like a cloud of peace. Curious and full of questions, she begins her own journey of learning how to pray-hands raised, bowing low, sometimes wobbling, sometimes peeking, and often wondering if she's ""good enough"" at it. At school, her day looks different from her friends'. While they move from bell to bell without pause, Eiliyah steps aside to spread a small mat and whisper her salah in a simple corner by the coats and cubbies. It feels lonely. It feels brave. It feels like something only she is doing. With her mother's gentle reassurances and her own small acts of courage, Eiliyah discovers that: Prayer is not a race to be perfect, but a place to be sincere. Every effort to pray-no matter how small-matters. Each spot where she prays becomes a witness, quietly shining for her later. As Eiliyah grows in her understanding, she realizes that prayer is more than motions and words. It is a light she carries into every part of her day-at home, at school, in hidden corners and busy streets-a steady glow that guides her through joy, struggle, and everything in between. Told in gentle, poetic verse, this picture book is ideal for: Muslim families introducing young children to the heart and meaning of salah Kids who may be the only ones praying at school or in public spaces Classrooms and libraries seeking inclusive stories of faith, courage, and identity Bedtime reading that invites reflection, reassurance, and quiet conversation Eiliyah and the Light of Prayer offers a tender reminder to children (and the grown-ups who love them): you don't have to have a perfect prayer to have a beloved one. Showing up, trying with intention, and turning to God-especially when it feels hard or lonely-creates a light that walks beside you wherever you go.

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