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See how I have been using it with my kids (and nieces) in our highlights: JUZ 30 , JUZ 29 , JUZ 28. We tested them with our kids for 6+ months before officially publishing them to check the effectiveness of it all. See the GUIDES on Instagram for a more in-depth look.
Binding: Softcover
RRP (each): £ 9.99 GBP / $13.99 USD
Number of Pages (Juz Amma): 300+
FEATURES
Putting this out in public was a scary process because we are not scholars. Our background includes the study of Child Psychology, Journal Therapy, Quran and Hadith Studies. Currently, we are at the end of our Advanced Arabic (Al-Ajurrumiyyah) and Islamic Psychology degrees. But, by the end of the day, we are just mothers who wanted our kids to form a lifelong relationship with the Qur’an. We wanted their Qur’anic study in one book only. Teaching elder children and opening multiple books around toddlers or babies was becoming a struggle. Hence we compiled all the resources we were using into one book with a dash of colour to appeal to the kids. We designed this for our children mainly out of dire need, but seeing a vast public interest, we asked for help around so everyone could benefit the way we did (or more). We are grateful for the support of renowned scholar – Sheikh Saalim Al Azhari in terms of reviewing and improving the content. His detailed introduction can be read at the end of this Juz Journal. May Allah reward him immensely. It wouldn’t have been possible without his help.
☆ BIG Arabic Text
So it’s easier for kids to read the text when they shift from Qaida to the Quran.
☆ Colour-coded tajweed
Tajweed is the set of rules governing the way in which the words of the Quran should be pronounced during its recitation. Tajweed not only brings beauty in the recitation but also helps us recite the Quran the way it was recited by Prophet Muhammad ﷺ. Here are some of the basic rules highlighted in this book.
☆ Colourful word for word meaning
The aim of the word-for-word meaning is to enable a non-Arab reader to understand the Qur’an as well as to improve his/her knowledge of Arabic, particularly the Qur’anic Arabic. It is important to remember that any translation into another language can never be completely accurate. Similarly, many words in the Arabic language can carry a number of meanings depending on their context. So for each word, only the most common or relevant meaning is given in this book. The 3 volume work of Muhammad Mohar Ali along with Arabic dictionaries (as mentioned in the exercise section) have been used as a reference for the word for word meanings, simplified by Sheikh Saalim Al Azhari so the kids can understand easily in shaa Allah. Studying the Arabic language in detail is still recommended for a better understanding of the Qur’an.
☆ Easy translation
A translation of the meanings of the Qur’an is not considered to be Qur’an. Rather it is like a tafseer (commentary) of the Qur’an which explains the meanings and assists in understanding. When one reads a translation of the Qur’an, they are reading the translator’s interpretation of the original Arabic. This does not aim to introduce any new translation of the text. English translation of Dr. Muhammad Muhsin Khan which was published by King Fahd Printing Complex in Madinah, Saudi Arabia in 1996 (and approved by the University of Madinah, KSA) along with Saheeh International translation (compiled by three women and published by dar Abul Qasim, Saudi Arabia) and Tafsir Ibn Kathir have been used as references for this book in an effort to minimise the number of books you may have to open to teach the child about Allah’s words before they are grown up to absorb more knowledge and study Qur’an in-depth in shaa Allah (See references). Some parts are simplified for kids by Sheikh Saalim Al Azhari. A child may still need the help of an adult, depending on their age. This will also help you learn with the child in shaa Allah.
☆ Mini Tafseer
Tafseer means explanation, interpretation, context or commentary of the Qur’an for a clear understanding of Allah’s words. There is a mini Tafseer of each Surah before its start to give the introduction of the Surah along with its place of revelation and number of Aayaat. If it is revealed before Hijrah (migration for the sake of Allah), it is tagged as Makki Surah and if it is revealed after Hijrah, it is tagged as Madani Surah. Interpretation of the Qur’an through ahadith is the best way to approach the tafseer because it leaves little room for doubt. This is why introductions are short and are mainly described with the help of sahih ahadith (all of them can be cross-checked from sunnah.com for ease). Each Surah introduction has still been rechecked by Sheikh Saalim Al Azhari, whose detailed biography can be read at the end of the book.
☆ Hifdh/Qiraa’at tracker (also tracks understanding milestones etc.)
The Qur’an tracker has 5 sections before each Surah to help you track the child’s recitation, understanding, reflection, memorisation and application of knowledge. You can track the complete Surah and also track it Aayah by Aayah. Each Arabic and English translation ends with a dotted tick mark which you can fill in and write a date on for tracking the child’s qiraa’at (recitation), tafseer (understanding), or hifdh (memorisation) journey.
☆ Exercise section
Only 4 words are chosen out of each Surah to expand Arabic vocabulary one by one. These are the following sub-sections on the exercise page:
Root letters: Arabic letters that provide the basic meaning of a word are called “roots”. They are joined with other letters to form different words which have related meanings. A root usually consists of 3 letters (sometimes 4), which convey a basic idea. Changing the order of root letters changes the meaning of the word too. For eg: = knowledge and = deed.
Dictionary: This will help you explain the depth of Arabic language to the child – how it is so precise yet so vast. For this section, the following Arabic to English dictionaries have been referred to:
The Hans Wehr Dictionary of Modern Written Arabic 4th edition, Arabic-English Lexicon by Edward William Lane, Dictionary and Glossary of the Quran by John Penrice, Vocabulary of the Holy Quran by Dr. Nadwi.
Elsewhere in the Quran: This highlights how many times the related word has come in the Qur’an and in what form. This means that whenever and wherever it will come in the Qur’an again, you will probably know its basic meaning if you memorise it once.
Writing practice: This may help the children familiarise themselves with the Arabic language through writing.
☆ Reflection section / Quran Journaling
The Qur’an Journaling / Reflection Section has been given because the purpose of reading and memorising the Qur’an is to reflect upon it and apply it in our lives. If you’re using it with a young child, please make sure that you supervise them and help them understand how to respect the words of Allah. They may experiment with different materials and use
creative design on the given page to embed their learning, but they should avoid illustrating the Qur’an with animate beings or the world of unseen (Allah, Prophets, Angels, Satan, Hell, Heaven, etc.).
☆ Certificate / Motivational Ahadith
The certificate at the end of the Juz is to encourage a child to keep going forward in their journey towards the completion of Qur’an. You can either use it for memorisation or recitation milestone by writing the child’s name in the middle strip. You can also use the inspiring ahadith about Qur’an, spread across the whole Juz, to develop self-motivation among kids.
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UPDATE (on the first edition of Juz Amma Journal (now discontinued)):
If you have the first edition of Juz Amma Journal, we request you to please rectify the mistakes in your Juz (you may also PRINT THIS SHEET and cut/paste on the mistakes). JazakAllah Khair for your understanding and cooperation.
*Surah Naba (78), Aayah 22, harakaat of last two words.
*Surah Nazi’at (79), Aayah 20, first word harakah on the letter “raa”.
*Surah Qar’iah (101), Aayah 9, last word harakah on the letter “yaa”.
*Surah Qar’iah (101), exercise, root letters, and dictionary section of the second word.
*Surah Quraysh (106), exercise, third-word harakah on the letter “alif”.
*Surah Kafirun (109), Aayah 4, second last word harakah on “maa”.
*Surah Nasr (110), exercise, the meaning of the second word.
I’d like to order Juz Amma 30 for my daughter please. Please contact as to how I could do this. Thank you
please email us at submissions@ayeina.com to let us know where you are based so we can guide you towards a local retailer who will be stocking them in shaa Allah <3
Assalamu Alaykum wrb
How can i purchase the juz journal? Im from South Africa and i see suhayla does not stock them.
Jazaakillaahu Khayran
walaikum assalam wrwb. They will soon be available with Suhaylakids in shaa Allah. Please book yours with them 🙂
Assalam alaikum wrwb!
I am interested in juzz amma for kids, where and how can I place order for Winnipeg Canada!
walaikum assalam wr wb. I hope sister Anila in the list of Canadian stockists is able to help you! Her email id is given in the list! (the other retailer is out of stock). Hope that helps!
Assalamualaikum…how i place order , i a. Interested in juzz amma for kidz, i live in indonesia
walaikum assalam sis. Please check with solehgeneration or little tree library in Indonesia (their links are given in the post). They will soon have them in stock in shaa Allah. BarrakAllahu lakum!
Hey..i am from pakistan and literary junction bookstore doesn’t have it in stock
walaikum assalam sis. Please check with her personally. She will soon have them in stock in shaa Allah. BarrakAllahu lak!
Salam I’m in uk.i want to know what surah are covered in jazz amah journal plz
(I am so glad you have made it so easy for us muslim mums n kids jazakallah )
Walaikum assalam. All the 36 Surahs are included in this Juz Amma (from Surah Naba to Surah Naas). Jazakillah khair for your kind words.
We received ours and its what I have wanted for years. Up until now I have to reference 3 to 4 different sources to review tafseer and meanings of key words in each surah. Now I have access to 1 Juz Amma Journal which gives me the tafseer and the breakdown of each word: what a difference this makes for memorisation and pattern recognition for mutashabiha ayahs. Build on arabic language by learning the meaning of the words in each ayah: this works great for Juz Amma where the surah are shorter and more frequently prayed in Salaah. As adults we are also accessing the book by testing our knowledge of the meanings of words, reflecting on surah themes and building our confidence in quranic arabic. Once again a well planned resource from Ayeina. I pray they are rewarded abundantly for their efforts and time serving the ummah with such productive children’s learning material.
Jazakillah khairan katheera for your kind feedback. May Allah make your children sadaqah jaariyah for you.
Hi
where can I order this in USA. I looked in the HappyStreet but they are all sold out. Do you have a digital version of this available for purchase.
We don’t have a digital version of this, but please check with @thebarakahboutique or @imajannation.emporium in USA. They may still have them in stock. I updated the above article too with links! May Allah put barakah in your purchase!
Assalamu walaikum, I wanted to purchase this for my girls. I am in the UK and can’t get a copy-sold out. Will you be doing another print and re-distributing? Or can I order from you?
walaikum assalam. I think sister Nasimah from the list still has them? Or please check with @theeidhomeedit. Nonetheless, in shaa Allah resellers in UK will be restocking soon. Buying directly from them (locally) might be more economical for you (especially with the current international shipment charges). Please let us know if you’ll need further assistance 🙂
Asalaamu alikum, I would like to order this book , where can I order it from ?
walaikum assalam. Please see the list of retailers above. If your country’s retailers are out of stock then please check with the neighbouring countries. Feel free to reach out through email if you’ll need further assistance.
Assalaamu Alaikum wa Rahmatullahi wa Barakaatuh alhamdulillah may Allah continue to bless you and increase your rewards of good in this life and then in the akhirah allahumma aameen. Do you have an estimated time table for the reprint of the Juz Amma journal? As it appears to be out of stock everywhere maa shaa’Allaah. I would love to purchase several copies bi’ithnillah. (USA)
walaikum assalam wa Rahmatullahi wa Barakaatuh. Jazakillah khairan katheera for your kind duas. May Angels say aameen for you too sis <3 Sorry, we currently don't have an estimated time for a reprint. Please try placing an order with NIACOLLECTION in Canada (from the list above). The sister still has some stock left. Hope that helps. Feel free to reach out through email if you'll have any questions - editor@ayeina.com
Assalamu Alaikum Sister.
I am from Sri lanka. Where can i purchase this juz amma journal?
Walaikum assalam. Perhaps check with sister Amina (the literary junction – retailer in the list) from Pakistan if she can ship them? No one in Sri Lanka currently stocks them, but you can always reach out to your local Muslim stores/schools/masajid etc. to see if they might be interested in stocking them so it’s easier for the local community to access such resources in shaa Allah.
Assalamu alaikum
I am from Germany, from where can get juz amma journals?
Jazakallah
walaikum assalam. Please check @cordoba_buch.de in Germany. I have divided all the retailers around the world according to the countries in the caption of this post: https://www.instagram.com/p/CkLUksOjdQM/
Assalamualaikum Sister.
I am from Malaysia. Where can i purchase this juz amma journal?
Walaikum assalam. Only the retailers above in bold text have the stock left. See if any one of them is able to ship to you perhaps? Please feel free to email at editor@ayeina.com for further assistance 🙂
السلام عليكم نحن فى المالديف و نريد شراء الكتاب و لا تفتح مع الصفحة للشراء ماذا افعل
Walaikum assalam. Please email at editor@ayeina.com if you would like to buy in bulk. Individual orders will now open in Ramadan in shaa Allah.
Assalamu alaikum wa rahmatullahi wabarakatuhu sister Samina, I loved the journals very masha Allah , may Allah reward you with the best in duniya and akhirah for all your efforts ameen . I wish to know whether journals for juz 1,2 and 3 are available or not . I wish to buy those when available please . Jazakillahu khairan katheerah
Walaikum assalam wa rahmatullahi wabarakatuh sis. Jazakillah khairan katheera for your kind words. We are working on other Juz one by one. It is a long long process with little kids and multiple scholars involved, but in shaa Allah with the support of lovely people like you, we are able to keep moving forward (albeit slowly and gradually). Aameen to your warm duas and same for you <3
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Assalamualaikum sister could you ship this book to India or the book is available in ebook?
Walaikum assalam Mariyam. Please contact @peekabuk (retailer from India) on Instagram to order your copies locally in shaa Allah. Let me know if I can assist in any way.