by Zain Bhikha (Author), Natalia Scabuso (Illustrator), Johera Mansura (Illustrator)
A songbook for children reminding them to be thankful for the food they have and to not be wasteful.
Back Jacket
May this be another addition to your Zain Bhikha songbook collection with many a lesson about sensible eating, moderation and consideration towards others. It is He Who has brought into being gardens, the cultivated and the wild, and date-palms, and fields with produce of all kinds, and olives and pomegranates, similar (in-kind) and variegated. Eat of their fruit in season, but give (the poor) their due on harvest day. And do not waste, for God does not love the wasteful. [Al-An'am 6:141]
Author Biography
Zain Bhikha has been an inspiration to people the world over since he first began singing in 1994. His uplifting songs aim to reconnect young people with the Creator and fill them with happiness.
With more than a dozen albums to his name, Zain's songs have graced homes throughout the world and touched people's lives in uplifting and often profound ways. He has performed across most continents and remains amongst the most popular Islamic artists.