Always such a beautiful reminder for my children and myself. Stay calm, this life is only temporary, in shaa Allah paradise awaits us.

My son truly loves all of the books I have purchased from Ruqaya's Bookshelf. Wonderful selection of diverse books that are truly relatable for Muslim children.

This is a nice book for introducing the concept of jannah to young kids. It's also a nice story about family and spending time together.

The book ‘One hundred flavours of Ice cream’ is a brilliant book, its illustrations are really good, and realistic, and the main subject the book talks about/mentions, is Jannah. The main characters in the book talk about things that annoy them in this life, and won’t annoy them at all in Jannah, and what they wish they could have in it.

The book, the illustration, the story, all of it my kids loved them. We are soo blessed to be your fans and that our path crossed. May Allah continue to bless your pen and for us to be uplifted through your creativity, fun, and uniqueness to bringing love and joy of reading to my children.

The moment my daughter saw this book she asked to read it all by herself. She read the whole book in one sitting. The title is catchy for kids and the illustrations vibrant and colorful. I love that the theme of the story is Jannah. There are discussions questions at the end as well to talk about Jannah with your child and connect them with Allah. I think this is so important especially when they are young so that the love of Allah is planted in their hearts. Besides being engaging to the kids, the story has characters with positive traits and a setting they can relate to and understand. Jazakum Allahu khairan!

Masha Allah what a lovely book showing children not to focus on things they have no control over. The only goal should be Jannah.. Great illustrations, my 7 yr old was thoroughly engaged. As each wish of Jannah was read, his smile grew wider. May Allah continue to bless you in all you do. Jazakallahu khair from my family.

This book was great. The pictures were nice and the story was good, as well. My kids were interested in the story and I like that the characters ended up focusing on the beauty of jannah instead of the problems of this world. This is an important lesson for all of us. I think that this lesson may go over some kids’ heads….as I feel like it may have gone over my own kids’ heads (they are 4, 6, and 8), but I think that after reading the book over and over and having more discussions about the topic, they will start to get it. Honestly, this is a principle that isn’t steadfast in even adults’ hearts. Even we need stories like this to remind us that our problems in this world are only temporary and we should focus on earning the wonderful long-term blessings of jannnah.

I LOVED this book! It is perfectly written with the audience in mind. Very well tailored to kids of all ages and you can tell the author probably has some experience with kids because the characters were totally relatable in the way they spoke, acted and the way their imaginations worked! I know my kids will love this book for many years to come, insha’Allah.