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"But you can still marry each other if one is rich and the other is not," Osama points out.

"Of course. You're absolutely right, my darling. But why would Khadija, may Allah be pleased with her, choose to marry Muhammad, sallallahu 'alayhi wa sallam, even though he was poor?"

"Umm, because he was trustworthy, he did not lie, and everything else," Osama replies, rolling his eyes.

This book is about one of the most beautiful love stories that have ever transpired. The relationship of the Prophet Muhammad, sallallahu 'alayhi wa sallam, and Khadija Bintu Khuwaylid is filled with grains of gold for how to have a loving and stable family life, but how do you talk about such a topic in a way that makes it relevant to children.

In the series "Abulaban Brothers" we follow the three boys, Adam (10 years), Osama (8 years) and Hicham (5 years), whose parents often want to explain things to them about Islam, but where the conversations aren't as straightforward as one may imagine them.

The series is inspired by the author's own conversations with her children and a desire to help adults convey Islam to children in a way that is both fun and easy for them to understand and relate to.