Although I don’t have the full table of contents, the structure (as inferred from descriptions) is likely as follows: Introduction / Preface – Orientation to the life of the Prophet, aim of the book. Stories – Multiple chapters, each telling a portion of the Prophet’s life (Seerah), such as birth, early years, major events in Makkah, migration (Hijrah), etc. Hadith & Prayers – At the start of each story: a Hadith; somewhere also prayers or supplications of the Prophet. Illustrations – Accompanying visuals for stories. Moral / Life Lessons – Each story likely ends or includes moral reflections/applications of the Prophet’s teachings. Glossary or Notes – Possibly explanations for difficult terms, names, or cultural context (though not explicitly confirmed).

Summary This book provides a child's introduction to the life of the Prophet Muhammad ﷺ. It consists of several shorter stories (retold in simple, accessible English) that cover key events in his life, from birth, childhood, prophethood, to the major episodes that exemplify his character, values, and teachings. Each story is prefaced by a Hadith, and the narrative is supported with prayers, moral insights, and colorful illustrations to make the life of the Prophet relatable to young readers. Abstract My First Prophet Muhammad Storybook aims to educate children (aged about 7-13) about the life of Prophet Muhammad ﷺ in a gentle, engaging way. By combining the Seerah stories with Hadith, prayers, and illustrations, the book helps young readers not only learn historical and religious facts but also internalize values like kindness, honesty, courage, compassion, and faith. It serves both as a foundational Seerah text and as a moral/character building tool, appropriate for reading at home or in educational settings. Review Strengths: The language is clear and simple, well-suited for its target age group. The use of hadiths and prayers gives authenticity and links stories to source texts. Illustrations enhance engagement and help younger readers visualize, making the narratives more memorable. The moral lessons are practical: aiming not just to inform but to shape character

Children aged about 7 years and above. Parents who wish to teach their children about the Prophet’s life at home. Teachers / Islamic education instructors in schools or madrasas wanting an accessible Seerah resource. Children new to reading about Islam / interested in Prophetic stories.