Meet the Masumeen With Class 786 (Suggested Ages: 7-12)

Authors: Youths of Husseini Islamic Center (HIC) Orlando, Florida | Paperback 340 pages

Suitable for children aged 7-12 years old.

It seemed like it was going to be a typical day at Al-Iman Madressah. The Students of Class 786 were known to be the most notorious class the Madressah had ever had. The average teacher who taught that class lasted two weeks at the most. No one wanted to teach THOSE kids, well almost no one.

It was on that one school morning EVERYTHING changed. The students of Class 786 were up to their normal chaos and didn't even notice the door open. It was their principal and standing next to him their new teacher, Mrs. Hudda. Mrs. Hudda looked around the classroom, it was a mess! Girls bickering, boys bullying, paper airplanes flying...

As Mrs. Hudda peered throughout the room the principal thought to himself, this poor lady has NO idea what she's in for... but in reality it was the students of Class 786 who had no idea what Mrs. Hudda had in store for them....

Endorsements

“We got the copy of the book Meet the Masumeen and I have been reading the book thoroughly. I must say it is ONE of the best books for children (well even adults for that matter!) that I have ever come across. My 9 year old daughter- who LOVES to read- finished the book in about 1 and 1/2 days, she stayed up one night until 2:00am reading it. Now she calls me "Mrs. Hudda" and asks me to make adventures for her to go through.
I love the way they tied in very practical problems that kids face and then use the examples from the Masumeen to learn from."
Sister Arifa Hudda

“The long-awaited Meet the Masumeen has surpasses all expectations. Using the magical tool of time travel, the authors have brought the real life stories of our noble personalities to life. This book is an essential part of everyone's home, and is an extremely useful addition to the Madressa classroom too!"
By a mum and teacher

“Meet the Masumeen is about a class that has very bad behaviour, but which changes when they get a new teacher, Mrs Hudda, who takes them back in time and they learn about good traits through our Masumeen. I like how the book is made and how the authors put the stories of the Masumeen altogether, and how they have used both fact and fiction together. I also learnt many things about the Prophet, Lady Fatima and Imams that we don't normally hear. I wish that I could be in Class 786 too!"
By a 7 year-old boy