Author: Luqman Nagy
ISBN: 8178982978
Pages: 32
Binding: Paperback
My Egyptian Village takes young readers on a journey to a traditional Muslim village on the banks of the River Nile, seen through the eyes of a young Egyptian boy, 'Abd Kareem. He shares the sights, rhythms, and traditions of Al-Khayriyyah - a village where history, faith, and culture are woven into everyday life.
A warm, character-led introduction to Muslim life in Egypt - ideal for building cultural curiosity and a sense of the wider global Muslim community in young readers. Part of the My Village series available at Cii Stores.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is this book about?
A young Egyptian boy named 'Abd Kareem guides the reader through his village on the Nile, sharing what life looks like in a traditional Egyptian Muslim community. It covers history, culture, daily routines, and the importance of family and faith in village life.
What age group is it suitable for?
Primary school age - approximately 6 to 10 years. The 32-page format is accessible and picture-supported, with enough content to prompt discussion about other cultures and Muslim communities around the world.
Is this part of a series?
Yes - this is part of the My Village series by Goodword Books, which takes children to Muslim communities in different countries. My Chinese Village (also available at Cii Stores) is another title in the series.
Can it be used in a school or madrassah setting?
Yes - My Egyptian Village makes a good supplementary text for Islamic Studies or cultural awareness lessons, introducing children to the global Muslim community through relatable storytelling.