The Gardens of Saba

The rise and fall of a prosperous people, told with vivid illustration for young readers. The Gardens of Saba brings the Quranic story of the people of Saba to life - a timeless lesson in gratitude and the consequences of ingratitude, written by Saniyasnain Khan for Goodword Books.

Book details:

• Author: Saniyasnain Khan
• Publisher: Goodword Books
• ISBN: 9788178984056
• Pages: 24 | Binding: Hardbound

A meaningful and engaging read for children aged 4 to 8, introducing one of the Quran's most instructive civilisation stories.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who are the people of Saba and why are they mentioned in the Quran?

The people of Saba (Sheba) were a prosperous civilisation whose story is told in Surah Saba in the Quran. Their famous gardens were a sign of Allah's blessing, but when they showed ingratitude, the gardens were destroyed and they were scattered. It is one of the Quran's most striking lessons about gratitude and pride.

What age group is this book suited for?

Approximately 4 to 8 years old. At 24 pages with large illustrations, it is suited to read-aloud sessions with parents and early independent reading.

Is this a good Islamic gift for a child?

Yes - the story carries a strong moral lesson rooted in the Quran, making it a meaningful Eid, birthday or madrassah gift.

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