The Institute of Ismaili Studies is excited to launch its new Children’s Series. This series is designed to spark curiosity, inspire conversations, and bring joy to children and families, all while deepening understanding of our rich Ismaili history and identity. Through vibrant, imaginative stories, we invite you to embark on journeys of exploration, reflection and discovery. These tales will ignite young minds, foster meaningful connections, and encourage families to dream and learn together. Join us as we ask, seek, and reflect through stories that captivate and inspire.

Cover of Talim children's book Ya Ali Madad

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Ya Ali Madad Everyone

This book is about a young boy who learns the meaning of Ya Ali Madad and Mawla Ali Madad. The story takes place in the Ismaili Centre Toronto Jamatkhana where the little boy goes through typical encounters. He comes across a wide variety of people such as volunteers, seniors, family members, and friends in rich illustrated scenes that creates opportunities for memorable discussion beyond just the text.

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How Can I Tell My Mawla I Love Him?

How Can I Tell My Mawla I Love Him? is a heart-warming journey that invites readers of all ages to explore the many ways we can express love for our Mawla. With vibrant illustrations, recognisable landmarks, and powerful symbols, this delightful story takes children on a global adventure, inspiring love, pride, and connection to their Ismaili identity. In a world that often feels divided, this book offers a bridge to deeper faith, understanding, and family bonding.