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A symbolic story inspired by the reflection of Prophet Ibrahim (Abraham) when he asked the idols: “Why don’t you speak?”
It follows young Hashem as he visits an ancient village filled with giant stone statues. At first, he feels afraid of them,
but through his father’s wisdom, he learns that some things that look powerful are actually empty.
Through warm family scenes and moments of awareness, Hashem discovers that only God hears, sees, and truly deserves awe.
Message:
Some big things are empty… and don’t deserve my fear.
Author:
Reham hejah
Type of Work:
Illustrated short story for children
Copyright Note:
Written from the heart, for every child’s journey of awareness.
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Title The Idols That Couldn’t Speak
A symbolic story inspired by the reflection of Prophet Ibrahim (Abraham) when he asked the idols: “Why don’t you speak?”
It follows young Hashem as he visits an ancient village filled with giant stone statues. At first, he feels afraid of them,
but through his father’s wisdom, he learns that some things that look powerful are actually empty.
Through warm family scenes and moments of awareness, Hashem discovers that only God hears, sees, and truly deserves awe.
Message:
Some big things are empty… and don’t deserve my fear.
Author:
Reham hejah
Type of Work:
Illustrated short story for children
Copyright Note:
Written from the heart, for every child’s journey of awareness.
Work type Literary: Other
Tags prophet ibrahim, idols, mindfulness, hashem, awareness, riham hajja, peace, children’s story, trust in god, inspired by the prophets, illusion
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Entry date Nov 5, 2025, 7:50 AM UTC
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