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Description
This book is the second of a series of three textbooks that aim to teach Muslim children about their Islamic American Heritage. In this volume, students learn about what our Founding Fathers thought about Islam and the influence that Islam had on their own political and religious beliefs. It also describes the contributions of Muslim slaves to American History.
The material is designed to provide provoke discussion about issues debated in American history. Additional related extension materials are available for free at www.islamicschoolresources.com This is the only textbook for Muslim children that will allow students to learn another view of American history.
They will learn about Muslim heroes such as Khashkhash ibn Saeed, Mansa Abu Bakr II, Estevanico, Anthony Van Salee, and Yusef Ben Ali. Students will learn about the legend of Queen Califia, the legends of the Melungeons, Columbus' relationship with Muslims, and the Moor Sundry Act of 1790.
Suitable for ages: 5th grade and higher
The material is designed to provide provoke discussion about issues debated in American history. Additional related extension materials are available for free at www.islamicschoolresources.com This is the only textbook for Muslim children that will allow students to learn another view of American history.
They will learn about Muslim heroes such as Khashkhash ibn Saeed, Mansa Abu Bakr II, Estevanico, Anthony Van Salee, and Yusef Ben Ali. Students will learn about the legend of Queen Califia, the legends of the Melungeons, Columbus' relationship with Muslims, and the Moor Sundry Act of 1790.
Suitable for ages: 5th grade and higher
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