The First Islamic Encyclopedia of Science – Exploring Allah’s Creation

The First Islamic Encyclopedia of Science – Exploring Allah’s Creation takes young Muslim readers on an exciting journey through the wonders of the universe and the world around them, helping children explore science while recognising the signs of Allah in His creation.

This beautifully illustrated Islamic science encyclopedia introduces a wide range of scientific topics in an engaging and child-friendly way. Rather than separating scientific learning from faith, the book connects knowledge of the natural world with Qur’anic verses, Islamic reminders and reflection on the Creator.

Children can explore everything from the vast universe and planet Earth to tiny living cells, plants, animals and the human body. The book also introduces important ideas from chemistry and physics, including atoms, materials, forces, gravity, light, sound, electricity and magnetism, before moving into modern technology such as computers and artificial intelligence.

What Children Will Explore

The Universe, Earth & Weather
Learn about space, the history of the universe, planets, Earth’s position in space, mountains, tectonic plates, the water cycle, wind, seasons and natural disasters.

Living Things, Plants & Animals
Discover what makes something living, how plants grow, reproduction, animals and the incredible diversity found throughout Allah’s creation.

The Human Body & Health
Explore the body and its systems, including topics such as digestion, the stomach and intestines, alongside Islamic guidance relating to health and moderation.

Atoms, Materials & Matter
Introduce children to the building blocks of the physical world and how different materials and states of matter behave.

Energy, Forces, Light & Sound
Learn about gravity, upthrust, movement, energy and other key principles through easy explanations, illustrations and practical examples.

Electricity, Computers & Artificial Intelligence
From power stations and renewable energy to computers and how AI learns from data, children are introduced to technology in an accessible way.

Throughout the encyclopedia, colourful illustrations, fascinating facts, questions, real-life examples and simple activities encourage children to think, investigate and learn. Qur’anic references and Islamic reflections help young readers connect their scientific discoveries with their faith.

Its A4 hardcover format and 272 pages make it a substantial reference book that children can return to again and again. It is an excellent addition to an Islamic home library and particularly useful for Islamic homeschooling, Muslim families and revert families looking for educational resources that place faith at the centre of learning.

The colourful, largely faceless-style illustrations also make this an appealing choice for families searching for Islamic faceless books for kids.

A beautiful science companion designed to inspire curiosity, critical thinking, gratitude and wonder at Allah’s creation.