This book contains the following stories:-
The Woman Who Entered Hell: The story is about a woman who locked up a cat until it died of starvation and thirst. Hellfire was a punishment for her cruelty to animals. The objective of the story is to educate children to show mercy to animals.
The True Mother: The story is about the wise counsel of the Prophet Solomon (peace be upon him), who recognized the real mother of a child that survived a predatory wolf.
Mercy Emerged from the Heart of the Beloved Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him): The story illustrates the mercy of the Prophet (peace be upon him). He showed mercy to a bird when its eggs and chicks were taken. The Prophet ordered his companions to return the chicks and eggs to stop the bird's suffering.
The Man Allah (swt) Forgave: This story tells about a man's attitude when he quenched the thirst of a dog by giving it water from the well in the harsh desert. Allah (God) forgave him for showing mercy to animals.
A Cow That Spoke: This story talks about a strange incident that occurred long ago. It involved a cow, which spoke after being tortured by its owner, and how the owner started to treat his cow better after being surprised by the great power of Allah (God).
A Man Who Removed Harm from the People's Path: This story talks about a young man whose sins were forgiven by Allah (swt) because he removed a tree branch from a road that blocked the progress of passers-by. The objective of the story is to teach children about removing obstacles from the road.
Allah (swt) Dislikes Boasters: This story talks about an arrogant man swallowed by a crack in the ground because of his arrogance and ego. Children will learn about these reprehensible characteristics, and how to instead practice humility.
A Voice in the Sky: The story revolves around a voice in the sky, which commands a cloud to irrigate the garden of a good man because he gave one-third of his harvest each season to the poor. The story educates children to the blessings of charity.
The Most Beloved Work to Allah (swt): This story tells children about praying on time by showing how one man attended prayer in the masjid (mosque) even when he was busy.
Selling the House and Neighborhood: The story is about the dignity of the neighbor and the need to be treated better, as enjoined to us by our noble Prophet. It is illustrated by the close relationship between Abdullah and his neighbor Ahmed.
Love for Allah (swt): The story is about two men united in brotherhood to Allah. Allah sent a messenger to one, telling that he loved him. This story defines the virtue and magnificence of the love for Allah to children.
Works by Intent: The story tells about a rich man who gave charitably to people, but did so without recognition. An old man reassures him that his acts of charity will receive reward from Allah.
A Killer Claiming the Pardon of Allah (swt): This is a story about a man who killed 100 people but then repented. It gives evidence of Allah's great mercy, as Allah moved the land so that the man could enter paradise.
When Allah (swt) Witnesses: The story tells about the revered position of a trader when Allah mocked the sea in order to send back money he borrowed from another trader on the date it was to be paid back. The trader chose Allah to be a witness and accepted his majesty as a guarantor for the money. Allah did not let down.
The Patient Prophet Ayyoob (peace be upon him): The story tells about the patience of Ayyoob (peace be upon him) during his illness, the attitude of his wife and the people during that time, and the reward bestowed by Allah (swt) for his patience. The story is a remarkable example for children on the virtue of patience.
The Honest Trader: The story tells about the good ethics of the trader Ibrahim, who forgave the poor their loans. He continued to do this until the angel of death came to him during his agony and cheered him with his passage into heaven for his good deeds.
Allah (swt) Rejoices for his Slave's Repentance: The story tells of a man who lost his camel in the desert, and its later return. It shows children that Allah (swt) rejoices more over the repentance of a sinner than the joy of a man whose camel is returned to him.
Two Honest Men Requesting the Halal: The story highlights the character and attitude of two men who lacked the greed to own a jar of gold buried in the sand for fear it might not be their right. Their honesty overcomes their greed for the money.
Who Will Pass the Test: The story revolves around three men, Blind, Ding, and Albino tested by Allah (swt), who cures them and gives each the best in life. Allah (swt) then sends an angel in the guise of a man to see who succeeds in his test.
The Fair Judge: The story of a cheating trader who mixed milk with water. One day while sailing the sea, the trader’s monkey is punished because of the trader’s dishonesty. He then repents to Allah (swt). This story is a warning to children about cheating.
The Ship Will Not Sink: This story is about the usefulness of listening to counsel. A ship was rescued from sinking after men advised their colleagues not to make a hole in the ship. All were saved from death.
Allah (swt) Is Able to Do Anything: The story tells of two good husbands, whom Allah (swt) donated a lot of delicious food to after a time of extreme starvation. They received the food even without doing any work for it. This story proves the amazing power of Allah (swt) who is able to do anything for His good slaves.
Three Men in a Cave: This story is about three men locked in a cave by a large rock. Allah (swt) ordered that the rock be dragged from the cave door because of their prayers, goodness and righteousness.
Don't Punish the Innocent for a Guilty Sin: The story of a Prophet who burned a valley of ants because one ant bit him. Allah (swt) admonished him because he should not have punished the innocent for the sin of the abuser.
Jorayj the Worshiper: This story tells about a worshiper whose mother prayed against him to Allah (swt). Allah responded to her and the man experienced a harsh time, including being hit by villagers. However, because of his goodness, Allah (swt) made many small utterances and forgave the man, making the man more faithful to his mother.
Pausing Sunset by Allah’s (swt) Permission: This story tells of the children of Israel when Allah (swt) punished them for their intentions. It also tells about the response of Allah (swt) to the prayers of His Prophet Joshua to enter the Holy Land before the sun sets.
Faithful Boy: The story is about a brave and good boy who killed a fierce beast, and how a mountain shook and waves erupted from the sea for him. It also deals with the owners of the ditch who were unfairly thrown into a fire by the king.
Two Kings Who Feared the King’s Chair: The story tells about two kings who lifted the kingdom chair to worship only Allah (swt) and earned a daily living from their sweat like ordinary people.
Oh Allah (swt), Do Not Make Me Oppress the People: The story of a small child not seduced by appearances. He did not wish to be like the king in his entire splendor that passed in front of him. Instead, he wished to be like the woman hit by young boys because of her goodness and faithfulness.
Moses (peace be upon him) and Al-Khadir: The story tells Allah’s (swt) miracle of reviving a dead fish. It tells about Moses (peace be upon him) accompanied by Al-Khadir, and of the three events mentioned in Soorat Al-Khahf (The Cave), the 18th chapter of the Holy Qur'an.