The education of children in Islam, by 'Abdullah Nâsih 'Ulwâne (Student, jurist, preacher (dâ'iah) and pedagogue), Revised and edited by Dr. Chérif Salah Al-Sayed Al-Akwar (Translator at the Commission National Egyptian for UNESCO), Translated by the Literary Commission of the Editions of Dâr Essalam in Paris,

The French-speaking public will find in this work a vast and deep presentation concerning a crucial subject for the Muslim Nation on the one hand, and for the Muslim family on the other hand, namely the education of present and future generations of children in the 'Islam.

This book is the fruit of the work of one of the greatest Muslim scholars of contemporary times, Sheikh 'Abdullâh N. Ulwane (may Allah Almighty have mercy on his soul).

It addresses not only the practical rules to be inculcated in the child in matters of worship and social behavior, but well beyond it addresses the cultural, intellectual and psychological dimensions of education, constantly aiming to protect the Muslim child from psychic deviations which are, alas, so commonly observable in many young people all around us.

From this present guide, Muslim parents will thus have at their disposal precious points of reference which will help them to fulfill their noble and difficult task as educators.