Muslim Kids Podcast
Umer and Hasan are at a theme park enjoying their summer break. Hasan witnesses a very disappointing scene at this theme park and looks to his older cousin for an explanation.
Parent guide: what this story teaches and questions to talk about ↓
Parent guide
Nine-year-old Hassan is determined to ride the biggest roller coaster at a theme park, while his older cousin Omar is in charge of keeping him safe. Hassan has an idea about how to make the ride less scary. Later, the boys see something at a drink station that leads to a talk about right and wrong.
What it teaches
- Remembering Allah when afraid
- Honesty and not taking what is not yours
- Responsibility for younger family
- Accountability on the Day of Judgment
References in this episode
- Dua: The traveling dua and other duas recited before the ride, and saying bismillah
- Quran: Allah says in the Quran that verily in the remembrance of Allah do hearts find ease
- Sunnah: Taking something that is not rightfully yours is a type of injustice, and every injustice will be presented to Allah on the Day of Judgment
Talk about it together
- What did Hassan and Omar do before the ride, and how did it help them feel?
- What did Hassan see the other kids do at the drink station, and how did it make him feel?
- Why is taking something without paying not right?
- When do you feel nervous, and what could you say or do to feel calmer?
Suggested ages: 6-9. Browse all stories by theme.
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