"All that's necessary for the triumph of evil, is for good men to do nothing," says Superman. Upon reading such a bold statement, thoughts commonly go to infamous evildoers, such as Saddam or Hitler. However, oppression occurs closer to home. Ask any child who has been bruised by a bully. A United States special task force on bullying cites that 1-in-4 children experience verbal, physical, or cyber bullying during the average school year. Such events can lead to depressive tendencies, making a child less likely to succeed academically or socially. So how should a child stand up to a bully? With help – from bystanders and from Allah (SWT). As society members, each of us has a responsibility to help the oppressed. Our Prophet (SAW) notes that those who hear a call for help, and do not respond, are not considered believers. Further, Allah (SWT) promises his own justice, stating that whoever performs an atom’s weight of good or of evil will be compensated for it (99:7-8). In this book, we seek to motivate children to take a stand, championing for the fair treatment of others. (Source: Noor Kids)
Book 8 in the Noor Kids series of illustrated Islamic story books for ages 4–9, each with two short stories. Listed in the Noor Kids shop in November 2024. (Source: Noor Kids)
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