Daily Contemplations Journal: Islamic Wisdom for Reflection and Discovery

Featuring quotes from notable Muslim poets, mystics, scholars, leaders, the prophet Muhammad and his companions, and the Quran, these pages touch on universal themes of gratitude, humility, patience, knowledge, nature, and more. Daily prompts encourage you to contemplate these topics and explore the roles they play in your life.

Inviting and accessible, this journal is a powerful tool for self-discovery and development. It is divided into twelve unlabeled months of thirty-one days each, allowing you to pick it up at any time of the year and use the calendar of your choice (Gregorian or liturgical). Each month features a new quote at the beginning of every ten-day period, followed by ten open-ended questions to help guide your thoughts and challenge you to pause, reflect, and express yourself freely. The tenth prompt in every section is a reminder to take stock of where you are, which is an important part of the Islamic tradition.

The teachings of Islam, like most other religions and philosophies, encourage people to be mindful and aware of their lives through self-reflection. This journal shares wisdom from the Islamic tradition that can guide us toward greater self-awareness and discovery, regardless of our personal faith.

Details:

• Hardcover
  
  
• 412 pages
  
  
• Dimensions: ‎5.25 x 1.11 x 7.3 inches

Dr. Tarek Elgawharyis a scholar of Islam and comparative religions, having studied at both Princeton University and al-Azhar Seminary. He is the founder of the Coexist Foundation, a nonprofit organization dedicated to creating understanding across divides. He is also the creator of the Making Sense of Islam platform, where he discusses issues related to Islam and mindfulness. You can learn more about him at makingsenseofislam.com.

Hena Khan has been publishing award-winning and bestselling children’s books, many of which center on Muslim characters and Islamic culture, for two decades. Her first picture book, Night of the Moon, was published by Chronicle Books in 2008, when there was very little Muslim representation in children’s literature. Hena has since published books in many genres for different ages, including picture books like Golden Domes and Silver Lanterns, Like the Moon Loves the Sky, and Under My Hijab, novels like Amina’s Voice and More to the Story, and series like Zara’s Rules and Super You! Learn more about Hena and her work at www.henakhan.com.