The Lost Words
The Lost Words by Safiyya Bintali, published by Greenbird Books in May 2012, is a concise introduction to autism aimed at raising awareness within Muslim communities. This edition features 30 pages and is presented in English. The narrative unfolds through the perspective of Safiyya, a young sibling who serves as both a companion and teacher to her non-verbal brother, Amin, providing insights into their experiences and challenges.
Readers will find that this book addresses the topic of autism in a straightforward manner, making it accessible for families and communities seeking to understand this condition better. It emphasizes the importance of awareness and support, particularly within the context of Islam. Additionally, a portion of the proceeds from sales will benefit autism charities, highlighting a commitment to community support and education.
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Autism may be a word you have heard, you may know someone with it, or you may have no idea what it is. This book is the simplest introduction to autism, helping Muslim families raise awareness amongst their communities. This short story is seen through the eyes of a Safiyya, a young sibling herself, companion and teacher to her young non-verbal brother Amin. A proceed of sales from this book will go to autism charities. A special mention also goes out to the blog founder of ‘My Autistic Muslim Child, ‘ a site for learning, sharing and support for Muslim families
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