Front cover with Inner spread of We Will Meet Again in Jannah by Zamir Hussain. Children’s death activity book by Ta-Ha Publishers

Front cover of We Will Meet Again in Jannah by Zamir Hussain. Children’s death activity book by Ta-Ha Publishers

We Will Meet Again in Jannah

An activity book for bereaved Muslim siblings

Zamir Hussain

Translated by ILLUSTRATOR Emily McCann

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Losing a brother or sister is a deep struggle for a child. This gentle Islamic activity book provides a safe space for young hearts to process grief, answer difficult questions, and find comfort in Allah’s beautiful promise that we will meet again in Jannah. Suitable for ages 6 and up.

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Description

Do you struggle to find the right words to help your child understand the loss of a brother or sister? When a family is in the depths of grief, it can be hard for parents to provide the emotional space children need to process their own pain and confusion.

We Will Meet Again in Jannah is a comforting space for bereaved siblings. Authored by Zamir Hussain, an experienced healthcare chaplain, this interactive activity book transforms a heavy experience into discovery and healing strength. Through full-colour illustrations and thoughtful exercises, children are encouraged to explore their feelings, ask big questions, and learn about the Islamic perspective of death and the afterlife.

This colourful 36-page book offers a bereaved sibling a practical way to honour a sibling’s memory while holding onto the ultimate hope of a joyful reunion.
Why You Need This Book
Interactive: Provides practical activities that help children express thoughts and feelings they might find hard to speak aloud.

Comforting: Teaches the Islamic perspective of death, replacing fear of the unknown with the hopeful promise of meeting again in Jannah.

Transparent: Acts as a springboard for parents to start deep, healing conversations with their children during difficult times.

Keep memories alive: Offers creative suggestions for children to celebrate their sibling’s life and keep their memory alive through positive actions.

Expert guidance: Written by a qualified chaplain and educator to ensure the content is age-appropriate and based on Qur’an and Sunnah.
Author Biography

Zamir Hussain is a UK-based Muslim Healthcare Chaplain since 2007 and a qualified teacher. She holds an Honours degree in Islamic studies and a PGCE in Religious Education as well as a certificate of Muslim Chaplaincy. She is a qualified hijama therapist and life coach.
In 2024, she was honoured with the Rabata We Are Aminah Award for her exceptional service in chaplaincy and her commitment to fostering positive cultural change through her writing and bereavement care.
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This Book is Best For
Bereaved parents: wanting to support their children’s emotional needs when they may feel overwhelmed to do so alone.

Grieving siblings under 10: who need a gentle, Islamic way to make sense of their experience.

School teachers and chaplains: looking for a trusted, classroom-ready resource to support a student through sibling loss.

Grandparents and relatives: who want to provide a meaningful, practical gift that offers more than just words.
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Endorsements & Recognition

N. Akhter, Education Consultant

“This book can be a valued resource for schools in the field of bereavement care for pupils. Lesson plans can be customised according to the topic and activity on each page and adapted around the needs and background of the children. I would recommend this book wholeheartedly.”

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Frequently Asked Questions

Will this book make my child more upset?

This book is designed to be a gentle companion with bright, happy illustrations. Rather than dwelling only on sadness, it helps children make sense of their experience and find strength through an Islamic framework and the promise of Jannah.

What is a suitable age group for this book?

It is designed to be most useful for children from the ages of 6 to 10.

Does it follow authentic Islamic teachings?

Zamir Hussain is a qualified teacher with a degree in Islamic Studies and years of experience as a Muslim Healthcare Chaplain, ensuring the content is based in the Qur’an and Sunnah.

Can I use this if I am also grieving and find it hard to talk?

This is exactly why the book was created. It acts as a bridge, helping you engage with your child’s needs even when your own emotional bucket is limited.

Is this just a storybook?

No, it is a 36-page interactive activity book. It includes spaces for the child to write, draw, and participate in activities that help them process their grief actively.

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