Zoya’s brain feels like mashed potatoes, and her homework project seems impossible—until Mama tells her about a real-life superhero: Dr. Abdul Kalam! With pencils, perseverance, and a sprinkle of fun, Zoya learns how small steps (and big dreams) can lead all the way to greatness.Brought to you by <a href="TaleemTime.com" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferer">TaleemTime</a>

Zoya’s brain feels like mashed potatoes, and her homework project seems impossible—until Mama tells her about a real-life superhero: Dr. Abdul Kalam! With pencils, perseverance, and a sprinkle of fun, Zoya learns how small steps (and big dreams) can lead all the way to greatness. Brought to you by TaleemTime

Zoya’s brain feels like mashed potatoes, and her homework project seems impossible—until Mama tells her about a real-life superhero: Dr. Abdul Kalam! With pencils, perseverance, and a sprinkle of fun, Zoya learns how small steps (and big dreams) can lead all the way to greatness.Brought to you by <a href="TaleemTime.com" rel="noopener noreferrer">TaleemTime</a>

#39. The Homework Meltdown

Bedtime Stories for Muslim Kids sparks your child’s imagination with short, engaging tales focusing on faith, 21st-century skills, and a love for Jannah. Brought to you by TaleemTime, each episode ends with uplifting affirmations that nurture curiosity, confidence, and strong moral values. Perfect for bedtime or anytime, these stories help parents instill creativity, resilience, and a deep connection to Deen in their kids. Tune in regularly to watch them grow in mind, heart, and spirit - In sha Allah!

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