Ruqayyah brings curiosity and light to every moment.
She loves learning — from books, stories, the Qur’an, and the world around her. When something inspires her, she writes it down, asks questions, and tries to understand how it connects her heart to Allah.

Her heart reflects the hadith:
“Whoever travels a path seeking knowledge, Allah will make a path to Paradise easy for them.”

She teaches children the value of asking questions with adab, seeking knowledge for Allah’s sake, and letting learning shape their character every single day.

Sara brings courage into every room she enters. She moves through the world in her wheelchair with quiet strength, facing challenges with sabr and hope instead of giving up. Her presence reminds everyone that tests don’t stop you from being loved by Allah.

Her heart reflects the hadith:
“How amazing is the affair of the believer… if something good happens, they are grateful; if hardship comes, they are patient.”

She teaches children the value of patience, trusting Allah during hard days, and seeing their struggles as a path to reward.

Ayisha brings honesty and softness together. She stands up for what’s right, but chooses words that heal instead of hurt. She’s the friend who tells you the truth, then makes dua for you afterward.

Her heart reflects the hadith:
“Whoever believes in Allah and the Last Day, let them speak good or remain silent.”

She teaches children the value of gentle honesty, guarding their tongue, and using their words as a source of goodness.

Mia brings quiet goodness into everyday moments. She fixes things without being asked, checks on friends who look sad, and does kind deeds when no one is watching. She cares more about Allah seeing her than people noticing her.

Her heart reflects the hadith:
“The most beloved deeds to Allah are those done regularly, even if they are small.”

She teaches children the value of sincere intentions, small daily acts of khayr, and doing good for Allah alone, not for attention.