I Hate for Others What I Hate for Myself

Author Mohammad Al-Muhajir presents in "I Dislike for Others What I Dislike for Myself" a refined educational story reflecting one of the highest pillars of human and Islamic ethics: empathy and the refusal to inflict harm on others just as one would reject it for oneself. The story explores vivid, familiar situations from children's daily lives, demonstrating how good intentions, honesty, and avoiding selfishness or injustice positively shape social bonds and build a cohesive, loving community. Through a warm, touching narrative and expressive illustrations, the book instills in young minds the values of compassion, respect for others' feelings, and moral fairness from an early age.

Because it translates profound moral values into simple daily behaviors that children can easily grasp, fostering a strong spirit of empathy and fairness toward others.

For older children and young readers, as well as parents and educators seeking stories that instill noble ethics and social awareness.