Prophetic literature for children .. Taking moral universe to decorate the inner self and acts phenomenon

Literature is the ethics of many slaves, and the Arts ornament decorated with the same inner Muslim, and his actions phenomenon.

And "literature is the use of praise in word and deed, and through him that the introduction of some moral universe .. and literature is taken from an invitation to the banquet food, so called because it claims to."

And associated literature Islamic faith are closely linked, so that the belief is that stimulate the rights to good behavior, and lack of faith has lead to all the possibilities and negative disintegration and deviation, and therefore the Islamic morality is the result of the faith that rests in the human heart, a working engine and influential without so no place for literature without faith. For this turn of Arts counterproductive behavior is reprehensible and immoral actions Kalrmail example, if there is no fixed true doctrine Taathzb with the soul and is being used by the warp.[1]

The literature was said to him: "My son won the luck of the literature, and finished his heart, it is the greatest that mixes dance, and I know that if you close I lived it, though Ngrepett you had Kalsahb which is not any harm with it, son, literature vaccine mind and intelligence of the heart and the address of the credit," [ 2]

"To configure the character proper to the child should be taught the duties that he should do and this teaching is by example, education and guidance, and the duties that the child has to perform not only the duties usual to the same outward appearances honesty, trust, dignity and modesty ...., which maintains the status of humanitarian and duties about respect for the rights of others since early in order to be virtuous in his actions respected the rights of others " [3]

[1] - Parameters of the assets of Islamic education through the commandments of Luqman to his son

[2] - Siham Jabbar Mahdi, a child in Islamic law and the education curriculum of the Prophet, p. 305   By Mohammed al-Dailami, guide the hearts, p. 160

[3] - Siham Jabbar Mahdi, a child in Islamic law and the education curriculum of the Prophet, p. 311-312