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Can an 800-year-old robot solve a modern mystery?
Idris Rahman has always wanted to know how things work. So when he and his sister Hana find a box taped shut eleven times at the bottom of the masjid library's donation pile, they open it. Inside is a leather notebook left by an old engineer, Brother Yusuf. Its first drawing shows the Elephant Clock of Al-Jazari, the brilliant Muslim inventor many call the father of robotics.
Idris decides to rebuild it for the school science fair, using a plastic tank, his grandmother's rice bowl and a lot of trial and error. But a stranger in a grey coat wants the notebook, a page has been torn out, and Idris's carefully drawn plan suddenly goes missing. When his science fair rival announces the very same project, Idris is sure he knows who took it.
But real scientists do not guess. They test.
Book 1 of The Golden Age Inventor Mysteries, a clean Islamic chapter book series for Muslim kids that mixes a page-turning middle grade mystery with real STEM history from the Islamic Golden Age.
Inside this book, young readers will:
Also included: a note about the real Al-Jazari, a glossary of Arabic and Islamic words with easy pronunciation, and discussion questions for classrooms, book clubs and family reading time.
Why parents and teachers choose this book:
Perfect for: Muslim boys and girls ages 8 to 12 (grades 3 to 7), Islamic school classrooms and libraries, weekend Islamic school, homeschool families looking for Islamic history and science units, Muslim book clubs, and Eid and Ramadan gifts for kids who love mysteries, robots, inventions and science experiments.
No romance, no music, no inappropriate content. Just a warm Muslim family, a brave brother and sister, and a mystery worth solving.
Read the whole series in order:
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