Recognising patterns is an essential skill for understanding both the world of science and the complexities of human character. As a parent, you want your child to be able to notice when a friend is feeling sad or when a particular habit is leading to a recurring problem. Wise Compass helps children become pattern-spotters by presenting them with stories that highlight the rhythms of nature and the habits of the heart. This develops their emotional intelligence and their ability to think analytically about their own actions. 

In ‘The Twisted Tree’, for example, children are invited to look at how certain inner habits like jealousy can consistently lead to the same negative outcomes. By identifying these patterns in a story, they begin to recognise them in their own lives. This is a key part of Tazkiyah, or purification of the heart. Our full-colour illustrations help children visualise these patterns, making them easier to understand and remember. We also show patterns in the natural world, such as in ‘Food Safari’, where children see the global systems that bring food to our tables, fostering a sense of Shukr. By spotting these patterns, your child develops a more stable and observant identity. They learn that the noble Quran often points us toward these signs and cycles as a way of understanding the world. Wise Compass provides the tools for this kind of values-based reading, ensuring that your child is building both their literacy and their character. You can feel confident that your child is learning to see the world with a deeper level of insight.