When a storm rolls over the hills of Granada, Spain, ten-year-old Safura, her twin sister Razaan, and their curious little brother Fawad uncover a glowing bronze compass in their late grandfather’s study.
One flash of light — and they’re swept through the Door of Time into a world drowning in rain.

They awaken aboard a massive ark, face-to-face with the people of Prophet Nuh (Noah عليه السلام).
There they witness not only the Great Flood, but the mercy, patience, and faith that saved humanity.
Guided by their mysterious compass — and tested by a dark whispering force called Zhulm — the children learn that true courage means standing firm in belief, even when the whole world sinks.

Richly written and visually cinematic, The Door of Time blends faith and fantasy into a story of adventure, heart, and timeless values.
Perfect for readers 7+, parents, and classrooms seeking a bridge between moral imagination and storytelling.

“Faith isn’t the absence of storms — it’s the light that carries you through them.”

Series Keywords: Islamic fantasy, children’s adventure, prophetic stories, time-travel fiction, moral fantasy, middle-grade adventure, Nuh (Noah) story for kids, faith-inspired fiction, faith-based YA.

Disclaimer:
This book is a work of fiction.
It is not a literal retelling of Prophetic events, but a fantasy adventure inspired by Qur’anic themes to help young readers explore Islamic morals and values through imagination.