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late and their mother told them they must wait until tomorrow, after all, she
reminded them they had only just got over chickenpox!
Abraham was the first to wake up the next morning. He rushed to the window to
see if the snow was still there. It was! He ran into Sarah's room and woke her up
to tell her the good news. She was very excited and together they looked out of
the window at a new world cloaked in white. The snow had stopped falling,
everywhere looked so beautiful, and the winter's sun made everything sparkle --
it all looked very inviting!
Just then their mother called, "Sarah, Abraham have you said your Fajr prayer
yet?" With all the excitement they had quite forgotten, so they quickly made
ablution and prayed. When they came downstairs their breakfast was ready on
the table, and they ate it up in record time.
They wanted to go out and play in the snow -- but they knew they had to go to
school, but, there was a little time. Their mother gave them their packed lunches
and told them to put them in their school bags. They were so anxious to go
outside in the snow that their mother did not have to tell them to put their coats
reminded them they had only just got over chickenpox!
Abraham was the first to wake up the next morning. He rushed to the window to
see if the snow was still there. It was! He ran into Sarah's room and woke her up
to tell her the good news. She was very excited and together they looked out of
the window at a new world cloaked in white. The snow had stopped falling,
everywhere looked so beautiful, and the winter's sun made everything sparkle --
it all looked very inviting!
Just then their mother called, "Sarah, Abraham have you said your Fajr prayer
yet?" With all the excitement they had quite forgotten, so they quickly made
ablution and prayed. When they came downstairs their breakfast was ready on
the table, and they ate it up in record time.
They wanted to go out and play in the snow -- but they knew they had to go to
school, but, there was a little time. Their mother gave them their packed lunches
and told them to put them in their school bags. They were so anxious to go
outside in the snow that their mother did not have to tell them to put their coats