adam's world

I am concerned that with limited resources that creative people and media organizations have in our community, a couple of generations of Muslims would miss out on entertaining programs that educate and engage to produce confident, caring, and contributing Muslim citizens and leaders.

This is a feature story about Sound Vision published by the Dallas Morning News in 2000.

I wish Sr. Aminah Assilmi had survived that accident the Friday morning of her death as she did the one in Chicago. But I can see her smiling, still full of plans, because whenever I met her, she had some fantastic ideas about what needed to be done for Islam in America.

This is a video review of the Sound Vision production "Let's Pray", which focuses on teaching young Muslims, in particular, how to perform the daily Islamic prayers, as well as make Wudu, the ablution made before each of them. 

This is a video review of "Adam's World 8: Home Sweet Home", which focuses on the topic of sibling rivalry. The episode shows Adam's struggle in dealing with feelings of jealousy after the birth of his baby sister Aneesah, as well as his visit to Egypt with his friend Asad via the trusty transvisualizer. 

This is a video review of "Adam's World 7: Born to Learn", which focuses on the importance of knowledge, learning, and education for Muslims. Through stories, songs, skits and its hallmark of hilarity, Adam learns this and more, including a trip to Jordan thanks to the trusty transvisualizer. 

This is a video review of "Adam's World 4: Take Me To The Kaba", in which Adam and his friend Asad learn about Hajj, the fifth pillar of Islam, while visiting the sites of Makkah, Madinah, and Jerusalem thanks to their trusty transvisualizer.