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Published by Kalam Science
Kalam Science Podcast answers kids' biggest (and sometimes most random) science questions before exploring the Islamic reflections behind each topic! Join us as we discover the wonder of Allah's creation, one question at a time! Kalam Science Podcast is a special collaboration between the team behind Kalam Science and Barakah Branches. Find more learning resources at: kalamkidslearning.com barakahbranches.squarespace.com
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Have you ever wondered why we can’t drink the water that fills our oceans, even though there is so much of it all around us? Join Mu'alima Sajidah and Mu'alima Rinad as we take a splashy adventure into the ocean and discover why ocean water tastes salty and why it isn’t safe for us to drink. Along the way, we’ll uncover some amazing facts about Allah’s creation and see how He has designed our world with such incredible wisdom and balance. Happy exploring!
Have you ever wondered why some places get covered in snow every winter, while others never see a single snowflake? Join Mu'alima Sajidah and Mu'alima Rinad as we uncover why winter doesn't look the same everywhere, and how even something as simple as snowfall reminds us of Allah's perfect design in every season. Happy exploring!
Have you ever looked up at the sky and wondered why birds fly in a giant V instead of all over the place? Join Mu’alima Sajidah and Mu’alima Rinad as we uncover one of nature’s most amazing teamwork secrets! We’ll explore what these incredible birds can teach us about helping one another and recognizing the beautiful signs of Allah all around us! Happy exploring!
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