Female Muslim Entrepreneur Launches the Positive Parenting Collection
The Muslim Sticker Company releases an entire product line of reward charts and stickers specifically catering to Muslim families.
LONDON, December 16, 2017 (Newswire.com) - Farhat Amin, the founder of The Muslim Sticker Company is releasing The Positive Parenting Collection. Each product has been carefully designed to engage and motivate Muslim children so they can reach their full potential. The Positive Parenting Collection will be released on January 1, 2018.
The Muslim Sticker Company is known for helping parents raise happy Muslim children. So, for the first time, they have created an entire product line of practical and dynamic reward stickers and sticker books. “The aim of The Positive Parenting Collection is to make parenting easy,” says Farhat Amin. “Our sincere wish is to provide Muslim parents with the resources they need to nurture confident, happy Muslim children.”
The aim of The Positive Parenting Collection is to make parenting easy. "Our sincere wish is to provide Muslim parents with resources they need to nurture confident, happy Muslim children.
Farhat Amin, Founder of The Muslim Sticker Company
The collection will be sold on the website muslimstickers.com. One of the exclusive items available is The Salah and Wudu Starter Pack containing everything a parent could wish for to motivate their child to pray salah.
The collection also includes a Must-Have Behaviour Chart which has over 100 re-usable stickers and can be personalized to the needs of each child.
Each individual product has its own name. A few examples are:
• £5.00 My Dua Sticker Book
• £4.00 Juz Amma Sticker Chart
• £10.99 Salah and Wudu Starter Pack
• £50.00 Super Star Chart
CONTACT INFO
For more information about Farhat Amin or for an interview with Farhat Amin, please write to info@muslimstickers.com. Media high-res photos available upon request.
About The Muslim Sticker Company
Farhat Amin, a Muslim business woman, started creating positive parenting resources after she realized the market was not catering for modern ‘Muslim consumers.’ As a parent, she was unable to find positive Islamic parenting resources to use with her own children, so she decided to produce them herself. The Muslim Sticker Company now has a portfolio of more than 50 Islamic design-led products from reward charts to sticker books, and its products are sold in over 15 countries.
Source: The Muslim Sticker Company
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