Masha Allah what a beautiful story and how wonderfully u have depicted it. May I suggest something? Perhaps for those pictures which are flashbacks you could make them black n white? and using Photoshop u can change the expressions of the characters, e.g. when they discover Yusuf’s (alayhis salaam) identity they could look shocked and happy and ashamed. Its obvious how hard you have worked on this, may Allah reward you for all your effort.
I am curious to know how other parents tackled the seduction scenes. I’d be so embarrassed and hesitant to share them with my son; even when I have told him the story I have kept it simple and stuck to Yusuf, and not dragged the female angle into it. Any tips?
Salaams. I will keep your suggestions of black and white for flashbacks in mind. I am not too much of an expert in Photoshop – I use the free-to-use (and thus legal! 🙂 ) software Gimp to do my editing.
I think the way the Quran tells the story, kids will see the Aziz’s wife trying to do something bad, while older kids will automatically understand it. The words are fantastic, and only what is needed is said. And nowadays we don’t have to explain to our kids … they know hehe.
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JazakAllah for sharing with us these precious translations of the verses from the Qur’an.
PS: I like how you added flashback bubbles in the third picture 🙂
August 9, 2011 at 4:08 am
Thank you Nadia!
August 14, 2011 at 12:04 pm
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Masha Allah what a beautiful story and how wonderfully u have depicted it. May I suggest something? Perhaps for those pictures which are flashbacks you could make them black n white? and using Photoshop u can change the expressions of the characters, e.g. when they discover Yusuf’s (alayhis salaam) identity they could look shocked and happy and ashamed. Its obvious how hard you have worked on this, may Allah reward you for all your effort.
I am curious to know how other parents tackled the seduction scenes. I’d be so embarrassed and hesitant to share them with my son; even when I have told him the story I have kept it simple and stuck to Yusuf, and not dragged the female angle into it. Any tips?
April 3, 2012 at 12:45 pm
Salaams. I will keep your suggestions of black and white for flashbacks in mind. I am not too much of an expert in Photoshop – I use the free-to-use (and thus legal! 🙂 ) software Gimp to do my editing.
I think the way the Quran tells the story, kids will see the Aziz’s wife trying to do something bad, while older kids will automatically understand it. The words are fantastic, and only what is needed is said. And nowadays we don’t have to explain to our kids … they know hehe.
April 4, 2012 at 10:21 pm
Great! I have been doing loads of research and this surah is very interesting! Flashback picture – Very Clever!!
August 8, 2012 at 5:15 am
Thank you.
August 9, 2012 at 7:38 am