Wildlife doesn’t disappear in the city, it adapts. In this Toronto adventure, Muta the Tracker steps off the train into a living, breathing ecosystem hidden between steel, concrete, and green space. From foxes moving quietly through golf courses to white-tailed deer feeding near towering condos, Muta teaches young readers how patience, observation, and respect reveal the natural world thriving alongside urban life.
Set against the vibrant backdrop of Canada’s largest city, this story invites readers to see Toronto with new eyes, where faith-rooted curiosity, calm courage, and gratitude for Allaah’s creation turn an ordinary city into an extraordinary classroom of discovery.
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AbuHudhayfah Edwards Joined: Apr-23-2025 |
Abu Hudhayfah Edwards is an author of Islamic children’s books dedicated to amplifying the voices and experiences of young Muslims living in the USA, Caribbean, and Canada. As the creator of WKTL Radio, also known as IslamLife Radio, and Medina Educational Institute (MEI), he channels his passion for education and community into engaging stories that reflect the cultural styles and realities of Muslim youth. Once featured in Style Weekly in the article “After These Messages,” where he was described as “stoic and deep thinking,” Abu Hudhayfah Edwards continues to write with purpose and vision, committed to ensuring that Muslim children see themselves represented in the books they read.
