During Ramadan, mosques are decorated with decorations and lanterns, and our children prepare to pray and recite the Qur’an in them. This was Hani’s golden opportunity to discover his vocal abilities, or perhaps creativity, after his mother left him with his older brother Ahmed in the mosque. Children naturally have a passion and enthusiasm for every new experience, and this is how Hani was in the mosque while he was in the mosque to apply what he had learned from the Qur’an lesson. He would repeat the Iqama call to prayer before the imam, and he was even ready to remind him if he forgot a verse during prayer, then he would repeat the ablution, but in his own way, and you will not know this method unless you read the story. Mama forgot that Hani had to learn some mosque etiquette; Which got his brother Ahmed into more than one trouble. This is how the events of the story “Before the end of the rak’ah...” takes place! It is a story about the responsibility of an older brother, in which the endless feelings of fortitude, anxiety, patience, anger control and sibling love are mixed. Through the eight chapters of the story, the young reader learns about: - Parts of the mosque: the cemetery and the courtyard of the mosque. - The pillars of ablution and prayer. - Mercy towards children in the mosque. - Negotiation and problem solving skill. - Answering prayers and changing destinies. - A practical idea for children to spend a quiet time in the mosque.