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Salam's Journey (1995)

While playing in the jungle, Salam and his friend Mahmood the elephant find Hudhud, a talking hoopoe bird. Salam befriends Hudhud and decides to take care of him - and so begins the adventure of the trio! A fictional account of Surat Al Fil from the Quran, where Salam and his courageous friends are abducted by a wicked king who wants to destroy the Kaaba. Islamic values of faith, courage, friendship and family are emphasized throughout.
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While playing in the jungle, Salam and his friend Mahmood the elephant find Hudhud, a talking hoopoe bird. Salam befriends Hudhud and decides to take care of him - and so begins the adventure of the trio! A fictional account of Surat Al Fil from the Quran, where Salam and his courageous friends are abducted by a wicked king who wants to destroy the Kaaba. Islamic values of faith, courage, friendship and family are emphasized throughout.

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Genre:Animation
Written By:Ameed Abdelhafiz
In Theaters:1/5/1995
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Runtime:37 minutes
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