Fun, age-appropriate resources to help children learn about Islam through activities, practice and discovery.
For parents, available now
We don’t yet have activities built directly for children to use themselves — but these two guides help the adults around them teach with more confidence:
- Parenting Guide — nurturing faith and character in children, for the parent doing the teaching.
- Journey of Raising Children — from before birth to letting go, stage by stage.
For kids to try, available now
One activity is ready for kids to use directly — a short, interactive quiz that checks what they remember from our Five Pillars lesson. More activities are being built carefully, one at a time, below.
- The Five Pillars of Islam — A Quiz for Kids — ages 7–12, free, checks what you remember from the Five Pillars lesson.
What’s planned for kids directly
Nothing in this section is published yet. Simplifying Islamic content for children carries a real risk of making it inaccurate, so each activity will only go live once it’s been checked against reliable sources — not rushed out to fill a category.
Age groups we’re building for
- 4–6
- 7–9
- 10–12
- 13+
Categories we’re building toward
Salah · Wudu · Qur’an · Duas · Islamic Manners · Prophets · Ramadan · Hajj & Umrah · Islamic Knowledge · Quizzes · Colouring · Puzzles · Worksheets
Each resource will eventually show its age group, format, difficulty, and whether it’s free or premium before you open it — so you know what you’re getting before you download anything.