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School

Where we learn 🏫

This is where Muslim kids learn. Start with beautiful stories and lessons from Islam, and grow step by step toward reading and reciting the Quran. New rooms open here often.

An open storybook with soft golden light, representing Islamic lessons and stories for Muslim children
Lessons
Beautiful stories from Islam, told for kids
A closed Mushaf with green cover and gold geometric detail resting on a cushion in warm lamplight
Quran
Short surahs and verses for kids to memorize and love
Islamic activities for Muslim children — word searches and printable puzzles
Activities
Word searches and puzzles to play or print
The Arabic alphabet for Muslim children, learning the letters and their shapes
Arabic Letters
Learn the letters, their shapes, and their sounds
Printable Islamic worksheets for Muslim children — word searches and crosswords as PDFs
Printables
Worksheets to download and print, with answer keys
Islam Basics for children, the pillars of Islam and the pillars of faith
Islam Basics
The five pillars of Islam and the six pillars of faith

More rooms opening soon, inshaAllah ✨

Questions parents ask

What is the School section?

School is where Muslim children learn. It is the place to grow knowledge, step by step, from beautiful stories from Islam toward reading and reciting the Quran. It sits alongside Pray (where kids practice worship) in the Layth & Layan town.

What can my child learn here right now?

School has six rooms. Lessons are kid-friendly retellings of authentic Islamic stories: the Prophet Muhammad ﷺ, the Companions, the earlier prophets, and the meaning behind the duas we say. Quran is where children read, memorize and recite short surahs with audio. Arabic Letters teaches all 28 letters and their sounds, Activities has puzzles to play or print, Printables has every puzzle as a worksheet, and Islam Basics explains the pillars of Islam and the pillars of faith.

What is coming to School next?

More rooms, and more pages inside the rooms we have. Islam Basics will grow beyond the pillars, and new lessons, surahs and activities are added often.

Is it free to use?

Nothing is locked. Every surah, lesson, letter and activity is open from the first tap, and your child never signs in. A parent can optionally add an account to carry progress between devices — the site works the same without one.

What ages is this for?

School is for children ages 3 and up, with simple words and pictures they can follow. Parents can read along and learn with their child, and converts and reverts of any age are welcome to learn here too.