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Kids Islamic centre

A child-safe space to learn the Qur'an, the prophets' stories, du'as, manners and salah — with a parent dashboard that shows what your child is actually doing.

Welcome, young reader

What would you like to learn today?

Read a short surahProphets' storiesLearn salah

Activities

Eight things to do

Each activity is short enough for a child to finish in one sitting.

Short surahs

Ages 5+

Al-Fatihah, Al-Ikhlas, Al-Falaq, An-Nas and more, with a slow recitation and a picture for each meaning.

Open

Stories of the prophets

Ages 6+

Nuh, Ibrahim, Musa, Yusuf, Yunus and Isa عليه السلام — told from the Qur'an, with what each story teaches.

Open

Du'as to learn

Ages 4+

Short du'as for eating, sleeping, waking, travelling and thanking — with the meaning in simple words.

Open

Learning salah

Ages 6+

Wudu and salah shown step by step, slowly, with a picture for each position.

Open

Quizzes and badges

Ages 7+

Short quizzes after each topic. Points encourage study — they are not a measure of piety.

Open

Arabic letters

Ages 4+

The alphabet, one letter at a time, with the sound and a word that starts with it.

Open

For parents

What the kids' dashboard shows you

  • Which surahs your child has read and how far
  • Quiz scores and the topics they keep missing
  • Time spent, by day
  • Which stories and lessons they have finished
  • Everything they have saved or drawn

No advertising, no autoplay to unrelated video, no comments, no chat with strangers. A child's account is created by a parent.

What this is for

Not a replacement for a teacher

AQLC Kids is not a replacement for a Qur'an teacher or a madrasa. It exists so that the time a child spends on a screen can be time spent learning something their parents would choose — and so that a parent can see it.

Points are for encouragement, not for ranking piety.
AQLC Kids never publishes a public leaderboard of "most Islamic". Points track what a child has studied, nothing more.
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