If technology is utilised in a good way, it can be a source of blessings, rewards and Islamic knowledge. The best way to make your kids plug out of YouTube videos is to use that screen time to do something productive. What can be better than Islamic apps that are specially designed for kids?
What are the best Islamic Apps that parents should install for their Kids?
We have curated a list of the top Islamic apps for kids to break them free from a YouTube video marathon. No matter which device you use, iPad, iPhone, or an Android gadget, you will find something here that can work for you.
1. Ali Huda
Ali Huda is basically a Muslim version of Netflix. For the parents who worry about their kids being exposed to immoral content, Ali Huda will erase all parental fears.
This is a VOD (video on demand) streaming platform where tons of Islamic videos are added, such as Islamic stories, rhymes, and shows meant to boost Islamic knowledge. The content on Ali Huda will also teach Arabic to your kids. In budget-friendly packages, the series is available in Urdu and English.
2. The Search of Prophet Muhammad (PBUH)
This amazing app unveils 7 different chapters of the Prophet Muhammad PBUH’s life. It narrates real stories in an easy and compelling style. Your kids will learn special virtues, like kindness, bravery, and honesty.
On an interactive interface, the engaging visuals and different voice overs for each character work hand-in-hand to narrate the stories. It teaches kids how they can incorporate precious lessons from his life into theirs.
3. Ali and Sumaya: Let’s Pray!
This app is basically an online class for Muslim kids to teach them the basic etiquette for ablution and prayer. The two characters – Ali and Sumaya are present to guide your kids through everything.
A step-by-step tutorial is shown, whereas a quiz tests their knowledge afterward. There are no musical instruments used in the app as it is developed by Imanimation Studios Limited.
4. Muslim Kids Series: Mufradat
This is a simple app with straightforward illustrations to teach the Arabic language. For all words, there is an Arabic word, a picture, and a voiceover in a kid’s voice so that your little one can read along. This is a great way to learn Arabic pronunciations and spellings.
Not only this, but coloring and matching are also included. This elevates kids’ curiosity about the Quranic language.
5. Surahs for Kids
Learning Surahs is critical so that we can understand the Quran and pray. Surahs for Kids is the best teacher to help your child memorize the last 10 Surahs.
There are certificates for memorizing each Surah. Plus, the rewards and importance of all 10 Surahs are highlighted.
6. Islamic Quiz Games
These games direct your child’s competitiveness towards something positive. There are 3 challenge levels of the game:
- Answer all questions
- A rapid-fire session
- Play until you get it wrong
Your kid can play with 4 other players to engage in a healthy competition to see who boasts the most knowledge. Aside from boosting the knowledge, it’s a great activity.
7. Muslim Kids Series: Dua
If you want your kid to learn basic supplications and Duas, install this app right now! Audios and cute illustrations are added to reinforce learning. It’s important for all kids to learn these as it will protect them forever.
The app presents a stress-free procedure to memorize the supplications. Adults can also use the app to learn Duas. And of course, references are given to guarantee the authenticity of everything.
8. Zain’s Sing-along
Hundreds of educational and spiritual nasheeds have been sung by the popular Zain Bhikha. In Zain’s Sing-along, he takes kids through a sing-along journey by inviting them to sing Islamic songs beside him. A game is added too to teach core Islamic values in a fun way.
9. We’re Little Muslims
This comprehensive app adds quests, games, quizzes, and much more. Parents can play along with their kids. The appealing visuals attract the small age group.
We’re Little Muslims concentrates on the basic aspects of a kid’s development – social, physical, emotional, and intellectual. Ahmed and Faatimah take your kids on a quest to cover these areas of life in an Islamic way.
10. Noor Quest
This game app introduces Arabic letters through various games. Noor Quest is a space-themed app in which 5 Muslimnauts take your kids on a quest to recover the missing Quran pages.
A space Masjid and funky sounds are included to make it interactive. It does everything to make learning Arabic fun. Although it’s a paid app, the cost is minimal.
Take advantage of these wonderful apps to instill extremely valuable Islamic knowledge and faith in your kids. It will help them in this life and hereafter.
