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We are honoured to be part of the Incubation Program at TEC Edmonton one of Canada’s top business incubators. TEC Edmonton is part of the University of Alberta’s technology commercialization strategy. As a joint venture between Edmonton Economic Development and the University of Alberta, TEC Edmonton has a strong community focus. It has an eye […]

Muslim Kids TV was one of several companies invited by the Alberta government to participate in Trade Mission to Asia in June and July, 2018.  The mission was part of a wider Canadian delegation to ConnecTechAsia – formally known as CommunicAsia and BroadcastAsia, one of the world’s leading ICT events.  ConnecTechAsia is Asia’s only B2B […]

Watch some invaluable inputs from the reputed Mr. Abdullah Khan, CEO of Australian Islamic College Perth in this not to be missed rendezvous. Grab onto your seats and discover how to: Find the right balance between online education and in-person learning Deal with LGBTQ issues in an Islamic school setting Avoid the negative influence of […]

Acknowledge and celebrate your children’s progress in their salah journey. Each milestone, such as memorizing a new surah or mastering a particular prayer position or or showing consistency in their prayers is a cause for celebration.

The punishment of hellfire would only get worse with each passing day, making it unbearable for the people inside. Allah says that He has cursed the inhabitants of Hell, so not only would they be suffering from the punishment of Hell but would also have to deal with Allah’s curse and rejection.  

Special thanks to the Muslim community in Memphis Tennessee for inviting Mama and Lulu to perform at the Eid Ul’ Fitri Festival. The annual Eid prayer and Festival brings together all of the Muslim communities in Memphis in a wonderful show of togetherness. What better way to celebrate Eid than to create in the hearts […]

In times of distress or anxiety, turning to the verses of the Quran can bring solace, peace, and calmness to the mind and soul

As Muslims living in the West, the Christmas season is one of the most challenging times we face. From answering our children’s never ending questions about why we don’t celebrate Christmas to answering our colleagues or neighbours about our religious differences, many Muslim parents are caught in a fix.

Sibling rivalry is common and affects families around the world. No matter what you do or don’t do, there is going to be some kind of conflict between children.

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As Muslims, we are fortunate to have the life of Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) as a timeless source of inspiration for every aspect of our lives, including parenting.

Muslim Kids TV will participate in the Canadian Digital Media Network’s (CDMN) Soft Landing program as part of the fall 2016 cohort. The Soft Landing program assists Canadian companies to help forge the partnerships and connections for international expansion. North America and the UK represent the largest Muslim Kids TV fan base to date. What […]

Mama and Lulu Live – World Premiere at ISNA Annual Convention – Chicago Septmeber 2 – 5, 2016 The world premiere of the Mama and Lulu Live show was a smashing hit at the ISNA Annual Convention in Chicago – Labor Day weekend.  The larger than life puppets with a routine of song, video and […]

Muslim Kids TV had the wonderful good fortune to participate in the annual eDawah Association convention in Istanbul. This event brings together organizations from around the world that are using web and digital technologies to build better understanding of Muslims and Islam. These events are an excellent way to promote Muslim Kids TV and to […]

The Quran encourages Muslims to be mindful of their actions, thoughts, and intentions. It teaches the concept of “tafakkur,” which means deep reflection and contemplatio

The words “Zakat” and “Sadaqa” both refer to charity – an act that is one of the most beloved to Allah, and one of the most rewarding in Islam. But how do Zakat and Sadaqa differ? Who is obliged to fulfil these acts of goodness? Who benefits from this?