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We interviewed Mrs. Azman, Principal of Greenview Islamic International School, Malaysia, to know the ground reality when it comes to schools around the world embracing technology to improve learning and teaching. What does digital education look like in practice? And what are some of the key challenges facing educators around the world? Watch to know […]

As a parent, it’s imperative to empower your child so they can rule their emotions instead of letting emotions rule them. Read this article to find out more.

The Kuala Lampur International Book Fair is an annual event in Malaysia attracting publishers, merchants and avid book and educational enthusiasts from across the country and around the world. The KLIBF is a testament to the love Malaysians have with reading and self improvement. There were many vendors on site catering to young audiences. Muslim […]

You don’t necessarily have to look for a wasteland; plant a tree in your backyard or in a pot. And leave it there for birds to eat from it and make their homes in it. 

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 […]

It is important that children have a well-rounded diet, full of various foods. Instead of serving a surprise dish that your child may not like, let them choose the meals. Give them at least 2 or 3 healthy options for dinner and allow them to choose which one to cook.

Muslim Kids TV had the good fortune to participate in Kre8tif! Conference 2018. This  initiative is from Malaysia Digital Economy Corporation (MDEC), an agency under the Ministry of Communication & Multimedia Malaysia, with the mandate to develop the creative content industry in Malaysia. Kre8tif is aimed to spark innovation and major trends across the creative […]

For example, when a person experiences something happy and pleasant, it is solely because Allah willed it to be. Similarly, when a person goes through difficulties and hardships, it is because of Allah’s plan that was predestined for him/her to experience. 

Just as Musa sought the company of righteous and trustworthy individuals, we too should prioritize surrounding ourselves and our families with positive influences. Choosing friends, mentors, and role models who embody Islamic values and principles can greatly impact our children’s upbringing.

As with everything, Islam has given us guidance about how to treat children with special needs. Read this article for more.

Ramadan is a holy month in Islam and one of the main ways to celebrate it is through prayers. Teaching your children the duas (supplications) of Ramadan can help them remember the importance of being thankful and connected to Allah. During Ramadan, there are various duas that children can learn about, such as when breaking […]

Despite our busy lives, there are often small pockets of free time available to us to do powerful good deeds. Read on for more.

What lessons can we learn from the life of Maryam (AS)? Read this article to find out.

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 […]