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Watch Mr. Ali Arabacci, Principal of Irfan College, Australia, not only educate our viewers about how technology can help them be better Muslims but also to inspire them to lead their lives by example. As a Muslim educator, homeschooler or a parent, what are your views on digital learning and its role in Islamic education? […]

Children absorb what they see and hear around them. Muslim Kids TV’s content is designed to teach children Islamic values and morals in a fun and interactive way.

The story of Prophet Yusuf (peace be upon him) also serves as a reminder for parents to give their kids problem solving skills that will stay with them throughout their lives. After being falsely accused by Potiphar’s wife, Prophet Yusuf found himself stuck in prison without any hope for freedom – until he put his problem-solving skills to use and interpreted the dreams of two inmates which led to his eventual release from prison many years later.

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

With the start of the new school year in North America, get ready for the Muslim Kids TV – Islamic Schools’ Invitational Challenge This cutting edge multi-media challenge will bring together the top international Muslim schools and the best and brightest Muslim students. The Muslim Kids TV – Islamic Schools Invitational Challenge will include three separate […]

CHARACTEREE CONTEST, I HEAR? Muslim Kids TV is here with another exciting contest with jaw dropping prizes for our young audience.    WHAT MUST I DO TO PARTICIPATE?  Design a beautiful poster or artwork( drawing, painting, sketching etc.) around some of the excellent character traits of any 2 Prophets or Sahabas or Sahabiyat. The most […]

Acknowledge and celebrate your loved one’s progress, no matter how small. Mental health recovery is often a series of ups and downs, and recognizing their achievements can boost their confidence and motivation.

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 […]

Muslim Kids TV is pleased to announce its partnership with Celcom in Malaysia. Celcom is one of the leading mobile operators in Malaysia. The new partnership means that any Celcom customer can now subscribe to Muslim Kids TV directly through their mobile phone. No more need for a card or PayPal account simply visit www.MuslimKids.TV/celcom […]

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Inna Lillahi wa inna ilaihi raji’un We can never chose the tests Allah SWT gives to us. We ask that Allah SWT gives patience to the families in Fort McMurray Canada. The small Canadian city of 80,000 has been challenged by a massive forest fire that forced the evacuation of the entire city. The city […]

MKTV Ramadan Resources Our team at at MKTV has worked diligently to curate a list of classroom resources that you can use for Ramadan 1444. We have activities to entertain and inspire students at every grade level (Preschool to Middle School): Click HERE to download our Ramadan Resource flyer. Do you have a craft or […]

Documenting the beautiful moments of Ramadan is a great way to make lasting memories that can be cherished by your children for years to come.

Ramadan Seen Through the Eyes of a Child We are looking for the most inspiring stories about Ramadan! Ramadan as seen through the eyes of a child is magical. What are the memories and experiences of Ramadan that stands out most for you? What are the sights sounds and smells that inspire you with awe? […]

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.