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ICNA Grant Program: Empowering Teachers, Enriching Classrooms with Muslim Kids TV I am excited to inform you that ICNA has a grant program for teachers that allows them to apply for up to $2000 for their classroom. If awarded, we would then provide Muslim Kids TV for all students in the entirety of the school. […]

Bringing the Book of Allah alive in a classroom set up can be very rewarding but extremely challenging at the same time. How can we help children develop a bond with the Quran without forcing it upon them? All educators, we know how different each child can be when it comes to understanding academic concepts. […]

Saudah bint Zamah RA Saudah (may Allah be pleased with her) was one of the first few to accept Islam and become Muslim. When the persecution of Muslims intensified in Makkah, the Prophet (peace be upon him) ordered the early Muslims to migrate to Abyssinia. Saudah RA and her husband were those who migrated.  Saudah […]

Men and women were never too shy to ask about anything during the Prophet’s (pbuh) time. In fact, in the Quran, Allah says, “Say: Are they equal to those who know, and those who do not know?” (Surah Az Zumar: Ayah 9).

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.

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.

Unlike Christians who believe that Jesus (AS) was crucified, Muslims believe that Jesus (AS) was raised up to the heavens when his enemies plotted to kill him. Allah saved him from being killed and also defeated the plots of his enemies. 

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.

Mama and Lulu Live Show. Enjoy these great clips from the Mama and Lulu live show.

Watch an inspiring interview with Dr. Wissam from Al Zahra College IB World School to learn more on his views on digitalised Islamic education in our Global Educator Series – Part 2. Muslim educational institutions have had challenges and difficulties, but have risen powerfully to enter the world as leading providers of Islamic and secular […]

Tweens are into one thing one day and something else the next. Children constantly change their minds, listen and help foster their interests. 

In this article, we will explore the reasons behind the prohibition of Halloween in Islam and gain a deeper understanding of the Islamic perspective.

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 […]

“Mum, you are different from my friend’s mother.” “And how is that?” “I mean I can talk to you about everything, even that which is ‘taboo’, without you freaking out and putting barricades on my life! You advise me in a way that I can understand rather than shoving things down my throat.” “Hmm… Alhamdulillah! […]

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 […]

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