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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 […]

The technical team at Muslim Kids TV is always striving to provide better and easier ways to connect with the families we serve. We are honored to be offering Muslim Kids TV to the Ooredoo customers in Qatar. Michael Milo, CEO of Muslim Kids TV states, “Ooredoo is one of the world’s largest and most […]

As Black History Month is celebrated throughout the United States and beyond, it is important to recognize the significant contributions of Muslims to this rich cultural heritage. From civil rights leaders to artists, scientists, and activists, Muslims have played a vital role in shaping Black history and inspiring future generations. One of the most prominent […]

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The Philippines – a nation in transition The country is shared by Christians and Muslims. Islam was the first monotheistic religion in the Philippines with early historical records showing contact between the island population and Muslims traders from Arabian, Persian, Chinese and other Malay lands as early as the 14th century. Today Muslims make up […]

Muslim Kids TV selected as one of five Canadian companies to participate in the Wavefront – Global Market Entry Program to the Middle East. WaveFront is a Canadian accelerator based in Vancouver. It has been instrumental in growing and developing Canadian companies in the mobile and wireless industries and has helped companies secure more than […]

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.

Remembrance of Allah throughout the day: Encourage your child to develop the habit of remembering Allah throughout the day. This can be done by reciting simple phrases like “SubhanAllah” (Glory be to Allah), “Alhamdulillah” (Praise be to Allah), and “Allahu Akbar” (Allah is the Greatest).

Emphasize the power of prayer and supplication as a means of seeking comfort, strength, and healing. Teach children the importance of relying on Allah during difficult times and encourage them to turn to Him in times of distress.

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.

Reading and understanding the Quran is only one part of the journey. Ramadan is an ideal time to reflect on the Quranic teachings and apply them to our lives. The Quran is not just a book of stories or commandments but a guide for personal and spiritual development

As the sacred month of Ramadan dawns upon the Muslim community, it brings with it a profound opportunity for spiritual reflection, purification, and transformation. At the heart of this journey lies the concept of Tawbah, or repentance, which holds the potential to deeply impact and renew one’s spiritual life. In this article, we explore the […]

5 Everyday Sunnah Habits to Raise Strong Muslim Children

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 […]

Children learn by example, so when they see us expressing gratitude regularly for small things like a beautiful sunset or a delicious meal, they will start adopting this habit too.