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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.  

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 […]

When your child realizes that he has you and his teacher to help him out, he’ll find it easier to come out of his bubble and be more confident in approaching his peers.

Watch Mr. Ali Kadri – CEO of Islamic College Of Brisbane, share his views on digitalised Islamic education in our Global Educator Series – Part 1. As we find ourselves treading on the path of digital innovation almost on a daily basis, Muslim Kids TV thought it beneficial to see how our global pioneers in […]

We are pleased to announce a new collaboration with the Northern Alberta Institute of Technology (NAIT) – one of Canada’s best polytechniques. NAIT has a very strong focus on Applied Research and on fostering industry partnerships to give their students the best, most relevant education. We will be working with students from the Digital Media […]

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. […]

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 […]

Ramadan is a time for compassion, forgiveness, and kindness.
Assign your child an act of kindness to perform every day

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

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 thoughts we harbor and the feelings we nurture can make or break our lives. When we think positively about Allah and others around us, we will be blessed with goodness beyond measure. However, when we allow feelings of ill will or hatred consume our minds, we will spew negativity and resentment towards everyone and everything.

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 […]

When your child is angry, let them know that they can walk away from the situation and find a quiet corner in their room to allow their feelings and emotions to run its course. Removing themselves from the situation is a great way to help children deal with their anger issues. 

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).

The approach you take at such a point will forever be imprinted in your child’s mind and that’s the learning that will stay with them instead of the hours of lecturing we may put them through otherwise.