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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.

Thank you for choosing Muslim Kids TV, where education meets entertainment. Together, let’s empower our children with knowledge, love, and a strong connection to their faith.

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.

Here is a demonstration on how to use Recitation Buddy. This feature on Muslim Kids TV allows you to track your child’s progress in Quran memorization. One of its unique features is that it allows you to record your recitation to listen for mistake or to share with for Quran teacher, family members or friends.

As humans, it is only natural to drown in our sorrows. We forget that Allah is in supreme control of every aspect of our lives. The life and birth of Jesus (AS) is a great example to remind ourselves that Allah is indeed capable of everything.

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).

Let your child know that you are there for them emotionally. Validate their feelings and let them know that it is normal to feel stressed or anxious during periods of change.

Salaam Gateway is the Global Islamic Economy Gateway. The website is amazing with up to date information on the latest from the Islamic economy. The Muslim Kids TV case study highlights the development and progress of Muslim Kids TV as a halal investment initiative. Muslim Kids TV believes the profile on Salaam Gateway is an excellent validation […]

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 […]

Muslim Kids TV’s commitment to kids reaches children of all faiths and backgrounds It is for that reason we are very proud of our series Mujeeb and Steve. The series made it debut on Muslim Kids TV in June, 2016. Mujeeb and Steve is a very unique series that teaches children, youth and even adults […]

Flying all the way across the Atlantic Ocean, Mediterranean Sea and the Arabian Gulf. Making many new friends with their beautiful song and dance show in Doha, Qatar. Mama and Lulu are visiting the wonderful people of Qatar promoting the launch of Muslim Kids TV with Ooredoo telecommunications company.

As parents, raising kids in a wholesome manner before the uncertainties of puberty kick in will give us the peace of mind and inherent security for a child too. They are now ready to face whatever life has to throw at them be it physical changes or behavioral ones.

Mama and Lulu – the two most adorable birds around are coming to your city soon, inshaAllah! If your children love Mama and Lulu jump for joy because we are taking the show on the road! Join us at the 53 Annual ISNA Convention on the main stage entertainment night for the World Premiere of Mama and Lulu Live. Let’s […]

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 […]

Technology can be a powerful tool for Muslim kids, providing access to valuable educational resources and connecting them with the Muslim community.

Children will inevitably make mistakes as they learn and grow. Whether it’s breaking a rule or speaking disrespectfully, children need guidance on how to make things right when they’ve done wrong.