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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.

Part 2 What is Jannah like? We all know it’s going to be awesome in there and is specifically reserved for the believers, but how awesome is Jannah really? What does it have inside? What treasures does it hold for the believers who will be rewarded with this amazing abode for all the hard work, […]

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. 

You can use PayPal as a payment option. 1) Go to https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_s-xclick&hosted_button_id=BTGEX3K84B9NY You will be directed to PayPal payment page. Sign-in and make payment 2) We create your account once the payment is processed – usually within 1 – 3 business days. You receive email notification that your account is created – including your user name and password. […]

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.

For a Muslim, the power and emotional resilience achieved from duas and prayers is immeasurable. Read this article for more.

Create a supportive and nurturing environment at home. Offer praise and validation for their efforts and achievements. Make sure they know that you believe in them and their abilities.

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 […]

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.

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 […]

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 […]

Watch Dr. Saleem, a Child and Adolescent Psychiatrist in Qatar specialising in Neurodevelopmental psychiatry and psychoanalysis. Also, he is an assistant Clinical Professor at the University of Alberta, Canada. Here, you will learn strategies and techniques to build a beautiful bond with your child, while gently guiding them towards what is right and helping them […]

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 […]

Hajar and Ibraheem (AS) raised Ismail (AS) with taqwa. It is this taqwa that comes into play when Ismail (AS) is asked to sacrifice himself in order to fulfil his fathers wish. It is taqwa that makes Hajar boldly stay in a desert with her baby all by herself. It is taqwa that made Ibraheem (AS) jump into a huge pit of fire, knowing that no harm could come his way.

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).

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? […]