Qur’an Story Library
10 illustrated stories
Explore Adam and Hawwa, Nuh, Yusuf, Musa, the People of the Cave, Isa, Ibrahim, Yunus, Maryam and Sulayman.
Browse Qur’an stories →Education · Children & Families
Little steps. Big discoveries.
Stories, activities and thoughtful conversations about kindness, family, Islam and the Ahlulbait. Explore at your own pace, together or independently.
Select age guidance, read Qur’an stories, explore Karbala gently, or play learning games. Parents can use the teaching resources alongside children.
New · V33
The Story of Karbala
A gentle illustrated introduction for children, with seven chapters and deeper preteen and adult modes. Discussion questions and complete chapters included.
Explore Karbala →Original stories
Story Garden · Read, listen and explore
Four original values-based stories with easy-to-follow chapters, simple comprehension questions and a family reflection prompt.
Open Story Garden →New · V31
Qur’an stories for children
Choose from ten illustrated Qur’anic stories designed for family reading and preteens who want to read independently.
Open Qur’an stories →Fresh in V32
Story Garden & Qur’an Stories
Children can now choose between original values-based stories and a larger Qur’anic story library with Arabic names, complete readable chapters and family notes.
Parents & preteens
Family notes mode
Each story page now includes extra prompts, Arabic support and discussion notes for reading together at home.
Visit Parents & Teachers →On this page · 3 sections
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These are suggestions, not rigid age requirements. Change levels whenever you wish.
Choose a level to see a suggested learning path.
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Mini Learning Games
Match words and meanings, explore good choices and earn stars as you learn.
Start playing →Read together
Qur’an Stories for Children
Choose an illustrated story from the Qur’an and read it aloud to younger children or let preteens read independently.
Explore Qur’an stories →Challenge
Who Wants to Be a Muslim?
Pick Easy, Average, Hard or Extremely Hard and answer 15 questions for fictional points.
Start the quiz →Discover
Explore the Family Tree
Explore relationships, generations and the family of the Prophet (SAWW).
Visit the explorer →For grown-ups
Learn together at home or in class
Simple weekly plans, conversation prompts and printable activities—no account needed.
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New: Explore four educational mini-games ↗ — memory, history, family relationships and Islamic vocabulary.