For Muslim families with little ones from age 2
Big stories for little hearts
Join Zara, her little brother Zaki and Tobi the kitten for read-along books, Arabic, games and good deeds your child will actually want to do.
New Episode 2 is out: The Truth Is BraveNew on Zaki's Noor
Press play together
A short story every week, made for little ones to watch with a grown-up. No music, just a warm narrator and gentle sounds.
Meet your guides
Say hello to Zara & Zaki
They're not teachers. They're kids, just like yours, learning about Ramadan one adventure at a time.
Zara, age 7
- Never goes anywhere without her notebook
- Asks "but why?" at least 20 times a day
- Favourite thing: spotting the new moon
Zaki, age 6
- Carries his lantern everywhere
- Brave, funny, and sometimes says "oops!"
- Favourite thing: helping set the iftar table
Aunty Salma
Lives two doors down, always has oranges, and always has time for a story. She first appears in Episode 1.
Amina
Yusuf
Maryam
and Tobi the cat!
New: free e-books
Read along with Zara & Zaki
Turn the pages together, or tap Read to me and watch the words light up. Two books are free for everyone.
Kids' corner · Count with Zara
Can you count to 10 in Arabic?
Tap a number, say it out loud, then count the pictures together. Grown-ups, take turns with your child!
Grown-up turn: hold up fingers and ask, "How do we say this in Arabic?"
The adventure map
Ten stops on the way to Eid
Each stop mixes a short story with something to do: trace, colour, build, help. Your child earns a gold star at every one.
Welcome
Meet Zara, Zaki and friends, and colour the adventure map.
Ramadan Village
The crescent is spotted. What is Ramadan, and why do we fast?
Deen Station
Five Pillars matching, wudu steps and the masjid.
Arabic Garden
Trace Ramadan words, find letters, count dates.
Good Deed Forest
Thirty kindness missions and a sadaqah jar.
Dua Corner
Colour-in cards for everyday du'as, carefully checked.
Creativity Camp
Lantern craft, mazes, spot-the-difference.
Ramadan Tracker
30 lanterns to colour, with gentle optional goals.
Family Moments
Talk prompts and iftar helper jobs.
Eid Celebration
Eid card, reflection page and a gold certificate.
Why parents choose it
A storybook, not homework
Fun first, learning stays
Children come for the story and the stars. They leave knowing what suhoor is, why we fast and how to say Ramadan in Arabic.
Gentle and encouraging
No pressure to fast and no guilt. Little ones practise in their own way with good-deed missions and a lantern tracker.
Carefully checked
Every Arabic word, du'a and Islamic explanation will be checked by a qualified Islamic teacher before release.
Peek inside
Try a page for free tonight
Our free Ramadan lantern craft is a taste of the full adventure. Print it, colour it, and hang it where your child sees it every day.
Kids' corner
What's your good deed today?
Little ones, tap the button and Zaki will pick a kindness mission for you. Grown-ups, these come straight from the Good Deed Forest in the Ramadan Adventure.
Learning Worlds
A little world that grows with your child
The Ramadan Adventure is our first story. Five learning worlds will follow, all with the same characters.
Arabic World
Letters, sounds, tracing, numbers and first words.
Deen World
Salah, wudu, the Five Pillars, the masjid and du'as.
Calendar World
Islamic months, Ramadan, Eid and the seasons of the year.
Character World
Kindness, honesty, patience, gratitude and sharing.
Create & Play World
Stories, colouring, puzzles, mazes, crafts and challenges.
Our story and learning channel
Zaki's Noor
A little light for every heart
Zara and Zaki's own channel. Learn-Along lessons every Monday (Arabic letters, numbers, Islam for little ones) and a gentle 3D story every Thursday, made for children to watch with a grown-up.
The Truth Is Brave
One little kick breaks Zara's paper lantern, and Zaki hides it. When Zara asks Tobi the cat, will Zaki tell the truth?
Counting 1 to 10 in Arabic
Zara counts from wahid to 'ashara with a picture for every number and a "Your turn!" pause to say it out loud together.
Learn Together
Tonight, Together
Five minutes with your child after watching. Every episode gets its own card.
Ask each other
- Why do you think Zaki stopped running to the slide?
- Who helped you this week? How did it feel?
Grown-up tip: praise the noticing, not only the helping. "You noticed Aunty Salma needed help. That's where kindness starts!"
Ask each other
- Why do you think Zaki's tummy felt heavy?
- Was there a time it felt hard to tell the truth?
- How did Zara make it easy for Zaki to be honest?
Grown-up tip: thank the honesty before fixing the mistake.
Ask each other
- What is "three" in Arabic? (thalatha!)
- Which number was your favourite to say?
- Can you count your fingers in Arabic?
Grown-up tip: let your child correct you. Kids remember what they teach.
Now on YouTube
Our launch month
Stories every Thursday, Learn-Along lessons every Monday. From January the stories turn toward Ramadan.
The Little Act of Kindness
Our very first story.
Counting 1 to 10 in Arabic
Our first Learn-Along.
The Truth Is Brave
Honesty, even when it's hard.
The Arabic Alphabet
All 28 letters with pictures.
A Thank-You for Every Blessing
Noticing the good things around us.
Learning to Say Sorry
How to make things right.
The Sharing Picnic
Generosity with friends.
Follow along
Find us everywhere families are
Zaki's Noor is for children on YouTube. Grown-ups get the Tonight, Together cards, free printables and new products on Facebook, Instagram and TikTok.
Watching together
Made for little ones and their grown-ups
Short and calm
About a minute or two each, with soft pacing, no music and no scary moments.
One lesson, one question
Every story ends with a question to talk about together, like "Who can you help today?"
A free page to go with it
Each episode links to a printable activity here on Little Muslim World.
Muslim Kids Ramadan Adventure
The flagship storybook activity pack
Muslim Kids Ramadan Adventure
A 48-page illustrated adventure through ten stations of Ramadan, from spotting the crescent to celebrating Eid. Print it at home or use it on a tablet.
Coming early January 2027, in time for Ramadan.
- 48 pages: stories, activities, a 30-day tracker and an Eid certificate
- A4 and US Letter PDFs, plus an ink-saver version
- Two levels in every section: moon pages for little learners, star pages for bigger kids
- A 2-page parent guide with conversation prompts
What's inside
Ten stations on the adventure map
Welcome
Meet Zara, Zaki and friends, and colour the adventure map.
Ramadan Village
The crescent is spotted. What is Ramadan, and why do we fast?
Deen Station
Five Pillars matching, wudu steps and the masjid.
Arabic Garden
Trace Ramadan words, find letters, count dates.
Good Deed Forest
Thirty kindness missions and a sadaqah jar.
Dua Corner
Colour-in cards for everyday du'as, carefully checked.
Creativity Camp
Lantern craft, mazes, spot-the-difference.
Ramadan Tracker
30 lanterns to colour, with gentle optional goals.
Family Moments
Talk prompts and iftar helper jobs.
Eid Celebration
Eid card, reflection page and a gold certificate.
What your child will learn
Learning outcomes
Ramadan & deen
What Ramadan is, why Muslims fast, the Five Pillars, and the words suhoor, iftar, masjid, sadaqah and Eid.
Arabic discovery
Tracing رمضان, finding letters in the Arabic Garden and counting dates from one to ten.
Good character
Thirty kindness missions, gratitude leaves and a sadaqah jar that make good deeds a daily habit.
Family time
Conversation prompts, iftar helper jobs and an Eid card to make together.
Questions parents ask
FAQ
What ages is it for?
From age 2 and up, with no upper limit. Toddlers colour and point along with a grown-up, and every section has an easier "moon" version and a "star" version for children who are ready for more.
Is it a physical book?
No, it's a digital download (PDF). You print the pages you need at home, or use them on a tablet with a drawing app.
Does my child have to fast to use it?
Not at all. Young children aren't expected to fast. The tracker lets them collect lanterns for good deeds, kind words or practice fasts if your family chooses.
Who checks the Islamic content?
Arabic, du'as and religious explanations are reviewed by a qualified Islamic teacher before release. Where practice differs between families, we add a short parent note.
When will I get it?
The Ramadan Adventure launches in early January 2027. Follow our Facebook page and we'll share the early-bird link the day it opens.
Can I use it in a classroom or madrasah?
Yes, a classroom licence will be available at launch. Follow our Facebook page to hear about it.
Learning Worlds
Five worlds to explore, one story universe
Every product belongs to one of five learning worlds. The Ramadan Adventure visits all of them. New packs will go deeper into each world.
Arabic World
Letters, sounds, tracing, numbers and first words.
Next: an Arabic letters pack (alif to ya)
Deen World
Salah, wudu, the Five Pillars, the masjid and du'as.
Next: wudu and salah step cards
Calendar World
Islamic months, Ramadan, Eid and the seasons of the year.
Next: an Islamic months wall calendar
Character World
Kindness, honesty, patience, gratitude and sharing.
Next: a 30-day kindness challenge
Create & Play World
Stories, colouring, puzzles, mazes, crafts and challenges.
Next: an Eid craft and colouring pack
How every lesson works
Story, learning point, action, reflection
E-books
Read along with Zara & Zaki
Picture books for little ones from age 2 and up. Tap the pages, or press Read to me and follow the words together. Two books are free for everyone. Members unlock the whole library.
Free to read
Free for everyoneMembers' library
🔒 Members onlyNew read-along books for members, starting with Count with Zara. More arrive with every new Zaki's Noor story.
Have a member code?
Members get their code from us on Facebook. Type it here to open every member book on this device.
Become a member
Send us a message on Facebook and we'll tell you how to join. You'll get your member code right there in Messenger.
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Play & learn with Zara and Zaki
Gentle games for little ones from age 2 and up. No ads, no music, no timers. Grown-ups, sit with your child and read the questions out loud together.
Count & choose
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Count the pictures, then tap the Arabic number that matches.
Memory match
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Turn over two cards. Find each number and its Arabic twin, like 3 and ٣.
Kind or not kind?
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Grown-ups, read each little story out loud. Is it kind, or not kind?
Colour the lantern
Tap a colour, then tap the lantern
More to play
Keep the fun going
About us
We're making the Islamic learning we wanted for our own children
Little Muslim World is a children's learning brand made by a Muslim mum. Our mission is to help Muslim children build a joyful connection with their deen, and to make Islamic and Arabic learning beautiful, practical and easy for families everywhere.
We believe children should come for the fun and stay for the learning. So every page starts with a story, gives your child something real to do, and never uses fear or guilt.
Meet the characters
Zara, Zaki and friends
Zara and Zaki aren't teachers. They're children learning alongside yours: curious, kind and sometimes getting it wrong.
Zara
Seven years old. Always has her notebook and always asks one more question.
Zaki
Zara's little brother. Brave, funny, carries his lantern everywhere and learns from his oops moments.
Amina
Loves animals and notices when someone needs help.
Yusuf
Draws, builds and turns every idea into something you can hold.
Maryam
Cheerful and hopeful. First to say "I can help with that."
Aunty Salma
Lives two doors down, always has oranges, and always has time for a story.
Tobi
Soft, curious and always nearby. Tobi loves lantern light and a warm lap.
Our promises to parents
What you can count on
Accurate
We never invent Arabic, Quran text or du'as. Everything religious is sourced and checked.
For every age
From age 2 and up: short text, big activities, harder "star" challenges for older kids, and parent notes where families' practice differs.
Beautiful
Storybook illustration and careful design, because children treasure things that look loved.
Free for families
Get the free Ramadan lantern craft
A free printable to make together at home: cut, fold and light up your own Ramadan lantern. Follow our Facebook page for a new free activity every week and the early-bird link for the Ramadan Adventure.
- 3-page printable, A4 size
- New free printables shared on our Facebook page
- Two free read-along story books in our library
- Made for little hands from age 2
Free for families. No sign-up needed.
Coming next
What we're building for you
Ramadan Adventure
The full 48-page storybook activity pack.
Members' book library
Read-along books for members, starting with Count with Zara. Find out more
Themed packs
Arabic letters, du'a cards and good-character packs.
The Little Muslim World app
Stories, games and Arabic practice in one safe place for little ones.