Islamic Stories, Games, Audiobooks & Videos for Muslim Children
Miraj Stories is an Islamic learning app for Muslim children aged 4 to 9: stories of the Prophets, learning games, audiobooks and videos in one safe, ad-free app.
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Stories
Tap-and-swipe storybooks about the Prophets, faith and good manners.
1 story · Ages 7-12
Games
Short learning games for Arabic letters, Qur'an words, counting and more.
1 game · Ages 4-9
Audiobooks
Stories, poems and Qur'an lessons to listen to, away from the screen.
1 audiobook · Ages 4-9
Videos
Cartoons, songs and Qur'an lessons to watch together.
2 videos · Ages 4-9
What Muslim Families Are Saying
Rated 5 out of 5
My kids love this app so much! Especially since there are so many engaging games and stories. They learn so much every time they play. We have fun using the bedtime stories section.
Rated 5 out of 5
High quality interactive entertainment and education for Muslim children. This is exactly what we need – an app that’s done with a lot of intention and Ihsan.
Rated 5 out of 5
We are enjoying this app so much. The content is wonderfully made. I can tell that a lot of love, care, faith, knowledge and light have been poured into this app.
Rated 5 out of 5
The app is lovely not only did my daughter enjoy it, but so did I. Everything is very creative and very safe for young age to go through it all alone. Thank you very much for the lovely experience.
Rated 5 out of 5
I love love love miraj stories and all of its contents. I have been using it for my daughter for the past 4 years. Shes turning 9 soon and every night she asks me to turn on stories for her from miraj.
Curated Content in One Safe Place
Stories, games, audiobooks, and videos — all vetted, Islamically-appropriate, and free from violence or hidden agendas.
Interactive Learning. Not Passive Watching
Your child engages with stories by tapping and swiping, solving puzzles and making important choices. Active learning, not just passive screen time!
Access on 4 Devices Anytime, Anywhere
Download content for offline use. Educational screen time that reinforces Muslim values, whether you’re at home, travelling, or anywhere in between.
How It Works
Simple Plans for the Whole Family
From £5.83 a month with the annual plan, free for 7 days. Up to 4 devices, no ads.
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Special educator pricing and bulk subscriptions available
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FAQ
What age is Miraj for?
Miraj is designed for Muslim children aged 4 to 9. All content is carefully selected to be age-appropriate and aligned with Islamic values.
What kind of content does Miraj have?
Miraj includes Islamic storybooks, learning games, audiobooks and videos. Every piece of content is reviewed to ensure it is suitable for young Muslim children.
Where do your stories come from?
Miraj includes both original content created by our team and books, stories, and videos licensed from trusted authors and publishers. Every piece of content is carefully reviewed before being added to the app to ensure it is age-appropriate and suitable for Muslim families.
Our stories of the Prophets are reviewed by Islamic scholars and are primarily based on the Qur’an and authentic Hadith. Some stories also draw on the earlier scriptures, where they do not contradict the Qur’an and Sunnah.
Is the content safe for my child?
Yes. Every piece of content is reviewed before publication. There are no ads, nothing to buy beyond the subscription, and no content that conflicts with Islamic values.
Do you offer music-free versions of your stories?
Yes, all of Miraj’s own content comes with or without music and we try our best to get no music options for as much of our licensed content as possible. You can toggle music off in the app’s Settings.
Will you be adding new content?
Absolutely. That’s part of the fun. We’ll be adding new Islamic stories for kids and other content every week.
Have more questions? Check out our full FAQ here!
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