Gift a Miraj Stories subscription
A Miraj Stories gift subscription gives a Muslim child aged 4 to 9 a year, or a month, of Islamic stories, learning games, audiobooks and videos in one safe, ad-free app. Choose a plan, add your message and the recipient gets their gift by email straight away: a gift parents will appreciate, and children will love.
How does gifting Miraj work?
- Choose a plan. A year of Miraj for £69.99, or a month for £6.99, and whether the gift renews when it ends.
- Add the recipient and your message. Their name, the email address to send the gift to, and a few words from you: an Eid Mubarak, a birthday wish or a note from a grandparent.
- Pay securely by card. Checkout is through Stripe. The recipient's gift email goes out straight away, and your receipt and confirmation come to your inbox.
What does a child get with a Miraj gift?
Interactive stories
Tap-and-swipe storybooks about the Prophets, faith and good manners, read aloud.
Learning games
Short learning games for Arabic letters, Qur’an words, counting and more.
Audiobooks
Stories, poems and Qur’an lessons to listen to, away from the screen.
Videos and songs
Ad-free cartoons, nasheeds and Qur’an lessons to watch together.
Arabic learning
A gentle introduction to Arabic letters and words, woven into stories and games.
Every story of the Prophets is reviewed by Islamic scholars, and there are no ads, nothing to buy beyond the subscription and nothing that conflicts with Islamic values: that is why more than 10,000 Muslim families trust Miraj. Explore the whole Miraj library
Is Miraj a good Eid or Ramadan gift for kids?
Yes. A Miraj gift subscription is an Islamic gift that lasts long after Eid morning: a year of stories of the Prophets, learning games and audiobooks that a child comes back to, rather than a toy forgotten by the next Ramadan.
It arrives by email the moment you pay, with your own message inside, so it works as a last-minute Eid gift, a Ramadan gift, a birthday present or a thank-you to a family who has looked after you. It suits any Muslim child aged 4 to 9, a niece or nephew, a grandchild or a friend’s child, on an iPhone, iPad or Android phone or tablet.
Questions about gifting Miraj
How does the recipient get their Miraj gift?
As soon as your payment goes through, we email the recipient their gift subscription details, with everything they need to start using Miraj on an iPhone, iPad or Android device, and we send a receipt and confirmation to your inbox. There is nothing to post and nothing to wrap.
Can I send the gift on a particular day, such as Eid?
The gift email is sent the moment you pay, so buy it on the day you would like it to arrive. Your message goes in the email, so an Eid Mubarak or a birthday wish travels with the gift.
What is the difference between an auto-renewing and a non-renewing gift?
An auto-renewing gift carries on after the first year or month: it is charged again at the same price to the card you paid with when each period ends, until it is cancelled, so the child never loses access. A non-renewing gift simply ends after the period you paid for, with nothing more to pay. Choose under the plan on the form: ‘Renews automatically’ or ‘Ends, nothing more to pay’.
What if the child already has a Miraj subscription?
They can still use your gift. Ask them to turn off auto-renewal on their current plan, or cancel it, so they are not charged twice.
What age is a Miraj gift for?
Miraj is designed for Muslim children aged 4 to 9. The app has first stories, letters and games for 4 and 5 year olds through to whole stories of the Prophets for 8 and 9 year olds, with some long audiobooks and khutbahs for older children, so the gift grows with the child.
Which devices can the child use Miraj on?
Miraj runs on iPhone, iPad and Android phones and tablets, and on Apple Silicon Macs. A subscription can be shared with the recipient’s immediate family on up to 4 devices, and content can be downloaded for offline use.
Anything else? Our full FAQ covers subscriptions, devices and accounts.