Al Haadiy
Puzzles, games and a story about a lost little bird teach the name Al-Haadi, the Guide, in an Islamic learning game for children aged 4 to 9.
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What is Al Haadiy about?
Al Haadiy is an Islamic learning game for children aged 4 to 9 in which Uncle Asad, a retired lion from Africa, teaches them the name Al-Haadi, the Guide, one of the beautiful names of Allah.
Children join Uncle Asad on a short journey. They solve tricky puzzles, play games and listen to his story about a lost little bird. By the end of the journey, they know what Al-Haadi means.
Al-Haadi is the One who guides. He shows us the right way to go and helps us make good choices. A story about a bird who has lost her way makes the name easy for young children to understand: when we are lost, or we do not know what to do, we can ask Allah to guide us.
It is a good starting point for talking about what a child can do if they ever get lost, in a park, a shop or a crowd, and about asking Allah for help with any choice, big or small. Uncle Asad also tells a story about a lost little bird in the audiobook Storytime with Uncle Asad: Al Haadiy and in the video Al Haadiy: The Little Bird's Prayer.
Al Haadiy is a Miraj original.
What your child will learn
- Al-Haadi, the Guide, is one of the beautiful names of Allah.
- When we are lost or unsure what to do, we can ask Allah to guide us.
- Allah shows us the right way and helps us make good choices.
How to play
- Join Uncle Asad, a retired lion from Africa, on his journey.
- Solve his tricky puzzles and play the games.
- Listen to his story about a lost little bird.
- Find out what Al-Haadi means by the end of the journey.
Skills practised
- Problem solving
- Listening to a story
- Islamic words (Al-Haadi)
Talk about it afterwards
- What does Al-Haadi mean?
- How do you think the little bird felt when she was lost?
- What should you do if you get lost in a shop or a park?
- When could you ask Allah to guide you?
Words to know
- Al-Haadi
- The Guide, one of the names of Allah.
Frequently asked questions
What age is Al Haadiy suitable for?
Children aged 4 to 9. Younger children enjoy the puzzles and games, and older children can think about what the name means.
What does Al Haadiy teach children?
That Al-Haadi, the Guide, is one of the names of Allah, and that when we are lost or unsure what to do, we can ask Allah to guide us.
