Islamic stories for children
26 stories · Ages 4-12
Miraj stories are interactive Islamic storybooks for Muslim children aged 4 to 9, retelling the stories of the Prophets and everyday lessons in faith and good manners.
Free for 7 days, then from £5.83 a month. Ad-free and scholar-reviewed.
All stories in the Miraj app
Baba, What Does My Name Mean?
Story · Ages 4-12 · 11 min
Allah Made Us All Different: Be Yourself
Story · Ages 4-9 · 4 min
Allah Gave Me Two Hands and Feet
Story · Ages 4-9 · 2 min
Allah Gave Me Two Eyes to See
Story · Ages 4-9 · 2 min
Allah Gave Me Two Ears to Hear
Story · Ages 4-9 · 4 min
Allah Gave Me a Tongue to Taste
Story · Ages 4-9 · 3 min
Allah Gave Me a Nose to Smell
Story · Ages 4-9 · 2 min
Arabic Letters Naughty & Nice Book 4
Story · Ages 4-6
Arabic Letters Naughty & Nice Book 3
Story · Ages 4-6
Arabic Letters Naughty & Nice Book 2
Story · Ages 4-6
Arabic Letters Naughty & Nice Book 1
Story · Ages 4-6
Alhamdulillah We Say
Story · Ages 4-9 · 2 min
A Lion Called Audee
Story · Ages 4-9 · 2 min · In Arabic
Al Qaswa
Story · Ages 4-6 · 3 min
A Whale of a Wish
Story · Ages 4-6 · 4 min
A to Z of Mini Muslims
Story · Ages 4-9 · 6 min
A Spoonful of Thanks
Story · Ages 4-9 · 5 min
A Sense of Gratitude: Exploring the Five Senses
Story · Ages 4-9 · 4 min
A Little Girl's Prayers
Story · Ages 4-9 · 3 min
A Different Kind of Hero
Story · Ages 4-9 · 6 min
A Cat and Mouse Pact
Story · Ages 4-9 · 5 min
A Bedtime Prayer for Peace
Story · Ages 4-9 · 2 min
Bilal & Mr. Shells
Story · Ages 4-9 · 5 min
Fun Words: Animals 2
Story · Ages 4-9
The Amazing Night Journey
Story · Ages 4-9 · 5 min
Tittle Tattle Talia
Story · Ages 7-12 · 12 min
What makes Miraj stories different?
Children tap, swipe and choose their way through each story, so they are part of it rather than only listening. The stories of the Prophets follow the Qur'an and authentic Hadith and are reviewed by Islamic scholars, so parents can trust what their children learn.
Some stories are about the Prophets, peace be upon them: how Yunus called on Allah from inside the whale, or how young Dawood faced a giant. Others show children what it looks like to be patient, honest, grateful and kind at home, at school and with friends.
Each story page gives you the ages it suits, how long it takes to read, the lessons your child will take from it and questions to talk about together afterwards. Stories make a calm bedtime routine, and every one can be downloaded for offline reading.
Key lessons children take from these stories
- A name can carry a meaning and a story, and it is worth asking about.
- Allah created many creatures and made each of them different.
- Allah gave us hands and feet so we can touch, play, eat and walk.
- Allah gave us five senses, and each one is a gift.
- Allah gave us our ears so that we can hear the world He created.
- Allah gave us our tongues and taste buds so we can enjoy our food.
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Frequently asked questions
What age are Miraj stories for?
Most stories are written for children aged 4 to 9. Each story's page gives the ages it suits best.
Are Miraj stories of the Prophets accurate?
The stories of the Prophets are based on the Qur'an and authentic Hadith and are reviewed by Islamic scholars. Each story's page lists the sources it comes from.
How long does a Miraj story take to read?
Most stories take between 5 and 15 minutes, which makes them a good length for bedtime. Each story's page gives its reading time.
Try Miraj free for 7 days
Every story, game, audiobook and video in the library, for Muslim children aged 4–9. Ad-free, scholar-reviewed, offline downloads, and a no-music mode.
