Miraj Stories for Schools and Madrasahs
Islamic schools, madrasahs and nurseries can put Miraj Stories on their classroom devices with a bulk subscription: stories of the Prophets, learning games, audiobooks and videos, reviewed by scholars, to use alongside your lessons. Educator pricing depends on how many devices you need, so tell us about your school and we will send a quote.
How do schools use Miraj?
A school takes a bulk subscription for the number of devices it needs, and Miraj is set up on each one: a set of classroom tablets, a shared set for the madrasah, or a device for each child. Children need no accounts of their own.
The app then sits beside your lessons: a story of a Prophet before the lesson on his life, a game to practise the Arabic letters just taught, an audiobook for quiet time, a nasheed to end the day. Every device has the whole library, with a music-free mode and downloads for use without Wi-Fi.
What does a class get with Miraj?
Interactive Stories
Open a lesson on a Prophet’s life with his story, read aloud to the class, and let the children tap their way through it.
Learning Games
Five minutes of practice on the letters, Qur’an words or numbers you have just taught, on the tablet instead of the worksheet.
Audiobooks
Listening corners and quiet time: stories, poems and Qur’an lessons with the screen off.
Videos & Songs
A nasheed or a short cartoon to end the session, with no ads before or after it.
Arabic Learning
Letters and words met inside the stories and games first, so the class already knows them when the workbook comes out.
What a head teacher asks first: Islamic scholars review every story of the Prophets, there are no ads, and nothing can be bought from a school device. The content is written for children aged 4 to 9, by age band.
How much does Miraj cost for a school?
Educator pricing goes by the number of devices, and every school is different, so we quote each one. Tell us how many devices you have in mind and how you would use Miraj, and we will send a quote with no obligation.
Parents who want Miraj at home too can take a family plan on the pricing page: a school subscription covers the school’s devices only.
Questions from schools and madrasahs
Which schools can use Miraj?
Islamic schools, madrasahs, nurseries, weekend and after-school classes, and homeschool groups: anywhere children aged 4 to 9 learn about Islam. If you teach children, Miraj can sit beside your lessons.
How many devices does a school subscription cover?
As many as you need. A school subscription is for a set number of devices that you choose, whether that is one tablet for a class or a device for every child, and it can grow later as you add devices.
Do the children need their own accounts?
No. Miraj is set up on each of the school’s devices, and the children use it there in class. No child needs an account, an email address or any personal details.
Does Miraj work without Wi-Fi?
Yes. Stories, games and audiobooks can be downloaded to a device and used without a connection, so a lesson does not depend on the school’s Wi-Fi.
Is the content suitable for a classroom?
Yes. Every story of the Prophets is reviewed by Islamic scholars, there are no ads and nothing to buy beyond the subscription, and the music-free mode leaves out music for settings that prefer none. The content is written for children aged 4 to 9, with some titles for older children.
Can parents carry on with Miraj at home?
Yes. A school subscription covers the school’s devices, and parents who want Miraj at home can take a family plan on the pricing page, with a 7-day free trial on the annual plan.
How do we get a quote?
Email enterprise@mirajstories.com with the number of devices you have in mind and how you would use Miraj, and we will reply with a quote. There is no obligation.
Bring Miraj to your classroom
Email us with the number of devices and how you would use Miraj, and we will reply with a quote.