An Islamic app for children aged 5–10
Grow their faith,
one day at a time.
Prophet stories, duas, prayers and real good deeds. Every good step waters your child’s very own garden, from a little patch of flowers all the way to a garden near Makkah.
How a day in Little Muslim works
- 1
Learn something
A prophet story, a dua to remember or a quick quiz. Today’s journey takes about ten minutes.
- 2
Do something good
Tick off prayers, count dhikr, say duas, and do one real good deed at home.
- 3
Watch the garden grow
Seeds, water and stars turn into flowers, fruit trees and new gardens to visit.
Prophet stories
Stories told from the Qur’an, page by page
Nine prophets, one new story a day. Each page is short enough to read together, and each one names the ayah or hadith it retells, so you always know where it comes from.
- Yunus
- Nuh
- Ibrahim
- Musa
- Yusuf
- Sulayman
- Salih
- Isa
- Muhammad ﷺ
My Day
Prayers, Qur’an, dhikr and duas, in one tick list
Children tick off what they did today. Every good habit earns care hearts for their garden friends.
- FajrDawn
- DhuhrMidday
- AsrAfternoon
- MaghribSunset
- IshaNight
The dhikr counter walks through SubhanAllah, Alhamdulillah and Allahu Akbar: 33, 33 and 34, for 100 in all.
Good deeds and quizzes
Real good deeds, confirmed by you
Each day brings one small deed to do at home, like hugging a grandparent or sharing a snack. When your child taps “I did it”, you confirm it with your PIN and a golden flower blooms in their garden.
Short quizzes on salah, the Qur’an, the prophets and good manners explain every answer, right or wrong.
Six gardens
From a little garden to a garden near Makkah
Every collected plant earns a star. Eighteen levels lead through six hand-painted gardens, and the last star, number 365, takes a whole year of gardening. The gardens follow the real time of day, from sunrise to a starry night.
Little GardenLevels 1–3
Orchard by the StreamLevels 4–6
The OasisLevels 7–9
Garden by the MosqueLevels 10–12
Olive Garden by Al-AqsaLevels 13–15
Garden near MakkahLevels 16–18
Qur’an plants
Five plants that Allah mentions in the Qur’an
The date palm, olive, fig, pomegranate and grapevine each bloom with their ayah, and join your child’s Qur’an plants collection.
وَهُزِّي إِلَيْكِ بِجِذْعِ النَّخْلَةِ تُسَاقِطْ عَلَيْكِ رُطَبًا جَنِيًّا
“And shake the trunk of this palm tree towards you, it will drop fresh, ripe dates upon you.”
Qur’an 19:25
Little friends who move in on good days
Keep up My Day and new friends arrive in the garden. Children feed them with the care hearts they earn.
Kittykitten, after 3 good days
Snowylamb, after 7 good days
Bubblesgoldfish, after 10 good days
Mama Duckduck family, after 14 good days
Sandybaby camel, after 30 good days
For parents
Made to be handed to a child
- A parent area behind a PIN. See each child’s week: stories read, duas learned, quiz accuracy and good deeds.
- Up to 5 children. Each has their own garden, and a secret picture keeps siblings out of each other’s gardens.
- No ads, no chat, no music. Nothing in the app sends a child to a website or a stranger.
- Saved to your account. Progress is backed up, so a new phone brings every garden back.
- English and العربية. The full app in both languages, right to left in Arabic.
One subscription, the whole family
Every plan includes all stories, all six gardens, every friend and up to 5 children.
Monthly
€6.99 per month
Cancel any time
Yearly
€69.99 per year
7 days free, then about €5.83 a month
Lifetime
€89.99 once
Pay once, keep it for good
Questions parents ask
Who is it for?
Children aged about 5 to 10. Younger children enjoy it with a parent; the stories and quizzes are written in short, simple sentences.
Where does the content come from?
The prophet stories follow the Qur’an and sahih hadith only, and every page shows its source, such as Qur’an 21:87. Prophets, companions and angels are never drawn; each story is told through a symbol, like the whale for Prophet Yunus.
Is there music or are there ads?
No music and no ads. The app uses gentle sound effects only. There is no chat and nothing links children out of the app.
Can siblings share it?
Yes. One subscription covers up to 5 children. Each child has their own garden, and a secret picture only they know stops them playing in a sibling’s garden.
What happens after the free week?
The yearly plan starts with 7 days free. Apple reminds you before it renews, and you can cancel in your Apple ID settings at any time before the trial ends.
Does it work in Arabic?
Yes. The whole app is available in English and Arabic, with a full right-to-left layout. It follows the phone’s language, and a parent can switch it.
Plant the first seed together
Little Muslim is coming soon to the App Store. Start with 7 days free.
Coming soon to theApp Store
