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0-2 Years

The Arabic Alphabet of Huruf Island
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Top 5 Apps to Download For Your Kids This Ramadan!
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Learn Wudu with these 7 fun ideas!
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Let’s Learn Quran with Zaky App
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10 Surahs for Kids App
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5 Du’a-Making Times To Share With Your Kids
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3-6 Years

Printable Illustrations for Fun Activities with Kids
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Support Omar and Hana’s Muslim Kids Learning App Campaign
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The Arabic Alphabet of Huruf Island
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Drummer Girl
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Top 5 Apps to Download For Your Kids This Ramadan!
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We’re Little Muslims
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7-10 Years

Printable Illustrations for Fun Activities with Kids
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Support Omar and Hana’s Muslim Kids Learning App Campaign
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10 Children’s Books about Race and Racism
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Sophia’s Journal
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Drummer Girl
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The Rainbow Hijab
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Apps

Support Omar and Hana’s Muslim Kids Learning App Campaign
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Top 5 Apps to Download For Your Kids This Ramadan!
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We’re Little Muslims
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Alif Baa App
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Let’s Learn Quran with Zaky App
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10 Surahs for Kids App
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Audio

Tajweed Nursery Rhymes
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10 Surahs for Kids App
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Hajj Harmonies
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Land of Revelation
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Zaky – Knock Knock It’s Ramadan
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Dawud Wharnsby – We’ve scanned the sky
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Books

10 Children’s Books about Race and Racism
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The Arabic Alphabet of Huruf Island
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Sophia’s Journal
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Drummer Girl
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The Rainbow Hijab
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Learn Wudu with these 7 fun ideas!
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Fun Activities

Printable Illustrations for Fun Activities with Kids
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Support Omar and Hana’s Muslim Kids Learning App Campaign
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10 Inspiring Eid Decorations for Your Home
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5 Inspirational Ramadan and Eid Themes
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Top 5 Apps to Download For Your Kids This Ramadan!
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We’re Little Muslims
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Games

My First Camel soft toy
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Arabic Alphabet Blocks from Uncle Goose
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Original Art Screen Print Doll Kit
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Amina & Yousuf Doll
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Fun Dough Arabic Letters
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Video

MKG Chats With Ali Huda
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Journey to Mecca
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Zaky – Knock Knock It’s Ramadan
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Dawud Wharnsby – We’ve scanned the sky
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Yusuf Islam – Ramadan Moon
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Zaky’s Ramadan
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It's colouring time! Download this for free made b

It's colouring time! Download this for free made by MKG team to celebrate the upcoming Eid Al Adha. Click link in our bio to download.

On the flip side of apps for kids, we believe that

On the flip side of apps for kids, we believe that screentime needs to be actively limited to remain healthy.
Here are some tips from becomingminimalist.com that you can use to help you limit screentime:
1. Set the example: Use less gadgets yourself so your kids can model your behaviour.
2. Encourage other activities: Provide more toys or books so they have more options.
3. Play with your kids It takes intentionality and selfless love when they are 6. But when they turn 13, you’ll be glad you did.
4. Set limited viewing times: It is easier if they understand that they can only use it after finishing their homework, for example.
5. Be involved in their lives: Embrace and encourage the sharing of intimate life details. So observe, listen, ask, and parent. Share your tips below :)

With the abundance of tech around us it's inevitab

With the abundance of tech around us it's inevitable that our little ones will want to play on an iPad or iPhone, and it can be downright convenient to have a few minutes (or more) of quiet time for ourselves. These can be opportunities for learning and possibly even some benefit. Check out these potential benefits of learning from an app for kids below: ⁣

1. Available anytime. Kids can have more chance to keep practicing at home and choose which are to practice more. ⁣

2. Effective use of free time. Kids can learn during free time after lunch or dinner. ⁣

3. Become tech-savvy. This can help them to be more confident in handling technology and gadgets in the future. ⁣

4. Fun and informal. Doing homework can be fun with fun features from learning apps. ⁣

5. Portability. Learning is not only happening in the classroom at school, but also at home or anywhere else. ⁣
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Source: powerschool.com

If you've ever been stuck looking for wholesome di

If you've ever been stuck looking for wholesome digital content that you can trust to entertain, educate, and (let's be honest) distract your kids for a while, the Omar & Hana Muslim kids learning app might be perfect for you!
Designed in Kuala Lumpur for Muslim children to have fun while learning good values, virtues, and basic Islam from the adorable characters Omar & Hana. It's got high quality 3D animations, videos, interactive storybooks, and interactive games.
The app will be launched on June 15th, but before that they are offering some great deals on their LaunchGood campaign. Click link in bio to help them reach their target by June 15th. Don't miss out!

#BlackLivesMatter

#BlackLivesMatter

Children’s books are a beautiful way to bridge i

Children’s books are a beautiful way to bridge important conversations about race and racism in our society with our little ones.

It's up to each of us to amplify the stories and voices of Black authors, so we can raise our children with an awareness of and appreciation for our Black brothers & sisters.

We recommend adding these books to your library:
1. Wide Big World, Maxine Beneba Clarke: A picture book about our diverse and wonderful world.
2. The Day You Begin, Jacqueline Woodson: A poignant, yet heartening book about finding courage to connect, even when you feel scared and alone.
3. Hair Love, Matthew A Cherry: An ode to loving your natural hair. Ok so it's not a book, but it's a heartwarming short film that won an Oscar!
4. Little Leaders, Bold Women in Black History, Vashti Harrison: Educates and inspires young readers about true stories of forty Black women in American history.
5. Fair Skin Black Fella, Renee Fogorty: A story of Mary, a young Aboriginal girl who is Shunned by the other girls because of her fair skin.

Share your recommendations in a comment below!

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