Kids don't want another textbook — they want a game. Al Noor Kids turns every Islamic lesson into an interactive challenge: prayers, prophets, wudu, halal food, dhikr, and the 99 Names of Allah — all played, not memorized cold.
Wudu Steps Order teaches the six farā'iḍ of wudu in the correct sequence. Halal Sort trains fiqh reflex on food, drink, clothing, and money. Anbiya Sequence orders 25 prophets chronologically. Sahaba Match pairs names with signature qualities.
Little Learner (5-8), Growing Muslim (9-11), Young Believer (12-15) — the game hub filters what fits your child's level so they're never bored, never overwhelmed.
Every prayer, chore, dua, and game finish earns Noor points. Kids swap them for real-world rewards parents set up — a screen-time voucher, a treat, a family outing.
Every game shows Arabic (Almarai font, RTL) beside the English so kids build recognition of Qur'anic and prayer vocabulary while they play.
Yes. Every Al Noor Kids game is designed around a specific Islamic lesson — the 6 farā'iḍ of wudu, the 25 named prophets, halal vs haram scenarios, the 99 Names of Allah. Kids play, but the outcome is real memorization and recognition.
Ages 5 to 15. The game hub filters content into three tiers: Little Learner (5-8), Growing Muslim (9-11), and Young Believer (12-15). Parents can adjust the tier per child.
No ads, no tracking, no in-game purchases. One family subscription unlocks every game for up to 6 children.