Islamic stories and games by age
14 titles · Ages 4-9
Miraj ages group every Islamic story, game and audiobook by the age it suits, from first stories for 4 and 5 year olds to longer titles for children of 8 and 9.
How is each title matched to an age?
A title that is right for a child's age holds their attention without being too hard or too young for them. Four and five year olds enjoy short, bright stories with lots to tap and simple lessons. Six and seven year olds are ready for longer stories, their first Arabic reading and games with a few more steps. Eight and nine year olds can follow a whole story of a Prophet, think about its lessons and talk about what they would have done.
Every title in the Miraj library gives the youngest and oldest age it was made for, so a title can appear in more than one age group. The ages are a guide, not a rule: you know your child best, and many families enjoy a story together across ages.
Pick an age below to see every title that suits it, with how long each takes and what your child will learn.
Frequently asked questions
What age is Miraj Stories for?
Miraj Stories is made for Muslim children aged 4 to 9. Each title's page gives the ages it suits best.
Can a younger child use titles made for older children?
Yes, especially with a parent alongside. The ages are a guide to what most children enjoy on their own.
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Every story, game and audiobook in the library, for Muslim children aged 4–9. Ad-free, scholar-reviewed, offline downloads, and a no-music mode.
