Islamic learning games for kids
3 games · Ages 4-9
Miraj games are Islamic learning games for Muslim children aged 4 to 9, practising Arabic letters, Qur'an words, counting and problem solving through play.
All games in the Miraj app
What makes Miraj games different?
Every game is short enough for a young child to finish on their own, and each one practises a skill that school and madrasah build on. Children trace and match the Arabic alphabet, build the domes and minarets of a mosque, or learn their first words in English and Arabic with a friendly alpaca.
The games have no ads, no in-app purchases and no chat, so children can play safely without a parent watching every tap. There are no timers and no scores to chase, so a child can take their time. Many have a music-free version.
Each game page tells you the ages it suits, how long a round takes, how to play and the skills your child practises, with questions to talk about together afterwards. Games can be downloaded for offline play, so they work on journeys too.
Key lessons children take from these games
- Mosques around the world share the same parts, each with a purpose.
- The Qur'an is written in Arabic letters.
- The words of our faith are part of our everyday words.
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Frequently asked questions
What do children learn from Miraj games?
Arabic letter recognition, Qur'an vocabulary, counting, memory and problem solving. Each game's page lists the skills it practises.
Are Miraj games safe for young children?
Yes. The games have no ads, no in-app purchases and no chat, and nothing in them conflicts with Islamic values.
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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.
