Ramadan stories for kids
3 titles · Ages 4-9
These are the Miraj stories and audiobooks for Ramadan, the month of fasting and of the Qur'an, for Muslim children aged 4 to 9.
Stories and audiobooks for Ramadan
How can stories help children through Ramadan?
Ramadan is full of new things for young children: waking for suhoor, waiting for iftar, going to the mosque at night and seeing the family read more Qur'an. Stories help them understand why, so the month becomes something they look forward to rather than something they only watch.
The titles here fit the spirit of the month. Some are about the Qur'an itself and the first steps towards reading it. Others are about making dua, saying sorry to Allah and sharing food with neighbours and guests, as the Companions did in Madinah.
Reading or listening to one title a day is a gentle Ramadan routine for younger children. Each page tells you how long the title takes and gives questions to talk about together afterwards.
Key lessons children take from these stories and audiobooks
- Allah hears a sincere dua, even in the darkest place.
- The Qur'an is Allah's words, and learning to read it is a gift.
- Sharing what we have makes us like one family.
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Frequently asked questions
How do I explain Ramadan to a young child?
Start with what they see, like fasting, iftar and reading the Qur'an, and read a short story together about each one.
When is a good time to start reading Ramadan stories?
A week or two before Ramadan begins, so your child has time to ask questions and look forward to the month.
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