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A prayer in the darkness
The Islamic learning app for children
Stories of the prophets and the Sahabah, the animals of the Qur'an, games, nasheeds and colouring — in Arabic and English, with no ads, ever. Your child plays; you watch them grow.
Free to start · No ads, ever
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Why YaqeenKids?
Every detail is designed so your child feels they are playing, while quietly building knowledge that stays.
Puzzles and questions about the animals of the Qur'an, the pillars of Islam and wudu — answering becomes the fun part.
Tales of the prophets and companions, with beautiful art and language made for small listeners.
A star for every correct answer, badges that open as they learn, and a day streak that turns coming back into a habit.
Switch language with one tap. Every story and every game is there in both, so a child grows up at home in each.
No ads, no chat, and nothing a child can tap that takes them out of the app.
Each child's stars, the stories they have read and the days they came back — in a corner only a grown-up can open.
Try it now
These are real pieces of the app, running right here on the page. Hand the screen to your child and watch their face.
I warned my people and told them to go into their homes. Who am I?
The library
From the animals of the Qur'an, the Names of Allah and the prophets to the companions, the Yaqeen adventures and the nasheeds — every story painted for small eyes and read aloud in the app, in Arabic and in English.
More than sixty stories and songs across seven shelves, with free ones on every shelf.
Stars & badges
A star for getting it right, a badge for sticking with it — small rewards that make learning the thing your child asks for.
Noor's star jar
0stars
Go on — earn a few stars

Maryam's progress
34
stars earned
5
days of learning
This week
What she explored
The clever ant
Wudu, step by step
Khadijah's generosity
The five pillarsFor parents
Your trust is the most valuable thing we have. So the rules are plain, and you can always see how your child is getting on.
Plans
The app is free to download and the free plan stays free. The family plan is paid through the App Store, Google Play or — in Egypt — InstaPay.
A lovely way to get to know us
Everything unlocked, for all your children
App Store
Subscribe inside the app. It renews by itself until you cancel.
Google Play
Subscribe inside the app. It renews by itself until you cancel.
InstaPay
In Egypt, if paying through the store does not go through, write to us at this address for a yearly subscription by InstaPay. After you pay, we open the family plan on your email.
App Store and Google Play show the price in your own currency, and a subscription bought there is cancelled there, at any time.
Common questions
Designed for children aged 4 to 10. Younger ones love the stories and art; older ones love the challenge and the stars.
From the Qur'an and the authentic Sunnah, and from the well-known books of seerah — retold in words a small listener can follow.
Yes. Every game and every free story is in the app from the first launch. A family-plan story downloads the first time it is opened, and stays on the device after that.
No. A child never signs in to anything, and their name and progress stay on the device. A grown-up can choose to sign in with an email, only to carry the family plan to another device.
No, and there never will be. Subscriptions are our only income, which means we answer to you and no one else.
Through the App Store or Google Play, inside the app. In Egypt, if the payment does not go through there, email us for a yearly subscription by InstaPay; once you have paid we open the family plan on your email address, and you sign in with that email in the app's parent corner.
A subscription bought in the App Store or Google Play is cancelled from your account there, in a few taps, whenever you like. A yearly plan paid by InstaPay does not renew by itself — it simply ends on its date. Either way, the app carries on with the free plan.
iPhone, iPad, and Android phones and tablets. It plays in landscape — the way a child holds a tablet.
Free to download. No ads and no sign-up needed — open it and play.
Free to start · No ads, ever