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Best Islamic Books for Children

July 21, 2025 By Hassan Mukhtar

Muslim child reading an Islamic storybook in Arabic with a smile, seated in a cozy room.

Helping kids grow in faith, one page at a time.

Introducing your child to Islamic teachings doesn’t have to feel like a lesson—it can feel like an adventure. The right book can plant seeds of faith, spark curiosity, and build a lasting connection with the Deen. Here’s a list of some of the most inspiring, age-appropriate, and faith-centered Islamic books for children.


📘 1. Stories from Islamic History for Children

Author: Abu al-Hasan al-Nadwi

This book presents powerful stories from Islamic history in a way that’s both captivating and educational. Each story is titled based on the moral lesson it teaches. It’s fully vowelled (مَشْكُول), helping children improve their Arabic reading skills. Add to that the engaging storytelling, and you’ve got a great combo of fun and learning.


📗 2. The Belief of the Muslim Child

Author: Rajiyat al-Rahman Umm Umar

This book dives into aqeedah (Islamic belief) tailored for children. It encourages kids to understand their Creator and nurtures a strong foundation of faith. The message is simple: please Allah from an early age. A great first step into deeper Islamic thinking.


📕 3. The Muslim Child’s Curriculum

Author: Mahmoud al-Masri

This comprehensive guide covers everything a child needs to build character: values, morals, skills, concepts—you name it. The author also addresses children’s needs and desires with practical parenting insights in a modern world.


📘 4. Children’s Rights in Islam

Author: Abdul-Bari al-Zamzami

Islam gave children rights long before the UN did. This book outlines those rights—starting from birth—and discusses the roles of parents in fulfilling them. It’s a useful read for parents too, especially for understanding the spiritual and psychological development of kids.


📙 5. Men and Women Around the Prophet ﷺ – For Kids

Author: Sayyid Mubarak

This book simplifies the lives of the Prophet’s ﷺ companions for young readers. It focuses on their conversion to Islam and their unique roles in its spread. A beautiful way to introduce kids to real heroes of Islam.


📘 6. What Muslim Kids Must Know

Author: Yazan Abdul Razzaq al-Ghanem

This all-in-one book teaches fiqh (jurisprudence), belief, seerah (Prophetic biography), Islamic manners, tafsir, and more. The best part? It’s written in Q&A style with simple language that suits all ages.


📗 7. The Young Muslim’s Guide to Prayer (Illustrated)

Author: Group of Scholars

This picture book teaches kids how to pray correctly—step by step. It’s colorful, easy to follow, and designed especially for young learners who are just starting their spiritual journey.


📕 8. Islamic Manners for Children

Author: Mahmoud al-Masri

Using engaging stories, the author explains essential Islamic manners—from how kids relate to Allah and His Messenger ﷺ, to how they treat others. Think of it as akhlaq 101 for the little ones.


📘 9. The Muslim Child’s Fortress

Author: Rawd al-Zuhour al-Sayfi

A beautifully illustrated collection of daily adhkar (remembrances) from authentic Hadith, presented in large, easy-to-read text with matching visuals. It makes it fun and easy for children to memorize and practice Islamic supplications.


📙 10. Khalid Explains the Shahada to Samer

Author: Ahmad Rif’at al-Badrawi

In this delightful story, big brother Khalid teaches his younger sibling Samer about the Shahada (testimony of faith) in the presence of their wise grandfather. The story includes examples from Islamic history to explain the powerful meaning of “لَا إِلٰهَ إِلَّا ٱللَّٰهُ” (There is no god but Allah).


📚 Final Thoughts

These books aren’t just educational—they’re a bridge between your child’s heart and their faith. Whether it’s bedtime stories or afternoon reading, each page offers a chance to grow closer to Allah.


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Filed Under: Foundations of Islamic Practices for Kids, Parental Guidance on Quran Education, Smart Muslim Kids

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