Islamic Children’s Books
Each story includes:
— Moral values to raise kind kids
— Scientific facts to help them understand the world
One Verse. One Story. One Lesson.
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NO Boring Islamic Stories
Yes to
- Disney Level Illustrations
- Morals weaved in, not preached
- Knowledge facts & Science
NO storybooks with
- No Point
- Wrong Morals
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What is
Sadaqah?
"Sadaqah can be as simple as sharing your snack with a friend who doesn’t have one, or giving a toy or book you no longer need to another child."
Do we only help those who look like us?
“But the birds weren’t the only animals in the forest affected by the storm. The rabbits and squirrels, among other animals, were also having a hard time. The deep snow made it very difficult for them to move around.“
How do animals survive during winter?
"Some birds store seeds in hidden places before winter. This planning helps them have enough food to last several months until spring arrives. Their preparation shows how important it is to think ahead and be ready for challenging times!"
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From One Parent to Another: Why We Started This Journey
Picture this: You’ve had a long day—emails, errands, and everything in between. Now it’s bedtime, and you finally have thirty minutes to connect with your child. You want a story that nurtures their Islamic values and teaches them something new about the world. But finding that balance can feel impossible.
We’ve been there. That’s why we created Mayous. We wanted a single resource that covers faith, education, and character development without compromising on quality or fun. Each book follows our guiding principle: “one verse, one story, one lesson.”
The best part? You can hand these books over to your child with complete peace of mind. No more flipping pages in advance to check for watered-down morals or misguided ideas. Each story is carefully crafted to share timeless Islamic values, spark curiosity about the world, and inspire positive character growth—whether you’re reading together or they’re diving in on their own.
So, in just half an hour, you can spark your child’s imagination, teach a key Islamic concept, and explore the wonders of the world. That’s what Mayous is all about: turning reading time into a powerful moment of learning, love, and laughter—for both of you.
Other Frequently asked questions:
What are Mayous Islamic children’s books about?
Our Islamic children’s books are created to help Muslim kids grow in faith, character, and curiosity about the world. Each story follows our framework “One Verse, One Story, One Lesson,” where a single Quran verse is taught through a relatable story for children.
Through gentle storytelling, kids see everyday situations—friendship, sharing, courage, mistakes, emotions—through an Islamic lens. The goal is not just to entertain, but to help children love their faith and recognize Allah’s signs in the world around them.
How are your Islamic picture books different from other books for Muslim kids?
Many books for Muslim kids focus only on rules or facts. Our Islamic picture books are built as full stories first: engaging plots, lovable characters, and rich illustrations that feel like mainstream picture books, but with a clear Islamic heart.
We quietly weave in Quran verses, and moral lessons so children feel seen as Muslim children without the story turning into a lecture. Parents sometimes tell us the books “feel like real storybooks,” not textbooks, even though they are full of Islamic meaning.
What age group are your books for Muslim children designed for?
Our books for Muslim children are mostly aimed at the preschool and primary years, roughly ages 3 to 12. Some stories are simple enough to be read aloud to toddlers, while others invite deeper conversations with older kids.
Each Islamic story is written so a parent can read it in about 15–30 minutes, leaving enough time at the end to talk, reflect, and answer the “big questions” kids ask about Allah, the world, and their feelings.
How do your Islamic stories teach moral values without feeling preachy?
We design every story so that the lesson grows naturally out of the plot. Instead of a character being told what to do, children see the character struggle, make choices, and learn through consequences.
Values like sabr (patience), tawakkul (trust in Allah), shukr (gratitude), honesty, empathy, and humility are shown through actions, not just words. At the end, a short reflection connects the story back to a Quran verse so the child understands, “This is what my faith says about what I just read.”
Do your Islamic picture books include scientific facts and real-world knowledge?
Yes. Alongside faith and morals, our Islamic picture books also include simple science facts and general knowledge that kids can grasp easily. For example, a story about a farm might include how horses helped plow fields, or how seeds grow into plants.
We believe Islamic children’s books should show that Islam and knowledge go together. That’s why many of our stories include “Did you know?” moments, questions about how the world works, and gentle introductions to topics like nature, animals, engineering, and problem-solving.
Are your stories for Muslim kids only about religion, or are they fun too?
They are absolutely meant to be fun first. Our stories for Muslim kids include adventure, humor, emotions, and everyday family life. Kids meet characters who trip, make mistakes, feel jealous or afraid, and then find better ways to act.
Islam is present in the background—through du‘as, Quran verses, and values—but the main experience for the child is: “This is a story about kids like me, living a life like mine, trying to do the right thing.”
Do your Islamic children’s books follow specific Quran verses or hadith?
Yes. Each Islamic story is inspired by a specific verse or theme from the Qur’an or from core Islamic teachings. We keep things simple and age-appropriate, mentioning only what children need to understand.
We avoid theological debates and focus on clear, safe, mainstream teachings: Allah’s mercy, the importance of good character, trusting Allah’s plan, being kind to people and to the environment, and seeing creation as a sign of Allah.
Are these books suitable for modern Muslim families?
Yes. We know many families identify as Muslim but don’t always feel comfortable with very formal or strict material. Our books are written so that culturally Muslim parents can recognize themselves and their children in the stories.
The tone is gentle and non-judgmental. Our aim is to give Muslim kids and parents a safe, warm way to reconnect with Islamic stories and values, without pressure or guilt, and in a style that feels modern and relatable.
In what formats are your Islamic stories available?
Our Islamic stories are available as picture books and in digital formats (such as eBooks or online flipbooks), depending on the title. Many parents enjoy having digital access for quick bedtime reading or travel, while still collecting printed books for their home library.
Whether digital or print, each book keeps the same core: beautiful illustrations, a strong story, and a clear Islamic lesson for Muslim kids.
Why is it important to choose Islamic stories and books for Muslim children?
Children absorb values from every story they read. When you choose stories for Muslim kids that align with your faith, you help them:
– See Islam as part of everyday life, not just something in the mosque
– Build a strong moral compass rooted in Qur’an values
– Connect curiosity about the world with trust and love for Allah.
Our goal at Mayous is to make it easy for parents to say: “We read one story, learned one verse, and took away one clear lesson”—all in the time it takes to cuddle on the couch.