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Surah Memorizer Wudu & Salah Letter Tracing Prophet Stories Good Deeds Memory Match Islamic Quiz Letter Balloons 99 Names Match Stars & Moons Coloring Book Dua Match Five Pillars Five Prayers
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Free Islamic Games
for Kids

Learn the Arabic alphabet, the 99 Names of Allah and the stories of the prophets — through games little ones love to play.

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  • 🎮 14 free games
  • 🚫 No ads
  • 🔒 No sign-up
  • 👶 Ages 3–12
  • 📱 Phone, tablet & PC

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Every game is free and works right here in your browser — nothing to download.

Surah Memorizer — Learn Short Surahs Listen to each ayah, then put the words in the right order to build the surah. Ages 5–12Play ▶ Wudu & Salah Steps Game Put the steps of wudu and salah in the right order. Ages 4–10Play ▶ Arabic Letter Tracing Trace Arabic letters, then words and short sentences — with sound. Ages 3–8Play ▶ Prophet Stories for Kids Read short stories of the prophets from the Quran, then answer 3 questions. Ages 5–12Play ▶ My Good Deeds Chart Tick off your good deeds every day and fill your star jar. Ages 3–10Play ▶ Islamic Memory Match Game Flip the cards and find all the matching pairs of mosques, moons and stars. Ages 3–8Play ▶ Islamic Quiz for Kids Answer fun questions about the prophets, prayer, Ramadan and the Quran. Ages 6–12Play ▶ Arabic Alphabet Balloon Pop Pop the balloons that show the right Arabic letter before time runs out. Ages 4–9Play ▶ 99 Names of Allah Matching Game Match beautiful Names of Allah to their meanings. Ages 6–12Play ▶ Stars & Moons Tic-Tac-Toe Play tic-tac-toe against the moon — get three stars in a row to win! Ages 4–10Play ▶ Islamic Coloring Pages Color the Kaaba, the Green Dome, famous mosques and Islamic patterns — then save your picture. Ages 3–8Play ▶ Dua Match: Learn Islamic Phrases Match 12 everyday Islamic phrases to what they mean. Ages 4–10Play ▶ The Five Pillars of Islam Learn the five pillars, put them in order, then take the quiz. Ages 6–12Play ▶ My Five Daily Prayers Learn when we pray Fajr, Dhuhr, Asr, Maghrib and Isha — and how to pray, step by step. Ages 4–10Play ▶

Why parents love Islam Teaching Kids

Screen time that builds your child’s faith, knowledge and skills — in a space made safe for them.

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Safe by design

No ads, no chat, no pop-ups and no links to strangers. Children can play on their own with peace of mind.

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Real learning

Arabic letters, the Names of Allah, the pillars of Islam and the prophets — woven into play.

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Private

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Questions from parents

Everything you need to know about Islam Teaching Kids.

Are the Islam Teaching Kids games free?

Yes. Every game is completely free to play in your browser. There is nothing to buy and no account to create.

Are there ads or chat on Islam Teaching Kids?

No. There are no ads, no chat and no pop-ups, so children can play safely on their own.

What age are these games for?

The games are designed for children aged about 3 to 12. Younger children enjoy coloring, memory match and balloons, while older children love the quiz and the 99 Names game.

Do the games work on phones and tablets?

Yes. All games work with touch on phones and tablets, and with a mouse on computers. Nothing needs to be installed.

Do you collect any data from children?

No personal information is collected and there is no sign-up. Best scores are saved only in the browser on your own device.

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