Prophet Stories for Kids
Read short stories of the prophets from the Quran, then answer 3 questions.
How to play
- Choose a prophet’s story.
- Read each page, or tap “Read to me” if your device can read aloud.
- At the end, see the lesson from the story.
- Answer 3 questions to earn up to 3 stars.
What your child learns
- The stories of 12 prophets, including Prophet Muhammad ﷺ, told simply and based on the Quran.
- A lesson from each story: patience, trust in Allah, forgiveness and more.
- Where each part is found in the Quran, for parents who want to read more.
Parents ask
Are the stories accurate?
Yes. Each page is based on the Quran and shows the surah and ayah it comes from, so you can read more together.
Are the prophets shown in pictures?
No. Out of respect, the pictures only show things from the story, such as the ark, the sea or the stars — never the prophets themselves.
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