KiddyTV Islamic

Free to start: three quiz topics, three word groups, all 70 duas and every memory level. No adverts, no links, works offline. For ages 6 to 8, on the big screen.

For Muslim families with children aged 6 to 8: four gentle Islamic learning games on Apple TV, played together from the sofa. Big friendly type you can read from across the room, a warm night-time world to play in, and nothing that flashes or shouts. Free to start, with a single one-time unlock for the rest.

FOUR GAMES

Islamic Q&A 200 questions across 20 topics — Allah, the Quran, Prophet Muhammad, the Prophets, Angels, the Shahada, the Five Pillars, Salah, Wudu, the Adhan, Jumu'ah, the Masjid, Dua, Zakat, Fasting, Ramadan, Eid al-Fitr, Hajj, Umrah and Eid al-Adha. Three answers, one gentle tap of the remote, and a short friendly explanation afterwards so a wrong answer still teaches something.

Arabic Word Challenge 200 Arabic words in 20 groups, from colours and numbers up to words from the Quran and the beautiful names of Allah. The word is shown in Arabic script with its pronunciation underneath — pick what it means.

Dua & Adhkar 70 duas, each with the Arabic, how to say it, what it means, when to say it, and where it comes from. Read one, listen to it, then put the missing pieces back in place. Learn every piece and the dua is marked memorised. There is no timer here — remembering words of worship is not a race.

Islamic Memory Challenge Pictures appear on the screen, then flip over. Remember where they were and find the one you are asked for. Ten levels, nine picture packs, and grids that grow as your child does.

STARS, BADGES AND STREAKS Every game earns stars. 25 badges to collect, a level to climb, and a day streak that any of the four games keeps going.

MADE FOR THE LIVING ROOM Large type readable from across the room, Siri Remote navigation a six-year-old can manage on their own, and gentle animation with nothing flashing or shouting.

BUILT FOR PARENTS TO TRUST No adverts. No tracking. No analytics. No links out of the app. No chat, no sharing, and nothing your child types leaves the Apple TV. Everything needed to play is inside the app, so it works with the television offline. A grown-up has to hold the remote button down before any purchase screen can be reached.

Learn Mode shows the explanation after every answer, and Read Aloud speaks the duas and the memory prompts. Both can be switched off.

FREE, AND A ONE-TIME UNLOCK Free: three Q&A topics, three Arabic word groups, and all 70 duas and all ten memory levels.

KiddyTV Islamic Pro is a single payment — not a subscription, and it never expires. It opens all 20 Q&A topics and all 200 questions, and all 20 Arabic word groups and all 200 words. It can be shared with your Apple Family.

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