A new Arabic letter
We explore a different Arabic letter each month, so your little one can get to know its shape and sound at their own pace.
Introducing the Qur’an to your child,
one Arabic letter at a time.
A little envelope filled with big discoveries.
These are illustrative examples from different months, with one new letter each month. We’re still painting the final materials by hand, so the finished artwork and activities might look a little different.
LITTLE WORDS. BIG MEANINGS.A new discovery.
A new discovery.
A familiar little rhythm.
Every month brings a fresh set of Arabic learning materials. We’ve designed everything to feel natural, enjoyable and right for their age as they start getting to know the language of the Qur’an.
Arabic vocabulary
Each envelope brings new Arabic words with simple English meanings, so you can discover what they mean together.
Colouring & activities
The activities are built around that month’s letter and words, with plenty of room for little hands to colour, make and explore.
Fun themed stickers
Each month has a sticker or stickers inspired by the Arabic word. Keep collecting them as your little one learns.
A Letter for Little Muslims
A letter written just for your little one, bringing their Arabic learning together with a gentle reminder about their faith.
A Little Note for Grown-Ups
A simple note for you, with easy ideas for practising that month’s Arabic at home without making it feel like a lesson.
ONE MONTH AT A TIMEOne letter. New words.
One letter. New words.
Something to discover.
Keep the vocabulary cards somewhere your little one can come back to, and watch their collection grow month by month.
Ready to start their little journey?
Join the Little Quran ClubLITTLE LEARNERS, DIFFERENT BEGINNINGS
Made for their pace.
We’ve made the club for ages 2+, with simple beginnings that can grow with your child. You don’t need to know Arabic already; just bring a little curiosity and some time together.
Point. Notice. Colour.
Say the word together, point out the shape or settle down for a little colouring.
Recognise. Wonder. Collect.
Spot letters they recognise, chat about the word and come back to their growing collection.