Mini Alims - Kids Islamic Fun

Mini Alims - Kids Islamic Fun

by Mini Alims LLC

7 ratings
5 reviews
Free
In-App Purchases

Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • July 9, 2026
  • July 10, 2026
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This app offers an engaging and safe way for children to learn about Islam through interactive games, stories, and lessons. It covers Arabic letters, numbers, Wudu, Salah, and Islamic values, fostering creativity and imagination in a faith-based environment.

Arabic letters and numbers tracing
Wudu and Salah lessons
Islamic values stories
Knowledge quizzes and games
Creative open-ended play
Ad-free and safe environment
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What's New in Mini Alims

1.0

July 10, 2026

Subscription plans

Premium Yearly

Unlimited Arabic games, Islamic studies, stories & art

$59.991 Year
7 Days trial
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User reviews

Great app!

This is such a great Islamic educational app for kids! It’s very engaging, age-appropriate, and presented in a fun, interactive way that keeps my kids interested while helping them learn. Highly recommend for any family looking for a quality Islamic learning app for young children!

Much needed

Awesome!!!!

Exceptional App

Very well constructed app with lot of educational material to teach kids in a highly engaging way

Much needed app for the Muslim community!

This app has filled such a big gap for our family. Kids are always asking for screen time but now we can give them this game without feeling guilty. They have such a blast and there are so many amazing games to choose from to help them learn about the fundamentals and foundation of Islam. Highly recommend this app and can’t wait to see how much the kids learn from this! They’re already obsessed
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Fun way for kids to engage with Islam!

I’ve been looking everywhere for an Islamic app that keeps my kids motivated to continue learning. Their lessons on learning Arabic letters and Islamic studies is very well curated and engaging for the kiddos. They actually go out of their way to play Mini Alims now over other time waste apps!

FAQ

What is Mini Alims?

Mini Alims is an educational app designed for children to learn about Islam in a fun and interactive way. It features games, stories, and lessons covering Arabic letters, numbers, prayer, and Islamic values.

What age is Mini Alims suitable for?

Mini Alims is suitable for children aged 4 and above, as indicated by its age rating. The content is designed to be age-appropriate for young learners.

Does Mini Alims have ads?

No, Mini Alims is a safe and ad-free platform for children. Parents can trust that their children can explore independently without encountering advertisements.

How does the subscription for Mini Alims work?

Mini Alims requires a subscription for full access. Payments are charged to your Apple Account, and subscriptions automatically renew unless turned off 24 hours before the current period ends. You can manage subscriptions in your Account Settings.

What are the subscription options for Mini Alims?

Mini Alims offers a Premium Monthly subscription for $5.99 with a 7-day free trial, and a Premium Yearly subscription for $59.99 with a 7-day free trial.

How does Mini Alims help children learn Arabic?

Mini Alims includes interactive activities for tracing Arabic letters and numbers, focusing on pronunciation and writing. This gamified approach makes learning the alphabet engaging for young children.

Can I cancel my Mini Alims subscription?

Yes, you can manage your subscription and turn off auto-renewal at any time by going to your Account Settings after purchase. This ensures you have control over your subscription status.

What Islamic topics does Mini Alims cover?

Mini Alims covers essential Islamic studies such as Wudu (ablution) and Salah (prayer), along with daily manners and Islamic values taught through creative stories and knowledge tests.