Quran for Little Hearts is a calm, Montessori-inspired first library of Arabic, Quran and numbers for children aged 2–6 — with playful learning games that quietly show parents what their child knows and what to practice next.
Completely free. No ads. No in-app purchases. No account. Nothing leaves the device.
BOOKS — ONE THING AT A TIME
• Quran word by word — Al-Fatiha and the last ten surahs (Al-Fil to An-Nas), with word-by-word recitation and a simple meaning for each word
• Arabic letters (أ ب ت) — all 28 letters on sandpaper-letter cards
• English letters (a b c) — lowercase first, the Montessori way
• Counting 1–10 and Arabic numerals (١ ٢ ٣) — every number with golden beads to count
• Learn to read — 26 Qaida Baghdadiya lessons that start at alif and teach one thing at a time: letters, their joined forms, fatha, kasra and damma over all 28 letters, then tanween, sukoon, shaddah and madd. Every letter sound is a real human recording, and every lesson has a short note for parents: what it teaches and how to practice at home
GAMES THAT TEACH
• Match letters and Match numbers — catch the floating letters and drag them onto their outlines
• Quick tap — hear a letter, find it among the bubbles; gentle hearts, combos and a best score
• Build the word — hear a Quran word, see it, then build it letter by letter
• Trace — draw over a big letter or word with a yellow line: letters with each vowel, their joined shapes, then short Quran words
• Listen & find — hear a sound, tap its letter or number
• Ayah order — put the words of an ayah in order, then hear it recited
• Memory pairs — a letter and its sound, a number and its beads, ٣ and 3
• Little kitchen — Khubzi asks for ingredients by name; drag each onto the dish, then bake manakish, hummus, pizza and more
• Train journey — build a toy train, then ride it from the shed to the sea: farm animals, apples to load, a bridge to build and passengers in town
• Word Maker — make real Arabic words from a tray of letters; each word is read aloud and explained, and words of the Quran are marked
• Quran words — make words from Al-Fatiha and Juz Amma, spelled exactly as in the ayah
• Stars for the pages your child knows, and a celebration when a book is finished
A REPORT FOR PARENTS
Every game answer is recorded for your child, on the device only. Each child's card in the parents area shows their week at a glance; tap it for the full learning report:
• What your child knows well, what is still developing and what needs practice — letter by letter, with every vowel
• The letters your child mixes up (for example ب and ت)
• What your child can recognize by ear, and what they have traced
• This week compared with last week
The games then practice the gaps automatically: weak letters and mixed-up pairs come up more often. Share a short summary with a teacher, or clear it for a fresh start.
FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY
• A profile for each child — a name and a picture they recognize
• Progress, stars, scores and reports are kept separately for every child
• Sound, auto-play and recitation speed in a parents-only area
• Arabic only — a parents' setting so children hear and see only Arabic
• Also on Apple TV — the books, Listen & find and Memory pairs, played with the Siri Remote
DESIGNED THE MONTESSORI WAY
• Calm, natural colors in the books; bright, joyful games
• Sandpaper-letter colors: consonants on pink, vowels on blue
• Focus mode, tashkeel (vowel marks) shown or hidden, and an option to color each letter
• Works fully offline
May it help your little one love Arabic and the Quran.
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