From letters to words

Quran words for kids

After the letters come the words. Your child discovers Quranic and Arabic words in fun categories, each with a picture, its meaning and its sound, and practises them in playful quizzes.

  • Free to download
  • 12 languages
  • iPhone, iPad & Android
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What your child learns

Words they can see, hear and understand

Every word comes with a picture, so meaning sticks from the first try.

Hundreds of words

Quranic and Arabic words sorted into fun categories, so your child can explore one topic at a time.

Tap to hear

Tap a word to hear how it is pronounced, as many times as your child likes.

Picture and meaning

Each word card shows the Arabic word with a picture and its meaning in your language.

Word quizzes

Learning Journey quizzes ask your child to pick the right meaning, build words and fill in missing words.

Progress you can see

The library shows how many words your child has learned so far.

A step towards the Quran

Knowing the words makes the Surahs easier to understand when your child reads them word by word.

How it works

Learning words in the app

Pick a category, tap a word, listen and repeat.

  1. Open Words in the library.
  2. Choose a category, or look through all the words.
  3. Tap a word to hear it, look at the picture and say it together.
  4. Practise the words in the Learning Journey quizzes to earn stars.
The library in Quran for Kids, with Letters, Surahs and Words
Tips for parents

Helping your child learn new words

A few words a day

Three or four new words a day is plenty. Come back to yesterday's words before adding new ones.

Point and say

Use the words around the house: point to the thing and say its Arabic word together.

Listen for them

When you hear a word your child knows in a recitation, stop and celebrate it.

Keep it playful

The quizzes turn practice into a game. Let your child show off what they know.

FAQ

Quran words questions

What kind of words are there?

Quranic and Arabic words in fun categories, each with a picture, its meaning and its pronunciation.

Does my child need to read Arabic first?

No. The picture and the sound carry the meaning, and the Arabic letters section teaches reading step by step.

How do the word quizzes work?

In the Learning Journey your child picks the right meaning, builds words from letters and fills in missing words, earning up to three stars.

Is it free?

A few words are free to try. Premium unlocks every word and the full Learning Journey.

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