Little Mu'min's 30 Daily Discoveries | 4–8 years old | Kahf Kids
Little Mu'min's 30 Daily Discoveries | 4–8 years old

Little Mu'min's 30 Daily Discoveries | 4–8 years old

Little Mu'min's 30 Daily Discoveries | 4–8 years old

Description

Little Mu'min's 30 Daily Discoveries is a self-paced Islamic course for children aged 4–8, featuring 31 short animated lessons (3–9 minutes) from the Zillnoorain Kids YouTube channel.

Across six engaging modules, children learn the foundations of Islam—including Allah, the Quran, Salah, Ramadan, Wudu, the Five Pillars, Prophets, Islamic values, and special occasions like Eid—through fun stories, colorful animations, and age-appropriate explanations.

Designed to make Islamic learning simple and enjoyable, this course helps young learners build a strong foundation of faith while developing essential values such as kindness, gratitude, patience, and forgiveness.


🎯 Learning Outcomes

By completing this course, your child will be able to:

  1. Explain what Islam means and why Muslims follow it.

  2. Identify Allah as the One True God and describe some of His beautiful qualities.

  3. Recognize the Quran as Allah's holy book and explain why it is important.

  4. Understand the meaning of Ramadan, fasting (Sawm), Suhoor, and Iftar.

  5. Describe the steps of Wudu (ablution) and explain why Muslims perform it before Salah.

  6. Recite the Shahada and understand its meaning.

  7. Explain the Five Pillars of Islam and their importance in a Muslim's life.

  8. Differentiate between Halal and Haram in everyday situations.

  9. Name at least five Prophets and understand the special role of Prophet Muhammad ﷺ as the final Messenger.

  10. Understand who the Angels are and describe their role in Islam.

  11. Describe the Kaaba, Hajj, and why Muslims travel to Makkah for pilgrimage.

  12. Explain the concepts of Zakah, Sadaqah, and Barakah, and understand the importance of helping others.

  13. Practice important Islamic values such as Sabr (patience), Shukr (gratitude), Forgiveness, and Kindness in daily life.

  14. Understand the concepts of Jannah (Paradise), Taqwa (God-consciousness), and become familiar with the 99 Beautiful Names of Allah.

  15. Know the significance of Eid-ul-Fitr, Eid-ul-Adha, and Laylatul Qadr in Islam.


    Class

    Main Learning Point

    Class 1

    Islam means submission to Allah and is a complete way of life for Muslims.

    Class 2

    Allah is the One True God and the Creator of everything.

    Class 3

    The Quran is Allah's holy book and the ultimate guide for all Muslims.

    Class 4

    Ramadan is the blessed month of fasting, worship, and spiritual growth.

    Class 5

    Suhoor is the pre-dawn meal, and Iftar is the meal to break the fast.

    Class 6

    Salah is the five daily prayers that strengthen our connection with Allah.

    Class 7

    A Mu'min is a true believer who has faith in Allah and follows His guidance.

    Class 8

    Wudu is the purification performed before Salah to maintain cleanliness.

    Class 9

    The Shahada is the declaration of faith and the first pillar of Islam.

    Class 10

    Zakah is an obligatory charity that helps those in need and purifies wealth.

    Class 11

    Dua is a personal conversation with Allah, who always listens to our prayers.

    Class 12

    Hajj is the sacred pilgrimage to Makkah that every capable Muslim should perform once.

    Class 13

    Sawm means fasting from dawn to sunset during the month of Ramadan.

    Class 14

    Angels are beings of light created by Allah to carry out His commands.

    Class 15

    Halal refers to what is permissible, while Haram refers to what is forbidden in Islam.

    Class 16

    The Five Pillars of Islam are Shahada, Salah, Zakah, Sawm, and Hajj—the foundation of a Muslim's faith.

    Class 17

    Allah sent Prophets to guide humanity, from Prophet Adam (AS) to Prophet Muhammad ﷺ.

    Class 18

    Prophet Muhammad ﷺ is the final Messenger and the perfect example for all Muslims.

    Class 19

    The Kaaba is the sacred House of Allah in Makkah and the direction Muslims face during prayer.

    Class 20

    Sadaqah is voluntary charity given sincerely for the sake of Allah.

    Class 21

    Barakah is Allah's blessing that brings goodness and increase into our lives.

    Class 22

    Sabr means being patient and trusting Allah during both easy and difficult times.

    Class 23

    Shukr means showing gratitude to Allah for all His countless blessings.

    Class 24

    Forgiveness means seeking Allah's mercy and forgiving others with kindness.

    Class 25

    Jannah is the beautiful Paradise prepared by Allah for the righteous.

    Class 26

    Taqwa means being mindful of Allah and striving to obey Him in every aspect of life.

    Class 27

    Eid-ul-Fitr is the joyful celebration that marks the end of Ramadan.

    Class 28

    Allah has 99 Beautiful Names, each describing one of His perfect attributes.

    Class 29

    Laylatul Qadr is the Night of Power, better than a thousand months.

    Class 30

    Islam teaches kindness toward people, animals, and all of Allah's creation.

    Class 31

    Eid-ul-Adha commemorates Prophet Ibrahim's (AS) sacrifice and teaches obedience to Allah.


Content (31)

Islam means submission to ALLAH; it is a way of life

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ALLAH is the one true God — the Creator of everything

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The Quran is ALLAH's holy book, a guide for all Muslims

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Ramadan is a special holy month of fasting and reflection

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Suhoor is the pre-dawn meal; Iftar is the meal to break fast

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Salah is the 5 daily prayers Muslims perform to connect with ALLAH

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A Mu'min is a true believer who has faith in ALLAH

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Wudu is the washing ritual before prayer to be clean for ALLAH

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The Shahada is the declaration of faith — the first pillar of Islam

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Zakah is the charity that Muslims give to help those in need

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Dua is talking to ALLAH — He always listens to our prayers

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Hajj is the pilgrimage to Makkah that every Muslim dreams of making

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Sawm means fasting from dawn to sunset during Ramadan

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Angels are beings of light created by ALLAH to do special tasks

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Halal means permissible; Haram means forbidden in Islam

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The 5 Pillars are the foundation: Shahada, Salah, Zakah, Sawm, Hajj

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ALLAH sent Prophets to guide people — from Adam to Muhammad (PBUH)

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Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) was the final Messenger and perfect example

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The Kaaba is ALLAH's house in Makkah — the direction of prayer

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Sadaqah is voluntary charity given out of love for ALLAH

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Barakah is ALLAH's blessing that multiplies our good deeds

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Sabr is patience and trusting ALLAH's plan even when things are hard

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Shukr is thanking ALLAH for all His blessings big and small

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Forgiveness means letting go of anger and being sorry for mistakes

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Jannah is Paradise — a beautiful reward for good Muslims

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Taqwa means being mindful of ALLAH in everything we do

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ALLAH has 99 beautiful names, each showing a different quality

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Laylatul Qadr is the Night of Power — better than 1,000 months

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Islam teaches us to be kind to everyone — people, animals, and nature

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Eid-ul-Fitr is the celebration after Ramadan — a day of joy and gratitude

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Eid ul Adha celebrates Prophet Ibrahim's sacrifice and reminds us of obedience to ALLAH

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