Finding Islamic books for kids that are engaging, educational, and age-appropriate can be a challenge, especially if you're searching for high-quality kids' books in Canada.
Whether you’re building your home library or looking for meaningful Eid gifts, we’ve curated a list of the best Islamic books for children ages 5 to 9. These books make learning about Islam fun and accessible, fostering a love for faith and knowledge at an early age.
Here are our Top 7 Islamic Books for Kids that every Muslim family should have on their bookshelf!
1. Connecting with Allah: A Treasury of Poems by Mona Zac
This beautifully illustrated book is a heartfelt collection of poems that help children connect with their Creator. Each poem teaches Islamic values in a simple, rhythmic style, perfect for bedtime reading or quiet reflection.
Why Kids Love It:
- Easy-to-understand language
- Gentle rhymes that make learning fun
- Encourages mindfulness and connection with Allah
2. The Maliks' Ramadan Mayhem by Zanib Mian
If you’re looking for a fun Ramadan book for kids, this hilarious story delivers! Follow the quirky Malik family as they navigate the ups and downs of Ramadan, including fasting and family traditions, with lots of laughter along the way.
Why It’s a Must-Read:
- Relatable family adventures
- Ideal for kids learning about fasting and celebrations
- Teaches Ramadan values in a playful way
3. A Sensational Journey: Medina by Jenny Molendyk Divleli
Take your little ones on a sensory adventure through the holy city of Medina! This picture book engages all five senses, making Islamic history and landmarks come alive for young readers.
Highlights:
- Vivid illustrations and descriptive language
- Introduces children to Islamic culture and history
- A perfect choice for Muslim books that inspire curiosity
4. 23 Duas for Kids by Zanib Mian
Help your child develop a strong connection to Allah with this collection of simple, powerful duas. The book includes translations and explanations that make it easy for kids to understand and remember.
Why Parents Love It:
- Age-appropriate duas with meanings
- Builds spiritual habits early
- A helpful guide for daily life and prayers
5. The Clear Quran for Kids: Tafsir - Surah 1-9 (Volume 1)
A simplified, child-friendly version of the Quran designed to help young readers understand its teachings. This Islamic book features stories, illustrations, and lessons from the first nine surahs.
Key Features:
- Easy-to-read translations
- Engaging visuals
- Encourages children to explore the Quran independently
6. 30 Hadith for Kids by Zanib Mian
Introduce your children to the wisdom of the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) with this collection of 30 carefully selected hadiths. Each hadith is explained in a way that’s relevant and relatable for young minds.
What Makes It Special:
- Clear explanations kids can grasp
- Practical lessons on kindness, honesty, and patience
- A great supplement to your child’s Islamic books collection
7. What Colour is Your Mosque? by Jenny Molendyk Divleli
This vibrant book encourages kids to explore the diversity and beauty of mosques around the world. It’s an inclusive, colorful introduction to Islamic architecture and community spaces.
Perfect For:
- Sparking creativity and cultural awareness
- Teaching appreciation for the Muslim world
- Reading together during Ramadan or Eid celebrations
Why These Islamic Kids Books Are a Must-Have
Each of these Islamic books helps children ages 5 to 9 learn about their faith in an engaging and accessible way.
Whether you’re in Canada or shopping online, these books make wonderful Eid gifts, Ramadan books, or everyday reads that bring families closer to Islam.
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- Ages: 5-9
- Categories: Islamic books, Kids books, Ramadan books, Eid gifts
- Shipping: Across Canada