Adventures of Muslim Kids

Zaynab’s Great Escape | Muslim Kids PodcastWhen Zaynab learns her family won’t be moving back home as soon as she hoped, her whole world feels like it’s falling apart. Missing her cousins, her school, and her best friend Sarah, she comes up with a dramatic plan — The Great Escape.But a late-night mission, a heartfelt reminder from Baba, and a snowy surprise help her discover that sometimes the plans we don’t choose turn out to be exactly what Allah knows we need.A fun, story-inspired puzzle that helps kids reflect on the episode and remember that trusting Allah’s plan can lead to unexpected blessings.👉 Download the printable here: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1-XbJt-IREe360RhclpBmVgxsVXE118wJ/view?usp=sharing 📝 Bonus Activity: The Great Escape Crossword

The Paint Brush Problem | Muslim Kids PodcastWhen her best friend Sarah comes over to paint, everything is going perfectly… until Sarah accidentally breaks Zaynab’s favourite paintbrush and shrugs it off like it’s “no big deal.” Hurt and frustrated, Zaynab doesn’t know how to express her feelings without making things worse.That’s when Khala Anisa steps in with a beautiful lesson called The Friendship Circle — a simple way for kids to understand their feelings, protect their boundaries, and still be kind. A set of 18 ready-to-use scripts that help kids speak up kindly when boundaries are blurred. Created to complement the lessons in this episode, these cards give kids the exact language to handle tricky real-life friendship moments with confidence.👉 Download the printable here: https://adventures-of-muslim-kids.kit.com/c9a966639b This episode features guidance inspired by Anisa Diab, a Michigan-based, faith-centered therapist who works with children, teens, and families. Anisa specializes in emotional regulation, boundary setting, and strengthening parent–child communication — and her gentle, practical approach helps kids feel seen, safe, and empowered.Follow her on Instagram: @anisa.diab📝 Bonus Activity: Friendship Boundary Cards (Ages 8–12)🎙️ Special Guest: Anisa DiabThis episode features guidance inspired by Anisa Diab, a Michigan-based, faith-centered therapist who works with children, teens, and families. Anisa specializes in emotional regulation, boundary setting, and strengthening parent–child communication — and her gentle, practical approach helps kids feel seen, safe, and empowered.Follow her on Instagram: @anisa.diab

Rolling Together | Muslim Kids PodcastIn this special episode for the International Day of Persons with Disabilities, Ahmed learns what real inclusion looks like — not doing everything for someone, but asking what they actually need.When Kareem, a new student who uses a wheelchair, joins the class, Ahmed tries to “help” him at every turn. But the harder he tries, the more isolated Kareem begins to feel… until one honest conversation changes everything.This heartwarming story highlights friendship, dignity, and the beauty of making space for every child.A hands-on, kid-friendly activity about kindness, inclusion, and understanding disabilities.Your child will read simple scenarios, decide what happens next, and learn one of the most important rules of friendship: Don’t assume — ask what your friend needs.👉 Download the printable here: https://adventures-of-muslim-kids.kit.com/63b6b89eb7 This episode is brought to you by SMILE Canada, a wonderful organization supporting children and youth living with disabilities. SMILE provides families with therapy programs, adaptive sports, resources, and community care — helping every child feel seen, supported, and included.Learn more at smilecan.org.📸 We’re featuring video reviews!📝 Bonus Activity: Create Your Own Comic!💛 In Partnership with SMILE Canada. If your child loves the podcast, send us a short video sharing their favourite episode or what they’ve learned. Tag us @adventuresofmuslimkids so we can feature you!

Ahmed and the Mic Mishap | Muslim Kids PodcastWhat happens when a blinking red light… a loose cable… and ONE very loud mic screech collide in front of the entire masjid? 🎤😳 When Ahmed signs up to volunteer in the AV booth, he dreams of being the hero who saves the day — but instead, he accidentally shuts down the Sheikh’s mic mid-program!In this hilarious, heartfelt episode, kids learn that real service isn’t about being seen… it’s about showing up, staying humble, and trying again for the sake of Allah. A perfect story for any child learning responsibility, courage, and the beauty of community service.A fun “find & colour” printable that helps kids explore the different helpers in a masjid — from shoe organizers to water servers to AV volunteers like Ahmed! It’s a gentle way to teach gratitude, teamwork, and the importance of quiet acts of service.👉 Download it here: https://adventures-of-muslim-kids.kit.com/28afde8e3f📝 Bonus Activity: Masjid Helpers Colouring Page📸 We’re featuring video reviews!If your child loves the podcast, send us a short video sharing their favorite episode or what they’ve learned — and tag @adventuresofmuslimkids!

The Qur’an Treasure Map | Muslim Kids PodcastWhen Zaynab’s family moves to a new town, things feel a little lonely — until a new friend invites her on a Qur’an Treasure Hunt! 🗺️ Each clue comes with a verse and a challenge, teaching Zaynab that the Qur’an isn’t just meant to be read — it’s meant to be lived.Featuring Samia from @MyLittleAlim, this heartwarming story reminds families that every verse is a treasure waiting to be discovered.📝 Bonus Activity: Download The Qur’an Treasure Hunt Printable to bring the story to life at home. 👉 Get it here: https://adventures-of-muslim-kids.kit.com/7eebf3540d 🎧 Special Gift: Experience The Clear Qur’an Dramatized Audiobook for free — an immersive way to connect with Allah’s words. 👉 Start your free trial:  https://kidspodcast-quran-audiobook.lovable.app/redeem