Quran Stories for Kids

Length1h 55m

About this audiobook

The Qur'an is full of stories — stories of Prophets who faced impossible tests, trusted Allah completely, and were protected in ways that defy imagination. This audiobook brings twenty of those stories to life for young Muslim listeners. Narrated with a warm, gentle Muslim voice, Quran Stories for Kids covers beloved Prophets including Ibrahim, Musa, Yunus, Yusuf, Maryam, Sulayman, and more. Each story is written so children can truly picture the events — the fire that did not burn, the whale that carried a Prophet, the sea that parted at a single strike. After every story, listeners hear a short lesson, an authentic Arabic du'a with translation, and a quiet moment of reflection. The audiobook closes with a heartfelt reminder that Allah is always near, always watching, always enough. Perfect for bedtime listening, car rides, Islamic school support, and family story time. Ideal for Muslim children ages 5–12 and their parents.

Audiobook details

GenreChildren's Literature

Length1 hr 55 mins

Narrated byRecorded Track

FormatAudiobook

Publish dateMay 4, 2026

LanguageEnglish

1Opening Credits

14The Boys Who Slept for 300 Years

2Introduction

15The Wise Man and the Green Teacher

3The Brave Boy in the Fire

16The Rain After the Prayer

4The Great Boat of Hope

17The Crow Who Taught a Lesson

5The Whispering Brothers

18The City That Froze in Time

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6The Talking Baby of Truth

19The Righteous King and the Iron Wall

7The Queen and the Wise Prophet

20The Talking Mountains and Birds

8The Whale’s Big Lesson

21The Valley of the Elephant

9The Two Gardens

22The Journey Through the Skies

10The Baby in the Basket

23Conclusion

11The Spider’s Secret Web

24A Moment to Reflect

12The Camel Sent from the Sky

25Closing Credits

13The Ant Who Spoke Up

About the author

Zayan Hassan

Zayan Hassan writes for the Muslim child who explains Ramadan to classmates. Who fasts alone at lunch. Who wonders if being different means being alone. Growing up between worlds, Zayan learned that our children don't need protection from difference—they need stories that anchor them in who they are. Stories where they're the heroes. Where Quranic wisdom isn't a lesson, but a friend through real struggles.View all by Zayan Hassan