Top Islamic Animated Films for Kids: Educational and Fun

As parents, we often struggle to find movies that are suitable for our children. Islamic animated films for kids provide a great solution, offering content that is both educational and entertaining. Platforms like Muslim Kids and Miraj Stories are available, but they often require a subscription to maintain their quality. In this blog, I will suggest a few free options that you can enjoy with your family. While these Islamic cartoons may not yet compete with major productions like Disney, we can hope and strive to create even better content for our kids.

Bilal

Bilal: A New Breed of Hero

Bilal is an inspiring animated film about a boy who dreams of becoming a great warrior. Abducted with his sister, he is taken to a land ruled by greed and injustice. Despite the challenges, Bilal finds the courage to raise his voice and inspire change. This story, inspired by true events, celebrates a real hero remembered throughout history.

Here is TRAILER BİLAL‘s

Imdb: 7.7/10

Age: +9

Tay

Riyah’s Journey

Riyah, a young colt, is separated from his mother when she is sold to a horse trader. Determined to reunite, Riyah escapes from a stable in Mecca and travels to Medina with the help of his bird friend and a wise old camel. Along the way, they learn about Islamic history through tales of Abu Bakr and Muhammad, making this adventure both educational and entertaining.

Tay’s Trailer

Imdb: 4.9/10

Age: +5

Muhammad: The Last Prophet (2002) – This animated film provides an overview of the life and teachings of the Prophet Muhammad. It’s educational and suitable for children to learn about the early days of Islam.

full film

While Islamic animated films for kids may not yet rival the production quality of Disney movies, they provide valuable lessons in Islamic values, history, and morals. By supporting and promoting these films, we can help improve the quality and variety of content available for our children. Let’s continue to hope and strive for better.