Allah, The Creator
We need something to make something. But Allah created everything from nothing.
We create engaging Islamic curricula, stories, and learning experiences that help children know their faith, love their faith, and live their faith.
Explore the pilot
Explore the pilot
We’re starting with a pilot—a small selection of chapters and audio samples that bring this vision to life.
We’d love for you to explore them with your children and tell us what you think. What captures their attention? What gets them asking questions? What could we make better?
Your feedback will help shape what comes next.
Take a look
Take a look. Have a listen.
My Prophet, My Example
The Prophet Muhammad ﷺ didn’t just teach us how to live. He showed us.
Not Even “Ugh”
Being good to our parents isn’t just about what we say. It’s about what we do, too.
Nothing Is Too Quiet
Can three pillows hide a whisper? And do a million du‘as mean yours has to wait?
Wait… Bismillah!
Six nuggets and one worrying rumour lead to a discovery about a phrase we say every day.
Created from Light
What are angels, what do they do, and what does any of this have to do with a missing cookie?
Our story
Like any parent, we’ve always wanted the best for our children. The best education. Every opportunity to succeed.
But one question kept coming back to us:
Are we doing enough to teach them their faith?
We wanted them to know Islam, understand it, and love it. We wanted their faith to be something they believed in deeply, understood for themselves, and carried into everyday life.
We searched for something to help us, a clear path that was trustworthy, engaging, and built for the way children learn today.
But we couldn’t quite find what we were looking for.
So we decided to try building it.
What began as a concern for our own children has grown into Umma Stars, a team working toward a shared vision:
To raise a generation of Muslims who know their faith, love their faith, and live their faith.
Help us make it better
Share your feedback
Read or listened to a lesson? Tell us what you think. The good, the bad, and everything in between.
Give feedbackHelp shape what’s next
Are you an educator or school leader interested in reviewing future lessons or participating in a classroom pilot?
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Want to know when new lessons and resources are ready? We’ll keep you posted.