Islamic learning for families
Help Islamic learning become part of family life
Taalimi gives children a clear, age-aware learning journey while an adult manages profiles, progress, reminders, and subscriptions.
Begin with a complete sample lesson, then follow one short foundations lesson a day for seven days.
No advertising, no standalone child accounts, and no need to create an account before trying the sample lesson.
Why this works for you
Short enough to keep going
Guided lessons, review practice, and a visible next step help families learn without turning every session into a large commitment.
Progress for each learner
Separate learner profiles keep placement, completed lessons, streaks, goals, XP, and stickers organized under one adult-managed account.
A structured curriculum
Learners move through foundations, worship, daily Muslim life, duas, seerah, character, Qur’an, prophets, habits, and Ramadan.
Your seven-day starting plan
1
Try the full sample lesson before creating an account.
2
Create an adult-managed account and add a learner profile.
3
Use the guided plan to complete one short foundations lesson each day.
4
Review missed questions and continue from the learner’s saved place.
A good fit for
Parents introducing Islamic studies at home
Families who need a simple routine between classes
Households with more than one learner
Adults who want to learn alongside their children
Common questions
Does a child need an email address?
No. The adult creates and manages the account and learner profiles.
Can we try Taalimi first?
Yes. A complete sample lesson is available before account creation.
Is there advertising?
No. Taalimi does not use advertising SDKs or sell family or learner data.
Start with one complete lesson
Download Taalimi, try the sample lesson, and decide after you have experienced the learning flow.
Questions? Contact support@taalimiapp.com.
Help improve Taalimi?
With your permission, Taalimi records a small set of anonymous product events such as page visits and store-button clicks. No advertising tracking, session recording, names, emails, or learner content.
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