Islamic bedtime stories
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Studio-narrated stories, wrapped in the values you are already teaching — sabr, shukr, tawakkul. A new one every night, ending the way a night should: with a dua, and then quiet.
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Tonight's story
One story, opened as the day ends.
No library to scroll through while a child is tired. One story waits each evening — held until you are both ready, then opened and read to the end.
- One story a night, never the same one twice
- Opened when you are both ready, with a gentle tap
- Narrated softly, closing with a dua
Try it now
The whole ritual, in ninety seconds.
No account, no email. This is the real flow — the same cards, the same Bismillah, the same closing dua your child will meet tonight.
- 1Tap the glowing card
- 2Hold to reveal
- 3Listen in
- 4Sleep well
The ritual
Four quiet steps between the day and sleep.
The same four beats, every night. Predictable enough to feel safe, beautiful enough that they ask for it.
Hold to reveal
One glowing card waits for tonight. A small, deliberate moment that makes bedtime feel like a gift rather than a task.
Bismillah
They begin with His name — softly, together — before the story carries them out of the day.
The story
Eight to fourteen minutes of warm narration and low scoring. Values live inside the tale, never bolted on at the end.
Sleep well
A closing dua, a goodnight, and the screen dims itself. The night takes it from there.
The library
A story for every night of the year.
230 published stories — from the Prophet's gentle companions to Ramadan nights, each one written for a child of three to eight.
The Patient Little Turtle
The Beluga's Lantern Journey
The Seahorse's Little Dua
The Jellyfish Lantern
The Manta Ray's Welcome Feast
The Patient Little Turtle
The Beluga's Lantern Journey
The Seahorse's Little Dua
The Jellyfish Lantern
The Manta Ray's Welcome Feast
The Starfish of Forgiveness
The Penguin's Basket of Blessings
The Narwhal's Golden Horn
The Angelfish's Friendship Reef
The Little Seal's Prayer
The Starfish of Forgiveness
The Penguin's Basket of Blessings
The Narwhal's Golden Horn
The Angelfish's Friendship Reef
The Little Seal's Prayer
For families
Little things that make it theirs.
Your voice, at the end
Record a goodnight once. It plays at the close of every story, so they hear you say it — even on the nights you are rushed.
Send a story as a gift
One story, sent to someone you love. Free for them to open, and the kind of thing a child remembers for years.
A bedtime that travels
Download a story once and it plays without a signal. Aeroplanes, tunnels, and grandmother's house all still work.
Our promises
Calm is the product. Everything else follows.
No ads. Ever.
Nothing interrupts a story, and nothing plays after it ends.
One story a night
No autoplay, no endless feed. The ritual finishes and the screen rests.
Values you'd teach yourself
Every tale is written around sabr, shukr or tawakkul, and reviewed before it publishes.
Duas sourced, not invented
Where a dua appears, it is labelled with its translation and its source.
Pricing
Start free. Stay because they ask for it.
Seven nights on us, up to fifteen if the habit sticks. No card to begin, and nothing to cancel if it is not for you.
Both plans unlock the same library — every story, every night.
Monthly
£4.99/month
Billed monthly. Billing starts only when your free nights end.
What you unlock
- Every story in the library
- A new story every night
- Bedtime duas and ambient sounds
- Parent-voice goodnight messages
- Offline downloads
- Gift a story to someone you love
Annual
£49.99/year
£4.17 a month — two months free. Billed once a year.
What you unlock
- Every story in the library
- A new story every night
- Bedtime duas and ambient sounds
- Parent-voice goodnight messages
- Offline downloads
- Gift a story to someone you love
No card to start. You choose a plan only when your free nights end, and nothing is charged until you do. Cancel any time from your settings.
Before you begin
The things parents ask first.
Anything else on your mind? Write to us and a real person answers.
Tonight can end
differently.
One small ritual, seven free nights, and a bedtime they will start asking for.
Islamic bedtime stories for children aged 3–8