AyaQuest for Ramadan.

The Ramadan bedtime slot

Most Muslim families settle into a Ramadan rhythm by the second week: iftar around sunset, taraweeh for the parents, kids working their way to bed somewhere in between. The 10 minutes before sleep is when AyaQuest fits best — one short surah lesson, a calm voice, a moment of meaning before sleep.

Suggested 30-day Ramadan plan for kids 7-9

1. Week 1 — Starter Islands surahs (Al-Fatiha, Al-Falaq, An-Nas, Al-Ikhlas).
2. Week 2 — Al-Fil and Al-Kawthar; introduce the idea of Ramadan as a month of meaning, not just hunger.
3. Week 3 — Prophet stories: Yusuf, Maryam, Ibrahim. One bedtime per prophet.
4. Week 4 — Mountain of Wonders: Al-Mulk nightly, the surah the Prophet ﷺ recommended for sleep.
5. Last 10 nights — Walk-with-Aya only. Recite, listen, sleep. No quiz.

Why Al-Mulk for the last 10 nights

The Prophet ﷺ said reciting Al-Mulk nightly is a kind of protection at sleep. The last 10 nights of Ramadan are an especially loved time to start that habit with a child. AyaQuest's Al-Mulk lesson is short, the Walk-with-Aya audio version is exactly the bedtime cadence a sleepy 8-year-old can hold.

What's free during Ramadan

AyaQuest's Starter Islands surahs (Al-Fatiha, Al-Fil, Al-Kawthar, Al-Ikhlas, Al-Falaq, An-Nas) are free forever. No credit card. iPhone and iPad. The full curriculum (114 surahs across 4 regions) is unlocked with Pro ($8.99/month, one-week free trial, or $71.99/year).

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See also: 114-surah curriculum · Surah Al-Mulk for kids · Try a sample lesson