Kids · Youth · Adults
One place, three genuinely different games. Try the kids, youth and adult questions now — no account while we are testing.
Free to try. No account, no ads, no messaging.
رَبِّ زِدْنِي عِلْمًا
“My Lord, increase me in knowledge.”Surah Ta-Ha, 20:114 — and the word we took our name from, زِدْنِي, zidni, “increase me”.
Your guides
Named after Zayd ibn Thabit, the young companion who compiled the Qur'an, and Fatima al-Fihri, who founded the world's first university. Two curious kids learning their deen, one story at a time.
They tell the stories and react to them. A prophet is never drawn, never given a face, and never given a voice.
Three stages
A seven-year-old and a twenty-seven-year-old do not want the same screen. Each stage has its own content, its own tone and its own interface — and a profile only ever sees its own stage.
Kids · 4–10
Zayd and Fatima ask short questions about wudu, the five pillars, the Arabic letters and the prophets' stories. Activities are written so they can be read aloud, including for a child who is not reading yet.
Youth · 11–17
Teenagers ask harder questions and deserve better than a slogan. Youth covers aqidah, the seerah in depth, and the awkward real-world questions — with a private journal only they can read.
Adults · 18+
No confetti, no mascot. Structured courses in fiqh, tafsir and Arabic, built for someone reading fifteen minutes after 'isha — with a reading mode that keeps your place.
Safety
Most children's apps promise safety in a settings page. We removed the capability instead. The features that put children at risk are not switched off — they were never built, and the schema has nowhere to put them.
Read the full safety modelThere is no chat, no comments, no sharing and no public profile — not disabled, not moderated. The database has no table for them.
A child profile holds a first name, an avatar and an age band. No email, no login, no birthday, no photo, no behavioural advertising profile.
You can open the games without signing up. Scores stay on the screen. Accounts, and the parent PIN around them, come later.
Learner screens cannot link off-site or embed third-party content. That rule is enforced by the build, so it cannot be quietly undone later.
How it works
A lesson is not published until it carries the name of the person who checked it and the date they signed it off. Packs still waiting for that sign-off are held back.
A streak counts days a learner showed up, measured in your own timezone. Miss a day and you lose the streak, not your progress.
Points are kept as a ledger. The browser is not allowed to write to it, so opening the developer console does not mint XP.
Each profile can have read-aloud on by default. Audio is attached to a lesson when that lesson is published, not before.
Try it
Accounts are switched off while we test. Choose kids, youth or adults, then play the question games. Scores stay on the screen and are not stored.
The questions are drafts. A scholar has not signed them off, so tell us when something sounds wrong.
Try the gamesChoose an age group and start. You can send this around for feedback without asking anyone to sign up.