Story Theme
Bedtime Stories
Islamic bedtime stories — a calm night routine and the sleep du'a with your little one.
- Baby MoKids Story4 min read
BOOM! Who's Afraid of Thunder?
Every time the sky went BOOM, Baby Mo vanished under the blanket. Until he learned what the thunder was really saying.
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- Baby AisKids Story4 min read
A Wish Upon a Falling Star
"A shooting star! I can make a wish, can't I?" Baby Ais has a big wish. But who should she really be asking?
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- Baby Mo & Baby AisKids Story4 min read
The Moon That Followed Baby Mo
All the way home, the moon kept following the car. Is the moon really Baby Mo's friend? And why do we have to sleep, anyway?
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- Baby MoAbi2 min read
Whispers at three in the morning
Baby Mo wakes crying in the middle of the night. Baby Ais, his twin sister, sleeps through. Abi becomes a quiet voice.
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- Baby Mo & Baby AisKids Story3 min read
The Gratitude Stars
Every night, Abi and the twins count stars. But these stars aren't in the sky.
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- Baby Mo & Baby AisAbi3 min read
Du'a relay — one du'a, two echoes
At bedtime, Abi starts. Baby Mo follows half a second later. Baby Ais follows half a second after that. Three voices, one du'a.
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- Baby Mo & Baby AisKids Story3 min read
Goodnight, My Love
The moon peeks at the window, and two little eyes won't close. What du'a makes the night feel safe?
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- Baby Mo & Baby AisKids Story4 min read
One Blanket for Two
Baby Mo and Baby Ais each have their own bed. But every morning, Umi finds them in the very same spot. Why is that?
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- Baby MoAbi2 min read
Baby Mo and the scary dark
The light went off and Baby Mo cried. Abi didn't switch the light on — Abi switched on calm.
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- Baby Mo & Baby AisAbi2 min read
The morning du'a before the house wakes up
Abi began a small habit: the morning du'a with the twins before the day begins.
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- Baby Mo & Baby AisAbi2 min read
Three thank-yous before sleep
A small bedtime ritual: naming three good things from today. The twins began joining in.
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