We write and illustrate Islamic children's books, then build the platforms that carry them into classrooms and homes — so what a child reads at bedtime shows up in the progress a teacher sees at school.
Straight from our shop — every cover, title and price updates itself the moment we publish.
Each stands on its own. Each talks to the others.
The whole school in one system
Admissions, attendance, timetabling, finance, assessment and a full LMS in one place — with Islamic learning built in rather than bolted on. Every other Sidr platform reports into it.
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A levelled digital library
The whole Sidr catalogue, levelled SRL 1–10 and mapped to Oxford stages, colour bands and Lexile, so a teacher can match a book to a child without abandoning the scheme they already use.
Explore Alif Kids →
Memorisation, properly logged
What was memorised, what was revised and what needs hearing again — recorded per student instead of in a teacher’s notebook, with an exam mode for formal assessment.
Explore Hifz Tracker →
A guided path through the Qur’an
Structured reading and reflection with every learner’s place saved, so a child returns to exactly where they stopped — at school, at the madrasah, or at home on a Sunday.
Explore My Quran Journey →
Quizzes that explain themselves
Short rounds children choose to play, with a reason given for every answer rather than a bare right or wrong. Available in English, Arabic and Bahasa Indonesia.
Explore Islam Trivia →
Episodes, games and printables
A whole world built around two characters children already know — watch, read, play, print. The entry point for the youngest learners in the school, and the series the printed chapter books grow out of.
Explore Abdullah & Fatima →One child, not six dashboards. Reading in Alif Kids, the hifz record, Qur'an progress and quiz scores all land in the same student record in Smart School Solutions. Teacher and parent accounts are unlimited and free on every platform.
Schools and madrasahs bring in the printed catalogue, the platforms, or both — with the planning, assessment and home-learning materials already written.
Every series comes with a full year of teaching built around it — sequenced by assessed reading level, not by the number on the cover.
Schemes of work, curriculum mapping grids, assessment rubrics and trackers, unit lesson cards, slide decks, worksheets, display packs and family guides. See what's inside →
Nominated for the Palestine Book Award 2026, a finalist at the GESS Education Awards 2026, selected as recommended reading by Malaysia's Ministry of Education, and chosen for the collections of four state libraries.
Notes from the studio — new series, awards, classroom research and what we learn taking books into schools.
Shortlisted for Best Free Digital Tool for Education — one of eight finalists, with the winner announced in Dubai on 11 November.
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Noor and her Paper Boat and Yasser’s Dream are on this year’s nomination list — two quiet books about children who keep going.
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Thirty-six weeks of planning, assessment and home-learning material per series, mapped to four curriculum frameworks — included in the licence, not sold as an add-on.
Read more →Conferences, book fairs and school visits. Come and see the catalogue in person.
Jakarta, Indonesia · 30 September – 4 October 2026
Indonesia is where our books are read most and where the Bahasa Indonesia editions are heading. On the stand for the full run, with the school list and the digital library both running.
See the catalogue →Jakarta, Indonesia · 4–7 October 2026
The one built for schools. All six platforms running live, every educator toolkit in print to page through, and thirty-minute demo slots you can book before you fly. Attendees get 50% off year one.
Book a demo slot →Sharjah, UAE · 1–3 November 2026
The rights table before the fair opens. Three days of scheduled meetings — if you want time with us in Sharjah, book it here rather than hoping to catch us on the stand.
Request a rights meeting →Expo Centre Sharjah, UAE · 4–15 November 2026
Twelve days, and the biggest audience of the year — families, teachers and school buyers in the same hall. The complete catalogue, the reading levels explained, and someone on the stand who can actually answer a question about a child.
See the catalogue →Riyadh, Saudi Arabia · 10–19 December 2026
Ten days in the Kingdom, closing out the year. Saudi school and library buyers have been asking for the Arabic list — this is where that conversation finally happens face to face.
Arrange a meeting →Scroll for more → · All 10 dates for 2026–27
Thirty minutes, your student numbers, an honest answer about whether we are a fit. Onboarding, training and data migration are included — there is nothing to sign to find out.