Support Your Child’s Islamic Educational Journey In A Fun And Engaging Way
Interactive Islamic education learning platform designed to help parents raise confident children with a deep love for Islam
Ages 5 -12
Islamic studies & Qaidah
Interactive learning experience
What is Journey 2 Jannah?
Comprehensive Islamic Curriculum
Journey2Jannah is an innovative digital Islamic learning platform. Our comprehensive curriculum covers everything from aqidah and fiqh to sirah and personal development.
Multisensory Learning Experience
Our dynamic multisensory approach includes animated lessons, bite-sized content, gamification, and quizzes to reinforce key concepts and help students master topics.
Fun Learning
We offer a fun learning experience via gamification, with rewards, badges, coins, leaderboards, practice trackers, interactive actives, an avatar store, and more!
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Watch The Safar Books Come to Life
with Journey2Jannah
Journey2Jannah offers a cutting-edge digital platform tailored for children aged 5 to 12. With user-friendly interfaces, interactive content, and age-appropriate materials, we make Islamic education accessible and enjoyable for young learners everywhere.
Fuel Your Child's Imagination with Custom Avatars
Immersive Course Paths
Take your child on an exciting journey of learning, exploring and mastering new topics.
Motivate Your Child's Learning with Quranic Animal Rewards
Unlocking Quranic animal rewards help create a regular practice habit by motivating children to strive for more progress and achievement on their learning journey.
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Lion
The lion is a symbol of bravery. For this reason, it is often called the king of the jungle.
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Quail
The quail is a bird that makes for a delicious meal. Along with Mann (a sweet type of bread), Allāh (ﷻ) sent down the quail bird every day for the Banū Isrāʾīl to enjoy.
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Horse
The horse is a powerful animal with many strengths and qualities. Like the donkey, it too was used for travelling. However, horses are larger and faster, and can travel longer distances.
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Goat
Goats are small animals that live on farms. Like cows, they give milk and humans can eat their meat.
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Fly
The fly is one of the smallest creatures around us. It is so excellently created that humans cannot produce anything similar.
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Fish
Fish are creatures that live in water. Allāh (ﷻ) once tested the Banū Isrāʾīl by tempting them with fishing. They were not allowed to fish on Saturdays, yet Saturday was when lots of fish were in the ocean.
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Elephant
Elephants are known for their strength, power and size. A ruler from Yemen once sent elephants to destroy the Kabah, but Allāh caused it to stay put and protected His House. The early Arabs referred to this as the 'year of the elephant'.
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Donkey
Donkeys are great animals that make for excellent small vehicles. They were ridden like bicycles are today.
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Dog
Dogs are loyal to their owners. In the story of the brave young companions of the cave, a dog guarded the cave from intruders.
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Crow
Crows are small, black birds. When Qabil saw that his brother had died, it was a crow that showed him how to bury the body.
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Cow
Cows are large animals with lots of benefits. Not only do they produce milk; they also offer meat for us to eat. The meat of cattle is called beef.
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Camel
Camels carry people and their loads just like ships do in the sea. For this reason, the camel is known as the ‘ship of the desert’. Camels drink lots and lots of water and can survive the harsh heat of the dry desert.
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Calf
A calf is a baby cow. The people of Prophet Musa (as) were once tested with a calf made of gold. Only those passed the test who worshipped Allāh (swt) alone.
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Ant
Ants are tiny insects that live underground. Prophet Sulayman (as) once heard an ant worrying about being crushed. This made him laugh and be grateful to Allāh for all His blessings.
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Bee
Bees live in nests called beehives. They make honey, which cures lots of illnesses and gives you lots of energy.
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Bird
Birds are amazing creatures that live in trees. Between the flaps of their wings, it is only through Allah's power that they continue to glide in the sky.
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Moth
Moths are small creatures like butterflies. The Qurʾān describes the scene of the Day of Judgement as having so many people that they are like moths scattered all over.
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Mule
The mule is a hybrid between a donkey and a horse. It too was used as a vehicle. Mules cannot have babies.
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Sheep
Like goats, sheep are also small animals that live on farms. However, unlike goats, sheep have a coat of wool. When trimmed, humans can use this wool for clothing.
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Snake
Snakes are long, slimy creatures like large worms. Every few months, snakes outgrow their skin and shed it.
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Spider
Spiders are small insects. They design and build their own beautiful homes called spider webs. Despite spider webs being weak, they manage to stay intact during even the strongest of winds.
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Wolf
Wolves are from the same family as dogs. In size, they can be as large as adult human beings. A wolf’s howl can be heard up to six miles away. When Prophet Yusuf (as) was a little boy, his brothers left him in a well but lied to their father that Yusuf had been attacked and killed by a wolf.
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Hoopoe (bird)
Prophet Sulayman (as) had a pet hoopoe bird. This bird travelled a lot and gave Sulayman (as) news on what's going on in other places in his kingdom.
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