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Raising readers with good character.
Books your children can grow with, simple tools for reading and good habits at home, and people to talk to when you need guidance.
Books by age
Books your children can grow with.
Ages 4 to 11
Ilmbee
100 illustrated Islamic books, read in order, with four reading levels in every book. The first three are free.
Start on ilmbee.com
Kids
Flowers of Quran
Short Quranic phrases with simple meanings and illustrations. The first Aayaath book.
See it on aayaath.com
Teens
Pearls of Quran
Verses with plain translations and questions to think about. The second Aayaath book.
See it on aayaath.com
Young adults
Aayaatul Quran
A daily companion with simplified translations, made for steady reading. The third Aayaath book.
See it on aayaath.com
Coming next
Ilmbee Teens
The next Ilmbee series is for teenagers. Leave your email and we'll let you know when it launches.
Guidance
When you need someone to talk to.
Every family goes through hard seasons. Our counsellors listen, and help with practical next steps, rooted in good values.
Parenting guidanceOne-to-one sessions and parenting circles.
Student counsellingStudy habits, confidence, friendships and exam stress.
Youth mentoringSomeone for your teenager to talk to about goals and choices.
Career & study guidanceChoosing subjects, streams, courses and careers.
Family counsellingPrivate guidance for couples and families.
Free printables
Print it, stick it on the fridge.
A reading tracker, a 30-day good habits chart, a family screen agreement and an Ilmbee reading map. Free to print on A4.
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Read articleWhat age is Ilmbee for?
Children aged 4 to 11. Every book has four reading levels, so the same library grows with your child.
Is Ilmbee free?
The first three books are free. Open ilmbee.com to start reading. It runs in the browser, so there is nothing to install.
Which Aayaath book should I choose?
Flowers of Quran for kids, Pearls of Quran for teenagers, and Aayaatul Quran for young adults.
Do you have books for teenagers?
Yes. Pearls of Quran is written for teenagers, and Ilmbee Teens, the next Ilmbee series, is on its way. Join the waitlist above to hear when it launches.
How can I buy your books?
Message us on WhatsApp or use the contact form with the titles and quantities you would like, and we will reply with prices and delivery details.
How do I ask about a parenting session?
Write to us or message us on WhatsApp with a little about what you need, and we will suggest where to start.
Have a question about your child?
Write to us or message us on WhatsApp. We usually reply within a day.