Urdu Madrasa | Urdu Stories for Kids

What makes you happy? Is it getting a new toy, spending time with someone you love, or something as simple as playing outside?In this episode, we follow a little story about khushi and discover how happiness can show up in the smallest, everyday moments. A sweet Urdu story to help little ones explore the feeling of happiness while picking up new Urdu words along the way.CONNECT ON SOCIALSYou can find us and connect with us on Instagram @urdumadrasa to stay updated on all our products and upcoming episodes!MUSIC CREDITSBensound.comLicense code: F44DJLSWISZQXTPW

In this episode of Urdu Madrasa, we’re learning about ghussa (anger) through a story about Hamza, who gets upset when his carefully built block tower falls down. Kids will learn that feeling angry is normal, but we can choose what we do with our anger. We’ll talk about taking deep breaths, using kind words, asking for help, and practicing sabr (patience) when things don’t go our way.CONNECT ON SOCIALSYou can find us and connect with us on Instagram @urdumadrasa to stay updated on all our products and upcoming episodes!MUSIC CREDITSBensound.comLicense code: F44DJLSWISZQXTPW

In this episode of Urdu Madrasa, we’re learning about udaasi (sadness) through a sweet story about Mariam and what happens when her favourite painting gets ruined. Kids will learn that it’s okay to feel sad, how to talk about their feelings, and how they can turn to Allah when their hearts feel heavy.This is an Urdu story written to help toddlers, preschoolers and little kids understand and name their emotions. 🌙CONNECT ON SOCIALSYou can find us and connect with us on Instagram @urdumadrasa to stay updated on all our products and upcoming episodes!MUSIC CREDITSBensound.comLicense code: F44DJLSWISZQXTPW

What is Eid ul Fitr and why do Muslims celebrate it? 🌙In this joyful episode of Urdu Madrasa, children learn about Eid ul Fitr — the special day that comes after Ramadan — in a way that feels exciting, warm, and easy to understand.Through simple Urdu + English storytelling, toddlers and preschoolers will discover:What Eid ul Fitr meansWhy Muslims celebrate after RamadanWhat happens on Eid day (Eid prayer, Eid Mubarak, family time)The joy of Eidi, special food, and togethernessWhy sharing and helping others is an important part of EidThis episode captures the magic of Eid — from the excitement of the moon sighting to the joy of family, food, and giving — while helping children understand the deeper meaning of gratitude and kindness.

What is Laylatul Qadr and why is it the most special night in Ramadan?In this episode of Urdu Madrasa, children learn about Laylatul Qadr — the Night of Power — in a simple and meaningful way designed for kids of all ages. This episode also features a special guest, Dr. Aaminah, who helps explain why this night is so important for Muslims around the world.Laylatul Qadr is the night when the Qur’an was first revealed, and the Qur’an tells us that this night is better than a thousand months.In this episode, kids will learn:What Laylatul Qadr meansWhy it is called the Night of PowerWhy this night is better than a thousand monthsSimple ways children can remember Allah during the last nights of RamadanFollow Urdu Madrasa to help your little learners grow with meaningful Ramadan lessons all month long.

Did you know that Allah loves to forgive us when we say sorry?In this episode of Urdu Madrasa, children learn about one of Allah’s beautiful names: Al-Ghafoor — The Most Forgiving.Through simple Urdu and English explanations, toddlers and preschoolers will learn what forgiveness means in Islam and how Allah’s mercy is always there when we make mistakes.We explain in child-friendly language:Al-Ghafoor ka matlab hota hai bohot zyada maaf karne wala.That means Allah forgives again and again when we sincerely say sorry.In this episode, kids will learn:• What the name Al-Ghafoor means• Why everyone makes mistakes sometimes• How saying sorry to Allah is important• How to ask Allah for forgiveness through duaFollow Urdu Madrasa to help your little learners grow with meaningful Ramadan lessons all month long.

Did you know Allah hears every dua we make? 🌙In this episode of Urdu Madrasa, little learners discover one of Allah’s beautiful names: As-Samee — The All-Hearing.Through simple Urdu + English storytelling, kids will learn:• What the name As-Samee‘ means• How Allah hears everything we say• Why making du‘a is so special• How children can talk to Allah anytime, anywhereThis episode helps children feel safe, loved, and connected to Allah, while learning that they can always turn to Him in dua.

Who gives us our food, water, and everything we need? 🌙In this beautiful episode of Urdu Madrasa, we introduce children to one of Allah’s special names: Ar-Razzaq — The Provider.Through simple Urdu + English explanations, kids will learn:• What “Ar-Razzaq” means• What rizq (provision) is• How Allah provides for everyone• How children can practice shukar (gratitude) and sharingThis episode helps little ones connect everyday blessings — like snacks, family, and safety — back to Allah with love and gratitude.

In this episode of Urdu Madrasa, we introduce children to one of Allah’s most beautiful names: Ar-Rahman — The Most Merciful.Through simple Urdu + English storytelling, toddlers and preschoolers will learn:• What “Ar-Rahman” means• What mercy (rehmat) is in everyday life• How Allah’s mercy is for everyone• How children can show kindness and mercy tooThis episode helps little hearts connect to Allah through love, safety, and kindness — making Islamic learning warm, meaningful, and age-appropriate.

Iftar is the happiest moment of the day during Ramadan — but what does it really mean for little kids? In this episode of Urdu Madrasa, we help toddlers and preschoolers understand the joy and meaning of Iftar in a simple, bilingual way. Kids will learn:What Iftar is and when it happensWhy we say Alhamdulillah and practice shukar (gratitude)How little ones can participate in small, meaningful waysThis episode is perfect for Muslim parents who want to introduce Ramadan traditions in a way that builds love and understanding. Follow Urdu Madrasa to help your little learners grow with meaningful Ramadan lessons all month long.