The trusted home of Muslim family media.
Nasheeds to sing together, stories to read and hear, and series to watch as a family. Every title is reviewed, every profile knows the age it is for, and nothing here is built to keep you scrolling.
Three apps. One design. One promise.
Each app is built for a different moment, the car, the sofa, the bedside. They share one account, one plan and one board that reads every title before it goes out.
Nasheeds in collections: stories of the Prophets, praise, songs for children. Synced lyrics, and downloads that work with no signal.
Illustrated Islamic stories to read at bedtime, with narration a child can follow word by word.
Animated Islamic films. The stories from Listen and Reads, told in motion.
Family karaoke, without the nightlife.
Synchronised nasheed lyrics in Arabic, transliteration and translation. Slow it down, repeat a verse, make the text bigger: built for a parent and a five-year-old on the same sofa.
Built around the real moments of family life.
Mainstream platforms are built for unlimited entertainment. Minaret is built around waking up, the school run, family time, Ramadan evenings and bedtime, with no list designed to run forever.
A content board reads every title and records who signed it off. Placement follows the hour of the day.
Home screens follow your day. Every list has an end, including Reels.
A profile each, up to six on one plan, with age-aware content and a parent PIN across all three apps.
You set your listening preference. No option is labelled more Islamic than another.
The right thing at the right hour, chosen by the clock.
Every app follows the same timeline: a nasheed for the morning, a story for the drive, a series for family time, adhkar for bedtime. You set the hours and Minaret keeps the rhythm.
Peaceful nights, built one step at a time.
A story, then adhkar, then duʿā, then a gentle close. You build the routine once and start it with one tap. The screen dims, the volume fades, and playback ends on its own.
Made by Minaret. Found nowhere else.
Nasheed collections, narrated story series and animated shows written, composed and produced here. The same titles appear across all three apps.
Hand over the phone with confidence.
A profile for each person, up to six devices on one plan. Content follows each child's age. Kids Mode takes away search and feeds, shows only what you have approved, and asks for your PIN before it lets go. Parents get a short weekly summary in plain words.
Minaret families have different preferences. You choose.
Set what appears across every app, for yourself and for each child. The setting changes what is shown to you. Every option draws from the same reviewed catalogue.
Reviewed before release.
Our own productions, partner studios and independent artists submit to one queue.
Scholars and educators check accuracy, sources and age suitability against published principles.
Every title gets its moments, its age bands and its type. Placement follows your day.
Anyone can flag a concern from inside the app. Reviews reopen, and decisions are logged.
The car ride to school used to be a fight over the radio. Now it is Ṭalaʿa al-Badru, every morning, all four of us.
I hand Yusuf the phone at bedtime and I do not check it. That has never been true of any other app.
My daughter finished The House of Wisdom and asked to read about Baghdad. That is the whole point.
More meaningful listening, reading and watching.
One subscription across Listen, Reads and Watch. A 0-day free trial, cancel whenever you like, and your library stays if you change plans.
Before you begin
Is the audio really free of instruments?
That is your choice. Vocal only shows nasheeds and audio produced without musical instruments. The other preferences add the supported percussion arrangements, or the whole catalogue. The setting applies across all three apps.
How does Kids Mode work?
A child profile opens a simple home with large cards and only the collections you have approved. Search and feeds are gone, and your four-digit PIN is needed to leave.
Can we use it offline?
Yes. A free account keeps 5 downloads; on a paid plan any nasheed, story or episode can come down over Wi-Fi and play with no signal, in the car, on a flight or during quiet time.
Who reviews the content?
The Minaret content board: scholars and educators working to published principles. Historical claims are checked against primary sources, and every title records who reviewed it.
What happens if I cancel?
Your library, profiles and preferences stay. You move to the Free plan and can come back whenever you like.
Start with any app. Your profiles and preferences travel with you.