Everyday Islam, played like a game
112 gentle adventures and 8 learning games for Muslim children aged 6 to 8. Kindness, wudu, masjid manners and the whole Arabic alphabet, with Lumo reading every word aloud so early readers can play too.
Silent preview, recorded in the app on iPhone.
- No ads
- No data collected
- Up to 3 children
- No account
- No streaks
Deenlumo in numbers
- 112adventures
- 14chapters
- 8learning games
- 28Arabic letters
- 84Arabic words
Home1How it works
Short, calm play sessions that end with something to talk about at home.
Pick an explorer
Each child (up to 3 on one device) picks an explorer and gets their own stars, garden and suggestions. No names, no logins.
Play a little story
Help a friend choose, find the clue, put steps in order. Mistakes are explained kindly, and after two tries a hint appears.
Grow the garden, then talk
Every finished adventure grows the child's garden. You get a "Talk about it" question to carry the lesson into family life.
The garden2Try a mini adventure with Lumo
Three quick rounds from the app's games: sort kind actions, match Arabic letters, and put steps in order. Nothing you tap here is saved or sent.
The mini game needs JavaScript. Everything else on this site works without it.
The library314 chapters across the Village of Kindness
Your child walks a winding path from the garden to the masjid courtyard, the market and the river. Each place holds chapters of 8 short adventures.
Everyday Islam
- Kindness Garden
- Clean and Ready
- At the Masjid
Greeting with salam, what wudu is, wudu step by step, the five daily prayers and good manners at the masjid.
Good character
- Manners at Home
- School & Friends
- Family & Neighbours
- My Feelings
- At the Market
- Caring for Our World
- Healthy Me
Sharing, honesty, patience, helping at home and starting meals with Allah's name.
Arabic
- Arabic Discovery
- Letter River
- Arabic Words
- More Arabic Words
All 28 letters of the alphabet, and 84 everyday words shown with their meaning.
The market48 games that practise what the stories teach
From easy to trickier, and your child decides when to step up. Nothing is timed.
Sort It!
Put each card in the right basket.
Memory Match
Find the matching pairs.
Story Builder
Put a story's pictures in order.
Letter Trace
Trace Arabic letters with a finger.
Find It!
Spot what belongs in the scene.
Quiz Show
Quick general-knowledge questions.
Step Path
Fill the gaps in a path of steps.
Lumo's Challenge
Trickier twists on finished adventures.
Real screens from the app
Masjid courtyard5Lumo's picks: three ideas, your child chooses
Lumo suggests what to play next: a new story, a skill that is due for review, or a game at the right level. The suggestions follow how each child is doing and are worked out on the device.
- Skills come back for review when they are due, so learning sticks
- Each child has their own suggestions and learning record
- In the grown-ups area, "Why Lumo picked this" shows the reason behind each idea
See what they practise, not just how long they play
Behind a short grown-ups check, you see every skill as Practised, Remembering or Remembered, with a question to talk about at home.
- Progress for each skill, for each child
- A "Talk about it" question for every adventure
- Minutes played today and this week
- A short break suggested about every 20 minutes
Start free. Stay because they love it.
Free for good
- The first adventure of every chapter (14)
- The first level of every game
- Lumo's Review and the garden
- Every grown-ups feature
Deenlumo Family
- All 112 adventures
- The trickier game levels
- Lumo's Challenge and the full Quiz Show
- Every child on the device, no charge per child
Monthly or yearly through Apple. No free trial, no card to start, cancel any time in Settings. See pricing
The river6Questions parents ask
Who is Deenlumo for?
Children aged 6 to 8. Lumo reads every instruction aloud, so children who are still learning to read can play too.
Does Deenlumo collect any data?
No. There is no account, no ads, no analytics and no tracking. Progress stays on your device.
Can brothers and sisters share it?
Yes. Up to 3 children can play on one device, each with their own explorer, stars and garden.
Is there music?
There is gentle music, and a No music mode in the grown-ups area turns all background music off.
