Inspiring Muslim Children's Books for Faith and Fun

Introduce your child to a world of imagination that inspires faith and learning with our Muslim Children’s Books.

Each story in these Islamic children's books is thoughtfully designed to teach valuable lessons through exciting adventures while reflecting Islamic principles. Our collection offers something special for every Muslim family making it perfect for young readers.

Our Story

Since 2015, our mission has been to publish bright, fun, and engaging Muslim children’s books that add value to your home and school libraries.

Each of our books features Muslim characters and protagonists because we believe representation matters!

Islamic children’s books contribute to a well-rounded character education, and seeing characters who reflect your child’s identity is exciting and empowering.

So pull up a chair, enjoy our books, explore our articles, and join the fun-filled adventure of learning and faith!

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What Our readers are saying:

Beautifully written and illustrated books! Ruqaya’s Bookshelf has filled a huge void in our community by bringing Muslim children's books with moral values that children actually enjoy reading and listening to.

Hina Salim

My kids and I just adore all the Islamic kid's books we have purchased from Ruqaya's Bookshelf. "Bismillah Soup" is probably our favorite.

Angela Umm Aisha

A Temporary Gift taught me that I am allowed to grieve, to doubt and to fall. That it's okay to not know what lies ahead, to take one step at a time. That to move on does not mean to forget, rather it means complete submission and acceptance. 

Sabrina Salmeen

My daughters love their books. These are the sort of stories that we wish we had read when we were younger. My girls can't pick their favourite but I think it's "Nusaiba and the 5th Grade Bullies" and "Yasmine's Belly Button." These are books that I've recommended to public/school libraries as well.

Sumaiya Saleh

My children and I fell in love with the books immediately! 

Sara Amanullah

Having books that represent myself, my children and my students is critical to their confidence levels. The simple exposure of characters in hijab, when reading "Nusaiba and the 5th Grade Bullies" has opened my students' eyes to the fact that there are more colors, nationalities, cultures, and religions out there to explore. I love that "Bismillah Soup" has a black main character who is kind and thoughtful. Can't wait to see what's to come!

First Grade Teacher
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