For families

What each path does at home, how the passport works, and what is and is not stored.

What does each path do?

• 🌱

  Sprouts

  ages 4 to 6

  Hudhud reads everything to you. Tap, listen and enjoy.

• 🧭

  Explorers

  ages 7 to 9

  The Prophet Quest, the Word Garden and the Kindness Quest: collect the stamps in your passport.

• 📖

  Storytellers

  ages 10 to 12

  Read more, then tell the story in your own words, study the cards, and make your journal and your mosque.

• ◆

  Scholars

  ages 13 to 15

  Explain it in sixty seconds, practice sets that mark themselves, and the daily Century Challenge.

• ✦

  Researchers

  ages 16 to 18

  Source Detective, decision cards, and evidence from the museum itself: the isnad, the object and the manuscript.

The passport on the fridge

Print the passport and put it up. Every completed activity is a stamp the child ticks by hand; no reminders, no notifications, and the schedule lives on paper.

The family's weekly sheet Open my shelf

Open the passport

What do we store?

Nothing leaves the device. Progress is kept in the browser alone, with no name, no age and no account, and is erased from the "erase my progress" button on any page.

Three tips

1. Sit together on the first visit: choose the age band from the front door and let the child lead.
2. Ask the child to tell you the story in their own words after each quest; the telling is the learning.
3. Bedtime stories are for reading aloud; the doors marked "the big museum" are for grown-ups and those with them.