Learning that feels like watching a cartoon
نجوم كيدز — تعلّم والعب
168+ animated lessons in Arabic and English, two alphabet adventures, 100+ games, read-aloud storybooks and a talking-card board. 100% free, no ads, no internet needed — because children are the stars of our lives, and nujoom means stars.
The same short promo, once in English and once in Arabic — the way every lesson, story and card in the app carries both.
Both videos are silent by design.
Each lesson is a short animated story — about half a minute, five or so scenes — that teaches a real idea about the world: where rain comes from, how a seed grows, what the planets are, why we say please. Every scene carries a caption in Arabic and English, so a child sees both languages side by side while the narrator reads.
The two longest films in the app. Every letter — English A to Z and Arabic ا to ي — writes itself on screen, pulses, and turns into the animal it stands for. Each adventure ends with word-building from the letters the child has just met.
Puzzles, classics, arcade, board games, 3D playgrounds and creative play — all on one Arabic home screen of big tiles. Stars earned by playing unlock hero outfits; nothing costs money.
Illustrated tales from the Arab world and beyond — Juha and the moon in the well, Sindbad, Aladdin, Ali Baba, the generosity of Hatim al-Tai, the lion and the clever rabbit — plus Story Sketch, where a child reads a tale and then draws its scenes.
A picture-card board where a child taps cards to build a sentence and the app reads it aloud — with narrated clips in Arabic and English. It supports a child's own talking; it is there alongside their voice, not instead of it.
Need the full thing? Our dedicated app Talking Cards has 1,700+ words, six languages — Arabic included, with its own grammar engine — storybooks and games.
Nujoom Kids plays in landscape on phones and tablets. The menus are in Arabic and mirror right-to-left. English lives inside the content: every lesson caption is bilingual, the lesson player narrates in Arabic, English or both, and each storybook and the talking-card board has its own Arabic/English toggle.
The full statement is short, because there is little to say: Privacy Policy. Questions: Support.
Yes — completely, and it stays that way. There are no ads, no in-app purchases and no subscription. Stars earned by playing unlock hero outfits; nothing in the app costs money.
Yes. The app does not ask for internet access at all, so every lesson, game, story and voice clip is inside the download. It works on a long trip, in the car, or anywhere with no signal.
Arabic and English. The menus are in Arabic and mirror right-to-left; the content carries both languages — every lesson scene is captioned in Arabic and English, narration can be Arabic, English or both, and each storybook and the talking-card board has an Arabic/English toggle. Numbers are shown in Western numerals throughout.
Arabic lesson narration and the talking cards ship with their own narrated clips, so they work with no voice pack installed. For read-aloud features that use the device voice, the app shows a tappable banner that opens the system voice installer.
Google Play lists Nujoom Kids as Everyone under Designed for Families. The lessons and alphabet adventures suit early learners; the arcade, board games and Math Lab keep older children busy.
No. There are no accounts, no analytics and no third-party code, and the app has no permission to use the internet, so nothing can leave the device. Uninstalling removes everything.
Not yet — Nujoom Kids is an Android app, on Google Play and on the Amazon Appstore for Fire tablets.