Original Islamic books, our reading framework — the Sidr Tree Reading Model — built for Islamic schools, and the tools to set, mark and report. On the web and in the app.
Not our own claims about our books — other people's decisions about them.
Every title is original Sidr Productions work. Islamic values are the spine of the story, not a sticker on the cover — which is why they stand up to a ministry reading panel.
Schools and learning circles in the UK, the Gulf and South East Asia read Alif Kids today, from weekend madrasahs of 25 children to full primaries.
134 books live today and 150+ new titles a year. Every one of them is included in your licence the day it publishes — there is no upgrade to buy.
A child who cannot yet decode a page can still listen to it, watch it and answer the same questions. Every format counts as reading, and every format earns points.
School leaders and Alif Kids admins work on the web. Teachers, children and parents get the web and the mobile app. Teacher and parent accounts are free.
Our own framework, built taking inspiration from Scarborough's work on reading development. Every published title is assessed against it, and every level carries an approximate Oxford Reading Tree stage and colour band so it slots into what your teachers already know.
SRL 1 (ages 3–4) through SRL 10 (13+). A child sits at one level; the level tells a teacher what to give them next.
Not equivalencies. Oxford Reading Tree, Lexile and UK colour bands measure different things from each other and from ours. They are shown as approximate reference ranges so a school has a starting point.
Most reading frameworks start at decoding. The Sidr Tree starts a layer lower — faith and character are the roots, reading grows from them, and fluency is the fruit it bears.
A level tells you which books will feel comfortable. It is not a judgement of ability, and we never present the mapping to Oxford or Lexile as an equivalence — they measure different things.
A teacher can set a child's level from a running record. Or the child plays a five-minute word game and the app proposes one. Either way the teacher always has the last word.
Local currency, purchase orders welcome, and classes imported in bulk — send us a spreadsheet and we set the school up. Teacher and parent accounts are free; you pay for children only.
GAIS attendees who sign up during the conference take off the first year. We will bring the exact figure for your school size to your demo.
Book your 30 minute one-to-one demo session in advance to review all the digital systems and books. Limited slots across the four days — pick your time and we'll hold it. Slots already taken are greyed out.
We'll email a confirmation. Your details are used only to arrange this meeting and to follow up about Alif Kids — never shared with anyone else.