Islamic Kids Coloring Book Review
Our hands-on review of Islamic Kids Coloring Book — an Islamic-themed coloring app for Muslim kids, on iPhone and iPad.
Published February 14, 2026 · Updated
Reviewed by BestColoringApps Editorial Team
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Islamic Kids Coloring Book
Islamic-themed coloring pages for kids — mosques, patterns and faith-based scenes.
View on the App StorePros
- Large content library — 110 original pages across 10 themed sections at time of listing
- Faith-specific content that's genuinely hard to find elsewhere in the coloring app category
- Built-in parental gate mentioned in the developer's listing to help prevent accidental purchases
Cons
- Faith-specific content means it won't suit every household
- We have not yet independently verified all listing claims through hands-on testing
Not ideal for: Households looking for secular or general-interest coloring content
BCA Score Breakdown
- Artwork & Content
- Ease of Use
- Safety
- Ads & Distractions
- Value for Money
- Offline Experience
- Age Appropriateness
- Performance & Polish
Artwork & Content
The app’s content spans a wide range of Islamic themes — mosques, Ramadan lanterns, crescent moons, Eid celebrations, Arabic letters, family moments and Islamic patterns — organized, per the developer’s listing, into 10 themed sections totaling 110 original coloring pages. That’s a substantially larger content library than several other apps in our kids’ lineup, giving families more to work through over time.
User Experience
Coloring follows a familiar picture-then-canvas pattern, with the developer’s listing describing gentle sounds and haptic feedback as part of the experience. The listing also specifically mentions a built-in parental gate intended to help prevent children from accidentally triggering purchases — a detail worth noting for parents evaluating faith-based apps for younger kids.
Safety
The developer’s listing states there’s no chat, no social feed, no in-app web browsing, and no account or personal information required to use the app — a strong baseline for a kids’ app. As with any listing claim, we recommend a quick check of the current App Store page before installing for a child, and we’ll confirm these details directly in a future hands-on testing pass.
Ads & Distractions
The developer’s listing states the app is 100% ad-free with no banners or pop-ups, consistent with the rest of this developer’s coloring app lineup.
Offline Functionality
The developer’s listing specifically states the app works offline after the initial download, making it a reasonable candidate for travel, flights and car rides — though we recommend confirming this yourself before a trip if offline reliability is essential.
Pricing
The app is listed as free on the App Store at the time of writing. Check the current listing for up-to-date pricing and any in-app purchase details.
Age Suitability
The developer positions this as a family-friendly app for Muslim kids, with content organized in a way that should suit roughly ages 4–10, similar to the rest of this developer’s kids’ lineup.
Performance
We have not yet completed full hands-on device testing for this title; this review will be updated with direct performance notes and independent verification of the listing’s safety claims after our next testing pass.
Alternatives
For a comparable faith-themed coloring app aimed at a Christian audience, see our Stained Glass Bible Coloring review.
Final Verdict
Islamic Kids Coloring Book fills a genuine gap in the coloring app category with a substantial library of faith-specific content for Muslim families and full offline support — a strong pick within its niche.
