Baseet: Educational Games

Baseet is a calm, ad-free world of Arabic and Islamic games for kids aged 3 to 8 — 22 educational games that teach the Arabic alphabet, numbers, colors and shapes alongside the Pillars of Islam, the daily prayers, hadith and good manners.

New: learn the Arabic alphabet

Letter Theatre: a voice names an Arabic letter, your child finds it on the stage, and the curtains open on an animal whose name begins with it.
Letter Memory: flip the cards to match each letter with its twin, and every pair uncovered reveals a fruit or vegetable that starts with it.

All 28 letters, with their names and their sounds, in clear classical Arabic — the first step in learning Arabic for children.

Everything is in Arabic — and that is the point

Every word, every voice and every nasheed in Baseet is in Arabic — made for Muslim families who want their children rooted in Arabic and in their faith. If you are raising a child away from an Arabic-speaking environment, this is screen time that gives something back.

Three worlds inside one app

Baseet School — educational games
• Arabic letters: recognizing the letter, hearing its name, linking it to animal and fruit names
• Shapes: recognizing and telling them apart, by sight and by sound
• Colors: naming, matching and coloring
• Numbers 0 to 10: counting, naming and recognition

Life Curriculum — Islamic learning for children
• The five daily prayers and their order through the day, from Fajr to Isha
• The Five Pillars of Islam
• Hadith games: your child completes a picture puzzle and then hears the hadith it belongs to
• Akhlaq and good manners — choosing the right action
• Islamic praise your child hears after every correct answer: Masha'Allah, Tabarak Allah

Fun That Teaches — puzzles and thinking games
• Jigsaw puzzles and picture building
• Match the shadow
• Memory, observation and visual discrimination games

What makes Baseet different

22 games, most with three difficulty levels. Easy, medium and hard — the game grows with your child instead of being finished in an afternoon.

A companion who stays with your child. Your child chooses a friend — a girl for girls, a boy for boys. They explain each game in Arabic, encourage your child, and celebrate every win.

A Parent Zone behind a math lock. A space only you can open:
• A skills report tracking 15 skills — letters, numbers, colors, shapes, memory, observation, logic, sorting, Islamic knowledge and more
• Sound, nasheed and vibration controls
• Manage downloaded games and free up space on your device
The skills report is a friendly snapshot of what your child enjoys and practices — not a diagnostic assessment.

Calm nasheeds instead of loud music, a simple interface, and an unhurried pace that suits different abilities and different speeds.

Light on your device. The games are not all bundled in — download only the ones your child loves, then play them offline.

A genuinely safe space

• No ads. Ever. No interstitials, no rewarded videos
• No external links and no stores anywhere a child can reach
• No sign-up and no account — your child's data stays on your device
• A math lock keeps children out of every parent-facing screen
• Every game in the app today is free, and the Islamic content is free and stays free

Who it is for

Muslim parents who want clean screen time: Arabic educational games for kids, ad-free, genuinely fun, and close to the values of your home. Suited to preschool, kindergarten and first grade — ages 3 to 8 — and to any child taking their first steps with the Arabic alphabet. Arabic is the only language in the app.

Baseet, by Neirlab. We add new games regularly, because the best thing you can give your child is content that builds their mind and feeds their values.