Qatar Foundation's animated edutainment TV series 'Siraj' is set to launch a special Ramadan edition for children in Qatar and the Arab world.
The new episodes will air throughout Ramadan - on Friday and Saturday of each week – and can be watched on Qatar TV. Each episode will also be posted on the Siraj YouTube channel.
Characters Rashid and Noura will take children on a journey full of moral, good values and engage them in a fun and interactive learning experience that aligns with the spirit of Ramadan.
The series seeks to educate children about various Islamic values through storytelling with eight episodes showcasing the stories of the Prophets, and aiming to promote the Arabic language, local culture, and Islamic values.
The series will cover a range of topics. Each episode will highlight a specific moral value, such as helping others, tolerance, animal welfare, patience, responsibility, honesty, humility, and justice.
"Through Siraj, viewers can expect to be transported into the world of the Prophets and learn about important moral values such as honesty, patience and responsibility," said Sara al-Hajri, associate director, Culture, Heritage and Identity in the Education Development Institute of Qatar Foundation’s Pre-University Education.
The series seeks to educate children about various Islamic values through storytelling.
