
The Complete Muslim Family Bundle
All four digital printables together — alphabet book, hifz journal, prayer tracker, and the Ramadan planner. One download, everything your family needs to start.
Most free Arabic printables teach only the isolated letter shapes — so a child learns the flashcards, opens a real book, and recognises nothing. Ours teach all four joined forms from the first page, checked by a native Arabic speaker.
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Every digital title is a print-ready PDF you download the moment you order. No app, no subscription, no waiting.
Each PDF ships in both US Letter (8.5×11″) and A4, so it prints cleanly wherever you are.
Print on your home printer or send the file to any print shop. Reprint pages as often as your family needs.
Your files are ready right after checkout and re-downloadable from your receipt link any time.
Real Arabic script alongside clear English, so kids and parents can learn together — glossary terms included.
Prefer a physical copy? The Hifz Journal is available in paperback on Amazon now — the Alphabet Book paperback is coming soon.
Start with the bundle for the best value, or pick the one your family needs first.

All four digital printables together — alphabet book, hifz journal, prayer tracker, and the Ramadan planner. One download, everything your family needs to start.




Plan ahead for Ramadan 2027 (begins ~Feb 2027): a Hijri-aware, 30-day family planner with suhoor & iftar planning, good-deeds pages, and worship goals for everyone. Dates subject to moon sighting.

Keep prayers, hifz progress, good deeds, and Ramadan planning in one tidy Notion workspace. Delivered as a duplicate link you copy into your own account.
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Most Arabic and Islamic printables for our kids are made overseas from English-only templates. The Arabic is often an afterthought — wrong letter forms, awkward phrasing, or clip-art culture.
Hudhud House is different. Every title is designed by Mohanad, a native Arabic speaker in Saudi Arabia, so the script is correct, the words are ones children actually hear, and the tone honours the deen it teaches.
The name comes from the هُدْهُد (hudhud), the hoopoe bird of Surah An-Naml — the little messenger of Prophet Sulaiman (peace be upon him), and a gentle symbol of carrying knowledge and good news.
I make the resources I wished existed for my own family — Arabic done properly, deen taught gently, and simple enough to actually use on a busy weeknight.
— Mohanad, founder
Riyadh, Saudi Arabia · More about Mohanad
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The moment your order is complete you'll see a download link, and a copy is emailed to you as well. Your digital products are print-ready PDFs — just download, open, and print. You can re-download from your receipt link whenever you need to.
Any home printer works. Each title comes in both US Letter and A4 sizes, so choose the one that matches your paper. For the best results, print on regular or slightly heavier paper and select "fit to page" if your printer asks. Prefer not to print at home? Send the PDF to any local print shop or online printing service.
Yes. Your purchase is licensed for your own personal and family use, so you can reprint pages as many times as you like — perfect for multiple children or worksheets you want to redo. Please don't resell or share the files; see our Terms for details.
The digital version is an instant-download PDF you print yourself and can reuse forever. The paperback is a professionally printed book that ships from Amazon — a great gift or a grab-and-go option. The Hifz Journal is available in paperback now; the Alphabet Book paperback is coming soon. The content is the same thoughtful, bilingual material either way.
After purchase you receive a duplicate link. Open it while signed in to Notion and click "Duplicate" to copy the whole template into your own free Notion account, where you can edit and use it however you like. You'll need a Notion account (the free plan is fine).
Because our digital products are delivered instantly and can't be returned, all sales of digital downloads are final. The one exception: if a file is faulty or won't open, email us at [email protected] and we'll fix it or make it right. Paperbacks are sold and fulfilled by Amazon and follow Amazon's own returns policy.
Yes — this matters to us. We use our own-worded reflections, refer to surahs by name and ayah number, and cite du'as to well-known collections (such as Bukhari, Muslim, and Tirmidhi). Any Ramadan or Hijri dates are provided as guidance and are subject to local moon sighting. Everything is designed to be gentle, family-friendly, and respectful of the deen.
The Arabic Alphabet Activity Book is aimed at roughly ages 3–8, but works for any beginner. The prayer tracker and hifz journal suit children and adults alike, and the Ramadan planner is built for the whole family together. Many customers buy them as gifts for their own kids, nieces, nephews, and grandchildren.
Still have a question? Email [email protected] and we'll be glad to help.
Practical, gentle how-tos from Hudhud House — free to read, no signup needed. We've published 21 guides across Arabic, hifz, Ramadan and family routines. Browse all guides →
A step-by-step routine for teaching the Arabic alphabet at home — even if your own Arabic is rusty. Five gentle minutes a day.
Where to begin, why review beats new verses, and a 10-minute daily hifz routine that builds a lifelong love of the Qur'an.
A warm, week-by-week family countdown to prepare young children for Ramadan — anticipation, not pressure.
A simple, forgiving system for prayers, Qur'an and good deeds — built for busy weeks, not perfect ones.