Malak Al-Ilm - where learning becomes an adventure your child loves to return to

Malak Al-Ilm is a Moroccan adaptive learning platform for children from kindergarten through high school, in Arabic, French and English.

Your child is never learning alone. They are guided by friends from the Malak Al-Ilm world - Omar, Noor, Rashid, Sami, Badr, Zahra and their companions - through a colorful journey designed to build curiosity, confidence and a love of learning.

Activities adapt to each child's level: when they progress, they discover new challenges; when they need help, they receive simpler explanations and extra encouragement. Every small step forward becomes a moment of pride.

What your child can explore
- Arabic, French, English, mathematics, science, Islamic education, history, geography, coding and artificial intelligence, and more
- Illustrated stories and language activities in three languages
- Educational games and short challenges that make learning easier to understand
- A coloring corner inspired by the Malak Al-Ilm universe
- Creative activities and relaxing moments
- Learning connected to the Moroccan curriculum, with additional enrichment pathways
- Points, badges and daily streaks that encourage consistency
- Quran reading for young learners, where available within the child's experience

For parents
A child account uses a simple access code, with no personal email address or phone number required for the child.
From the parent portal, you can follow progress subject by subject, understand what your child has mastered and where they may need support, and manage the account safely.
We believe screen time should have meaning: purposeful learning, a child-friendly experience and careful respect for privacy, according to the Malak Al-Ilm privacy policy.

For schools
Malak Al-Ilm provides group student accounts, administrative progress monitoring and an experience that brings together the Moroccan curriculum, enrichment pathways, stories, coding and creative activities.

Begin the journey at:
malakalilm.com

mohamed maouhoub

Imininingwane engeziwe