Rawdah
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Our halal coloring standards
Most kids' apps add a filter. Rawdah is built halal-first — every line, story and colour is designed to honour Islamic guidance from the start, not patched afterward.
Faceless figures
People and animals are drawn without faces or eyes, in keeping with classical scholarly guidance on imagery.
Modest dress
All figures wear modest, dignified clothing across every scene.
No music or idols
No music, instruments, or idols anywhere — optional gentle UI sounds only.
Scholar-guided
Stories and depictions follow scholarly guidance, reviewed before release.
No ads, no tracking
No advertising, no third-party tracking, no personal data. Coloring stays on the device.
Made for ages 4–12
Simple, calming scenes children can color on their own; a safe screen-time choice.
Why faceless Islamic art?
A common question from parents: are coloring apps with faces haram? Many scholars discourage detailed depictions of faces, especially of Prophets. Rawdah avoids the question entirely — characters are faceless, shown from behind or in profile without facial features, so children can colour the stories of the Prophets, the mosques of the world, and the wonders of creation with confidence.
What children colour
- Stories of the Prophets — Nuh's Ark, Yunus and the whale, the Cave of the Sleepers.
- Mosques of the world — the Dome of the Rock, grand domes and minarets.
- Nature & animals — oases, gardens, the wonders of Allah's creation.
- Arabic calligraphy — Bismillah, duas and beautiful lettering.