Munira

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Is Munira free?

Munira is a free download with 5 Free Stories, yours from the first evening: Adam and the Names of Everything, Nuh and the Big Boat, Yunus and the Whale, The Year of the Elephant, and The Camel Who Cried and the Mother Bird. Every other Story needs a plan.

How much do the plans cost?

Yearly is US$19.99 a year with a 7-day free trial; Lifetime is US$49.99 once. Both open every Story, with new ones as they come. US prices; your App Store shows yours.

Can my child buy something by accident?

No. Tapping a locked Story shows the plans, but every purchase has to be confirmed in the App Store’s own payment sheet with Face ID, Touch ID or your password. You can also turn on Ask to Buy or Screen Time purchase limits on your child’s device.

I bought a plan on another phone

Open For grown-ups (a short sum keeps it for grown-ups), then Restore purchases. Use the same Apple ID you bought with.

How do I cancel?

On iPhone or iPad: Settings, your name, Subscriptions, Munira. You keep every Story until the end of the period you have paid for.

The Story stopped when the phone locked

Stories keep playing with the screen locked, and the lock screen shows play and pause. If it stops, check that Low Power Mode or a sleep-focus setting isn’t pausing audio, and that the Bedtime timer hasn’t ended.

Reminders don’t arrive

Turn on notifications for Munira in your phone’s settings, then set the reminder again in For grown-ups.

Do Stories need the internet?

No. Every Story plays offline.

Is Munira on Android?

Not yet. Munira is on the App Store for iPhone and iPad.

What ages is it for?

Children about 4 to 12, listening with a grown-up. Each Story is 6 to 8 minutes.

Are people or Prophets drawn?

No. Scenes show places, objects, animals and light. Prophets are carried by the words, never drawn.

Who narrates the Stories?

Each Story is narrated aloud Page by Page, and a Reviewer checks every Story before it ships.

Who checks the Stories?

Each Story is retold only from the Qur’an and authentic hadith, lists its Sources in the app, and is checked by a Reviewer before it is published.