Managing digital habits is one of the most common hurdles in modern Muslim parenting, as the pull of high-stimulus content often leaves children feeling restless and irritable.¹ We understand the exhaustion of the screen time battle and the worry that a short-form attention span is replacing deep, meaningful reflection. Wise Compass is designed as a faith-friendly story platform that offers a purposeful alternative, using expressive audio narration and full-colour illustrations to slow down the pace of engagement. By shifting from passive consumption to active listening, we help children regain a sense of calm and focus. 

Our stories, such as ‘Road Rage’, focus on the concept of Sabr, or patience, which is a foundational part of building self-control. Through relatable characters, children learn that they have the internal power to step away from a device and choose a different activity. This approach to character development helps children notice their own inner habits and the physical feelings of being overwhelmed by a screen. Instead of the struggle feeling like a series of rules, it becomes a journey toward personal maturity and Tazkiyah, or purification of the heart. By using up-levelled vocabulary, we give your child the words to describe how they feel when they are over-stimulated, fostering a stable identity and a greater sense of agency over their choices. We aim to support your home life by turning screen time into a moment of connection rather than a source of conflict, helping your child build a resilient and steady mind that values balance and moderation.