It might seem counter-intuitive to suggest that watching a video could help a child read a book, but in the world of modern Muslim parenting, we recognise the power of multi-modal learning. For many children, the leap into a new story can feel overwhelming if they don’t have a foundation to build upon. Wise Compass offers short-form video versions of our stories specifically to improve understanding and spark interest. By watching the video first, a child becomes familiar with the characters, the setting, and the core themes of the narrative. This prior knowledge acts as a scaffold for their reading experience. When they finally open the book, they aren’t starting from scratch. They already know the essence of a story like Ask and You Shall Be Answered, so when they encounter the text, their brain is focused on decoding the words rather than trying to figure out what is happening. This significantly improves their comprehension and makes the act of reading feel much more manageable. It transforms a potentially difficult task into a familiar and enjoyable one, which is key to successful values-based reading. The video serves as an engaging introduction that captures their imagination and builds anticipation. Once they have seen the story come to life, they are often more curious to see the details and illustrations within the book. This approach meets children where they are, using their existing screen habits as a gateway to more traditional forms of literacy. It helps build their confidence and strengthens their identity as they engage with faith-friendly content across different formats. Wise Compass ensures that Islamic stories for kids are accessible, making the transition from screen to page a smooth and rewarding journey for every family.