Sofia wants the gold pen.

She got there first. She grabbed it. It was hers.

But then Zara asked for it. Then Amara. Then Fiona.

And something inside Sofia started to rumble.

Like a volcano.

In this episode we follow five year old Sofia — a Greek Muslim girl in kindergarten — through one of the biggest feelings days of her life. When her anger erupts at the art table, she discovers something powerful. That big feelings are not bad feelings. They just need a way out.

Through the teachings of our beloved Prophet ﷺ Sofia learns how to pause, how to breathe, how to ask Allah for help — and how to find her way back to the people she loves.

A story about anger, forgiveness, courage, and the gold butterfly that turned out more beautiful than she ever imagined.

For the little ones who have big feelings.

And for the grown ones who never quite learned what to do with theirs.

It is the last day of school and Zach and his best friends are celebrating with the most epic pool party of the summer. Water guns. Watermelon. Lawn games. Everything a nine year old could dream of.

But when Asr time comes — Zach quietly steps away from the fun to pray.

His friends notice. And what happens next is a conversation none of them planned — about salah, about faith, and about the feeling that lives in all of us when we stop and connect to something greater than ourselves.

A story about being proud of who you are. About asking good questions. And about the friendships that grow deeper when you let people really see you.

Ibrahim is seven years old, Mexican and Muslim — and lately he has been feeling like he does not quite fit anywhere. When his class announces Culture Day, Ibrahim is faced with a question he does not know how to answer. Which part of himself does he share?

In this episode we follow Ibrahim as he learns that he does not have to choose between the parts of who he is — because all of them together make something beautiful. Just like a sunset.

A story about belonging, identity, gratitude, and the courage it takes to show up as your whole self.