About Us

The story behind the stories.

How Rawaa Began...

We know the stories of our tradition have the power to shape hearts. But... Muslim children today are surrounded by digital content that often pulls them away from their faith.

And while there are many resources out there, very few speak to children in a way they actually enjoy — and even fewer do so while staying rooted in authentic Islamic tradition.

We blend classical scholarship with immersive, comic-style narratives to create stories that children want to read — and parents can trust. Because when children connect with their faith through stories, they carry it with them for life.

Meet the Founders

Khalil Ahmed

Khalil studied Computer Science and completed a Master's in Artificial Intelligence at King's College London. After working as a software developer for several years, he made the decision to pursue Rawaa Tales full time.

From South London, Khalil combines his love for Islamic knowledge, coding and teaching to help shape stories that nurture the next generation. He is currently a student at Al-Salam Institute and a teacher at Akhookum Institute.

Haseeb Qureshi

Haseeb studied Medicine at King's College London and is currently specialising in Oncology. He co-founded Rawaa Tales while in medical training, driven by a strong desire to create something that could benefit Muslim families and children.

Originally from South London, Haseeb is passionate about comics, manga, and Islamic history, and continues his Islamic studies at Al-Salam Institute alongside his medical training.

We Understand

The challenges modern Muslim families face.

The Role Model Crisis

Children idolise fictional heroes and influencers who reflect values far from Islam, leaving a disconnect between what they admire and the values parents want to instill.

The Parenting Pressure

Busy schedules and endless screens make Islamic parenting overwhelming. Many parents struggle to engage their children with faith in a way that’s easy, enjoyable, and consistent.

Faith Under Fire

Our children’s Islamic identity is constantly challenged by harmful content, ideologies, and peer pressure. This causes confusion, spiritual detachment, and weak moral foundations.

The Heart Behind The Work

The future we hope to see.

We believe strong Muslim identities begin early.

Grounded & Proud

In a world filled with noise and conflicting messages, children need content that helps them feel grounded in who they are and proud of what they believe. We aim to nurture curiosity, build character, and offer role models who embody the values we hold dear.

Meaningful Connections

Our goal is to make Islamic learning something children genuinely enjoy. Whether they’re reading on their own or with a parent, we want our stories to spark meaningful conversations and create lasting connections.