AR Projects
Children’s Islamic Storytelling
✨ Step Into a World of Wonder With AR Projects! ✨
A heart-warming Islamic Storytelling Experience designed to spark joy, imagination, and love for the deen in every child. 📚🌙
Let your little ones (ages 4–11) explore the beauty of giving sadaqah, dive into uplifting stories, and enjoy hands-on creative activities — all in a space filled with warmth, laughter and faith. This isn’t just an event… it’s a memory your child will carry with them.
🌟 Very Special Guests — Bringing Stories to Life! 🌟
🎬Tayeeba Ahmed
We’re delighted to welcome back the amazing Tayeeba — founder of @248impact and a passionate youth worker. With her vibrant energy and heartfelt storytelling, she’ll guide your child through a session crafted to inspire, uplift and ignite love for the deen.
🎭Alessandro Babalola
Joining her is award-winning actor and co-chair of Soho Theatre, Alessandro Babalola. He’ll be transforming stories into living moments through expressive narration, imaginative role-play and interactive acting activities that will leave every child enthralled.
Together, their creativity and warmth will create unforgettable memories — the kind children talk about long after the day is over.
🍰 And There’s More… A Sweet Chance to Give Back!
We’ll also be hosting a special bake sale, with every penny raised going directly to AR Projects. Your generosity helps us deliver emergency food parcels to families and individuals in Croydon facing hardship.
A small treat for you becomes real relief for someone else. 💛
🌙 Make Your Intention Count
Each ticket purchased provides 2 emergency food parcel in your child’s name — a beautiful opportunity to teach the joy of sadaqah through action.
So bring your creativity, bring your smiles and bring your hearts.
We can’t wait to welcome you, in shāʾa llāh. ✨
📅 Sunday 28th December 2025
⏰12PM - 4PM
📍Purley Masjid, 130 Brighton Road, CR8 4EX
Suitable for boys and girls aged 4-11
PLEASE NOTE: Parents and/or guardians must remain on site during the session.
No refunds available.
We are unable to cater for allergies.
A heart-warming Islamic Storytelling Experience designed to spark joy, imagination, and love for the deen in every child. 📚🌙
Let your little ones (ages 4–11) explore the beauty of giving sadaqah, dive into uplifting stories, and enjoy hands-on creative activities — all in a space filled with warmth, laughter and faith. This isn’t just an event… it’s a memory your child will carry with them.
🌟 Very Special Guests — Bringing Stories to Life! 🌟
🎬Tayeeba Ahmed
We’re delighted to welcome back the amazing Tayeeba — founder of @248impact and a passionate youth worker. With her vibrant energy and heartfelt storytelling, she’ll guide your child through a session crafted to inspire, uplift and ignite love for the deen.
🎭Alessandro Babalola
Joining her is award-winning actor and co-chair of Soho Theatre, Alessandro Babalola. He’ll be transforming stories into living moments through expressive narration, imaginative role-play and interactive acting activities that will leave every child enthralled.
Together, their creativity and warmth will create unforgettable memories — the kind children talk about long after the day is over.
🍰 And There’s More… A Sweet Chance to Give Back!
We’ll also be hosting a special bake sale, with every penny raised going directly to AR Projects. Your generosity helps us deliver emergency food parcels to families and individuals in Croydon facing hardship.
A small treat for you becomes real relief for someone else. 💛
🌙 Make Your Intention Count
Each ticket purchased provides 2 emergency food parcel in your child’s name — a beautiful opportunity to teach the joy of sadaqah through action.
So bring your creativity, bring your smiles and bring your hearts.
We can’t wait to welcome you, in shāʾa llāh. ✨
📅 Sunday 28th December 2025
⏰12PM - 4PM
📍Purley Masjid, 130 Brighton Road, CR8 4EX
Suitable for boys and girls aged 4-11
PLEASE NOTE: Parents and/or guardians must remain on site during the session.
No refunds available.
We are unable to cater for allergies.
