Buds of faith magazine It is a Kuwaiti magazine for children on Islamic awareness. It is published every Hijri month by the Culture and Islamic Affairs Sector in the Kuwaiti Ministry of Awqaf. It works to consolidate values ​​and contribute to the development of Islamic societies with a moderate legal discourse that brings together the word of Muslims. It was established in 1395 AH 1975 AD. 1975 AD. It is a supplement to the Islamic Awareness magazine and is distributed free of charge. Buds of Faith magazine started with a simple number of pages, it used to contain 16 pages and now it has become 48 pages, containing attractive and purposeful stories, sermons and drawings aimed at attracting the young reader and simulating his reality and competing with the development he is witnessing in his life. .. Read on

Little Arab Magazine It is a monthly magazine dedicated to children. It is published in conjunction with Al-Arabi magazine. The first issue was published in February 1986. After it was published as a booklet distributed with Al-Arabi magazine starting in 1958. It is published monthly by the Ministry of Information in the State of Kuwait and published in many countries of the world. The magazine was issued in order to confirm and help create a generation of Arabs who will achieve progress for their homeland and adhere to their identity. It urges readers to send their contributions to it for publication, and it contributes to many exhibitions. The sections of the magazine change from one issue to another. In some issues, sections are added and in others they are deleted, but usually all of them are considered fixed sections. .. Read on

Sinbad Magazine An Egyptian weekly magazine for children published every Thursday. Its first issue was published on January 3, 1952. It is considered the first Arab children’s magazine. Its founder and editor-in-chief is the writer Muhammad Saeed Al-Arian. The last issue was published on July 7, 1960. The magazine was distributed in all Arab countries, and the magazine’s stories were written in a very elegant and interesting literary style. The magazine was keen to publish an Arabic story and a story from translated international literature, and it featured many serial stories that were published in a number of episodes. Sinbad was published every Thursday and sold out within hours. Sinbad, the hero of the magazine; The legendary child inspired by the stories of “One Thousand and One Nights”, carrying his stick, his bag and his small binoculars, behind him “Nimrod”, his dog, who accompanies him on his travels, in search of his father, “Shah Bandar”, the missing merchant. .. Read on

Amqidish Newspaper It is an Algerian monthly newspaper for children, published for the first time in 1969 AD. It was edited by Dhawi Abdul Rahman. Amqidish is the name of the hero of well-known folk stories in Algeria, and all of its stories are inspired by ancient and modern Algerian history, the history of the Arab world, and the Islamic faith.

The number of cartoon pages is 4 out of 16 pages, black and white, with a cut of 19 x 24 cm. The newspaper continued to be published irregularly, then it became published every two months, then it turned into a quarterly magazine until it stopped publishing due to the lack of technical competencies of the illustrators and authors, and the problems of printing and distribution. .. Read on

National Geographic Kids (in English: National Geographic Kids) is an American popular monthly children’s science magazine published by the National Geographic Society in September 1975 under the name National Geographic World The magazine was published for 26 years under this name before it changed its name to Me National Geographic Kids In October 2001, it is a specialized magazine concerned with the needs of children and adolescents in matters of life, knowledge and geography. It is published in 18 languages ​​in the world. Some of its topics have been translated into the Arabic edition of the National Geographic magazine, which was published in Egypt by the Nahdet Misr Group of Publishing Companies under the name of the National Magazine. Your geography for youth. .. Read on

Tintin Magazine (French: Tintin) (French version), or Quivje (Dutch version), is a comic strip magazine created in the second half of the twentieth century. With the subtitle “magazine for young people from 7 to 77”, it was one of the main sources of comics in France and Belgium, and has published some famous series such as Black and Mortimer, Alex, and the series bearing the main title “The Adventures of Tintin”. The first edition was issued in 1946, and it ceased publication in 1993. .. Read on

The Adventures of Asterix (in French: Asterixor Asterix the gallic) which is published in Arabic under the name “Asterix the Champion of Champions” is a series of French picture books written by Rene Goscinny and illustrated by Albert Uderzo (who also took over writing the series after Goscinny’s death in 1977). The series first appeared in French Pilot Magazine October 29, 1959. As of 2009, 34 comic books have been published for this series. The series follows the exploits of a village in ancient Gaul as it resists Roman occupation. And they did so by using a magic potion, prepared by the priest, which gives miraculous power to whoever takes it. The protagonist, Asterix, and his friend Obelix go on various adventures. In many cases, this leads them to travel to various places around the world, although other books recount events in and around their village. For a good part of the history of this series (vols. 4 through 29), the events in Gaul were narrated alternately with those abroad, with an even number of volumes told abroad and an odd number told in Gaul, mostly in the village. .. Read on

Open Sesame Magazine It is a monthly Kuwaiti magazine for 10 months a year, and stops publication for two months. It is published by the United Production Group of the Kuwaiti Ministry of Information, in partnership with the Joint Program Production Corporation for the Arab Gulf States. Publisher: Osama Fawzi Al-Qawuqji, Editor-in-Chief: Ibrahim Al-Youssef, Editor-in-Chief: Yasser Al-Maleh. The magazine does not rely on any cartoons, the number of pages of the magazine is 32 colored pages with a cut of 22 x 28 cm, devoid of narration, stories and depends on drawings, and the rights of drawings and authorship are reserved to the approved group, and with special permission from the Children’s Television Workshop in New York. The magazine is devoid of advertising and entertainment, or Competitions, and the copy was sold in Kuwait in 1980 AD for 600 fils. .. Read on

Sana Magazine It is a Libyan magazine published by Baraem Al-Fatah, published by the Revolutionary Teacher Division. It is aimed at children from 5 to 16 years old. The magazine relies on cartoon stories, as it includes 15 pages out of 52 pages, most of which are colored. The magazine also publishes short stories accompanied by drawings, and most of the illustrators also write. The magazine publishes miscellaneous under the title of the rainbow. Its address: P.O. Box 11492: Abu Salim, Tripoli, Morocco. Cut it out: 22 x 30 cm. Its motto: The magazine of every Arab child, read it and contribute your production to it. It is likely that the first publication of the magazine was in September 1980 AD. .. Read on

Guardian Education (in English: The Guardian of Education); The first successful magazine devoted to reviewing children’s literature in Britain. It was edited in the 18th century by the educational scholar, children’s book author, and proponent of the Sunday school Sarah Trimmer, and was published from June 1802 to September 1806 by Rivington.

The magazine was providing advice on raising children, and an evaluation of contemporary educational theories, in addition to that Trimmer was presenting her own educational theory, after evaluating the most important works of that period. Fearing the influence of people in favor of the French Revolution, particularly Professor Jean-Jacques Rousseau, Trimmer emphasized Anglican orthodoxy, and encouraged the perpetuation of the contemporary social and political order. .. Read on