QF's Siraj Returns In Its Fifth Season With Exciting Educational Adventures For Children

Doha, Qatar: Qatar Foundation will launch the fifth season of the animated television series Siraj, an initiative of Qatar Foundation's (QF's) Pre-University Education, with the first episode premiering on October 2 as part of a special event at Place Vendôme Mall, running until October 11. Tickets to attend the premier can be purchased through the Snoonu app.

The new season features 10 episodes covering a variety of themes with the opening episode spotlighting guests from the Qatar–Chile and Argentina 2025 Year of Culture. Following the event, the episode will be uplouded on the Siraj YouTube channel, and the remaining episodes will be released weekly starting October 11.

This season takes children on a series of adventures that transport them from science labs to fields and farms, and from arenas of research and discovery to experiences rich with challenges and knowledge.

Through its beloved characters Rashid, Noura, and their friends, the fifth season of Siraj delivers a well-rounded set of values and educational skills in a fun and meaningful way. Children will learn skills such as gathering information, critical thinking, developing self-learning abilities, overcoming failure, building friendships, exploring, organising personal belongings, coping with pressure, solving problems, and adapting to changing circumstances.

“Siraj returns with a new set of values and skills that we aim to deliver to children in a way that combines fun with hands-on experience,” said Head of Culture and Identity at Qatar Foundation's Pre-University Education (PUE), Azlaa Ahmed Al-Qahtani .“This season stands out with exciting topics, most notably hydroponic farming and artificial intelligence.

“This season is also unique in its integration with school curricula and children's daily lives, linking what they learn in the classroom to what they experience in their surroundings. Each episode is designed to help children research, explore, and develop problem-solving skills in an engaging and enjoyable way.”

Al-Qahtani emphasised that the selection of episode topics followed careful study and clear criteria, saying,“The topics were not chosen randomly but were aligned with the objectives of the Ministry of Education and Higher Education and QF, and developed in consultation with teachers and experts, making the content a trusted source of learning and an integral part of the student's daily educational experience.”

“We are proud that Siraj has become one of the educational and entertaining cartoon in the Arab world that serves the Arab and Islamic communities with diverse content and simple, accessible Arabic suitable for all age groups. Each season introduces new topics, making the program more connected to children's lives and values.

“Our vision is for Siraj to remain a continually renewed platform that combines fun and learning, and to continue being a trusted companion for children on their journey to becoming more aware, curious, and passionate learners.”

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