Islamic toys and puzzles
Toys in this range are chosen to teach something as well as occupy a child. Puzzles of the Kaabah, Makkah and the Green Dome familiarise children with places they will hear about long before they see them, and dolls and soft toys give younger children something of their own that reflects them.
It is a small, deliberately chosen range rather than a toy department, so what is on this page is the full extent of it. Most of it suits a madrassah prize, an Eid gift or a quiet activity at home.
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Questions and answers
What Islamic toys do you stock?
The range covers puzzles of well known Islamic places, Muslim dolls and soft toys, and learning focused play. It is a small curated range rather than a general toy department.
What do the puzzles show?
The puzzles depict places such as the Kaabah, Makkah and the Green Dome of the Prophet's masjid. They are a straightforward way for children to become familiar with them.
What age are the toys suitable for?
Most suit primary school age, with the dolls and softer toys aimed younger. The age guidance is on each product page where the supplier provides it.
How many pieces are the puzzles?
Piece counts differ by puzzle and are stated on the product page. Lower counts suit younger children who are still building patience for them.
Are the dolls suitable for young children?
The soft dolls are made for younger children and are the usual choice for a first toy of this kind. Check the age guidance on the product page for anything with small parts.
Do these toys teach anything specific?
Most are built around recognition rather than instruction: places, letters and simple concepts. Books cover structured learning better and are stocked separately.
What makes a good Eid gift for a child?
A puzzle or a doll works well because it lasts beyond the day, and neither depends on knowing a size. Pairing one with a book is the common choice for a fuller gift.
Are they suitable as madrassah prizes?
Yes, puzzles in particular are a frequent choice because they suit a range of ages and present well. Buying several at once is worth checking stock for.
What are the toys made from?
Materials vary between card, wood and fabric depending on the item, and are listed per product. Puzzles are generally card or board.
Can I see the toys in store?
Yes, and it is easier to judge size and quality in person for a gift. Cii Stores is a physical shop in Ormonde, Johannesburg, with delivery across South Africa.
How much do the toys cost?
Islamic toys at Cii Stores run from around R99 to R260. Puzzles sit at the lower end and dolls towards the top.
How much is delivery and how long does it take?
Standard shipping is R160 and orders are delivered within 3 to 5 business days. Delivery is free on orders over R1000.
Can I return a toy?
Yes. Non consumable items can be returned within 7 days in unused, unopened condition and in their original packaging. Please note that sale items are non refundable.