Al Batal, a new inspirational series focused on young athletes’ determination to realise their dreams, will debut next month, while Fafa World and Teela Toola return for new seasons of learning and adventure.
With the start of the new school year, beIN MEDIA GROUP, the global sports, entertainment and media group, has announced the launch of three original Arabic-language productions next month. Highlighting the leading entertainment network’s continued commitment to delivering premium children’s content that entertains, educates, and inspires young audiences across the Middle East and North Africa (MENA), the three shows will air across Jeem TV and Baraem.
Al Batal, which translates as The Champion, is a new inspirational 16-episode series telling the stories of young athletes’ determination, passion, and pursuit of ambitious goals. Running on Jeem TV from September and aimed at children between the ages of seven and 13, each 15-minute episode will focus on transforming challenges into motivation. From swimming and archery to equestrian sports and more, each episode will spotlight and celebrate a young athlete from the region, demonstrating their commitment to achieving their dream of becoming a champion both in sport and in life.
Meanwhile on Baraem TV, the Arab World’s first Arabic television channel specifically for children between the ages of three and six, two established beIN Originals will return next month. Fafa World returns for a second season, taking children on a variety of journeys where every 15-minute animated adventure becomes an opportunity to learn, think, play, and participate. Season 2 features 26 episodes and sees Fafa and his friends travel aboard a ship to different islands, with each journey introducing new experiences and helping young viewers develop different skills.
Also back on Baraem for a new season is Teela Toola, taking children on exploratory journeys centred on sounds and identifying their sources. Combining listening, observation, clues, and discovery within a playful educational format, each of the 26 episodes of the all-new Season 11 positions children as young explorers embarking on a 15-minute quest to look for clues. Alongside Jihan and the team of explorers, young viewers are guided step-by-step until they discover the source of the sound.
Baraem will also air a collection of 52 three-minute segments titled I Have a Question, part of the Teela Toola series encouraging curiosity, questioning, and discovery among preschool children. Each segment sees Teela and Toola ask Jihan a new question, which she answers in an accessible and engaging way. Covering everything from health and the environment to nature and the different phenomena around us, their questions turn everyday curiosity into opportunities to learn, discover, and gain knowledge.
Latifa Al Mana, Director of Kids Content & Channels, beIN MENA, said: “At beIN, we believe children deserve Arabic-language content that sparks curiosity while keeping them engaged, entertained, and inspired. With these three original shows, made for children aged three to thirteen, we are continuing to invest in premium children’s programming that combines strong storytelling with meaningful learning. This reflects our commitment to young audiences across the region and, of course, the families who watch with them.”
Jeem TV and Baraem are available to viewers across the MENA region through beIN’s subscription packages and its streaming platform, TOD by beIN. For more information or to subscribe to beIN, visit: bein.com
