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Richard Hartley: 'Muslim kids are really underrepresented' — the Milo–Dayrit feature (2026)

Richard Hartley's feature (April 2026) on Michael Milo, his wife Flordeliza Dayrit and their animated feature Time Hoppers: The Silk Road; it reports that both converted to Islam independently in 1995 and married the following year, that the couple founded Muslim Kids TV nearly two decades earlier, and that the platform began as content for their own children.

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islam.museum contributors. “Richard Hartley: 'Muslim kids are really underrepresented' — the Milo–Dayrit feature (2026)”. islam.museum, https://islam.museum/en/source/hartley-muslim-kids-2026/. CC BY-SA 4.0. Last updated 2026-10-24.

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