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How can my child memorise Surah As-Sajdah?

Bloomtivo answers

As-Sajdah (32) has 30 verses, about three pages. The Prophet ﷺ would not sleep until he had recited As-Sajdah and Al-Mulk (Jami’ at-Tirmidhi 2892), and he recited it in Fajr on Fridays. A child who has memorised Al-Mulk can learn it in 3 to 4 weeks at 1 to 2 verses a day. Note the sajdah in verse 15.

Reviewed by Eid Essam, Bloomtivo teacher · Updated

The full answer

As-Sajdah pairs naturally with Al-Mulk: both were part of the Prophet’s ﷺ night routine.

The Sunnah

Sections

VersesTheme
1–9The Quran from Allah; creation of the heavens, earth and humans
10–14Those who deny the meeting with Allah
15–20True believers who prostrate (sajdah in verse 15); their reward
21–25Lessons from Musa and the Children of Israel
26–30Signs in past nations and in rain bringing life

A 4-week plan

  • Week 1: 1–9
  • Week 2: 10–17
  • Week 3: 18–25
  • Week 4: 26–30, then the whole surah daily

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Teacher’s tip: once both are memorised, make Al-Mulk and As-Sajdah your child’s bedtime pair, as in the Sunnah. Nightly recitation keeps both strong.

Related: Memorising Al-Mulk.

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