Free printables for Muslim families
Colourful, child-friendly PDFs to help your child learn duas, Arabic letters and the stories of the prophets, and build a happy Quran routine at home. Download, print and enjoy.
Free guide for parentsThe Parent’s Starter Guide
5 simple steps to begin your child’s Quran journey at home: where to start, a daily routine that works, how to choose the right teacher, keeping online lessons safe, and growing a real love for the Quran.
- Tracing workbook
My Arabic Letters
A 30-page workbook with all 28 Arabic letters: how each one sounds, its shapes, tracing rows and a simple word with a picture for every letter.
- Planner and tracker
My Ramadan Tracker
A goals page, good deed ideas and a 30-day tracker for fasting, the five prayers, reading Quran, making dua and good deeds.
- Step-by-step guide
How to Pray: Salah Steps for Kids
How to pray in 9 simple steps, with the Arabic words to say, the rak‘ahs of the 5 daily prayers and a weekly prayer tracker.
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Printable cards
My Daily Duas
10 everyday duas for children, from eating and sleeping to leaving the house and sneezing. Each card has the Arabic, an easy transliteration, the meaning and the source.
- 7 pages
- Ages 4+
- Print and stick on the fridge
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Planner and tracker
My Quran Journey
A weekly Quran routine planner, a 31-day star tracker, a "Surahs I know" checklist and simple tips that help parents build a happy daily habit.
- 5 pages
- Ages 4+
- Reuse every week
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Printable cards
Prophets Story Cards
12 cut-out cards about prophets mentioned in the Quran. Each card has a simple fact, a friendly icon and the Quran reference.
- 5 pages
- Ages 5+
- Cut out and share
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Certificates
Reward Certificates
Three colourful certificates to celebrate your child: Quran Star for a new surah, Super Reader, and Ramadan Star.
- 3 pages
- A4 landscape
- Fill in and frame
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Printable poster
My Wudu Steps
How to make wudu in 10 easy steps, with a picture for each step, the dua to say after wudu and what breaks wudu.
- 5 pages
- Ages 4+
- Hang it by the sink
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Reward chart
Good Manners Chart
8 beautiful Islamic manners with their sources, and a weekly star chart with a reward your child chooses.
- 4 pages
- Ages 3+
- Reuse every week
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Tracing workbook
Arabic Numbers 1 to 10
Count, trace and say the Arabic numbers from 1 to 10, with the Arabic word and fun pictures to count.
- 7 pages
- Ages 3+
- Two numbers per page
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