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Gentle Salah Starter

An age-by-age plan for teaching wudu and salah, with a 28-day habit plan and calm words for hard moments.

Ages 4–1042-page PDFA4 · print or screenClickable sources
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Parents of children aged about 4–10 who want prayer to become a habit, not a battle.

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Is this you?

  • Your child doesn’t pray yet, or prays only after reminder after reminder.
  • You’re not sure what to teach first — wudu, the movements, or the words.
  • Reminders turn into arguments, and you worry pushing will make them dislike prayer.
  • Advice online is either gentle with no plan, or strict with no warmth.

Where you’ll be

  • Your child makes wudu and prays the positions in order, with the key words.
  • One or two prayers a day with little or no nagging.
  • Prayer has a fixed place and time in your home.
  • A child who connects prayer with warmth, not fear.

What’s inside

42 pages, ready to use

Age-by-age roadmapWhat to expect from 2 to 10+, based on the Sunnah’s ages 7 and 10.
Picture guidesWudu in ten steps and the positions of one rak‘ah.
The 28-day habit planDay by day, with a worked example.
Calm scriptsFor “I don’t want to”, “later”, rushing, tiredness and Fajr.
TroubleshootingProblem, cause and fix tables.
PrintablesHabit tracker, 5-prayer chart, wudu poster, salah step cards and certificate.

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Details

FormatPDF, A4 (prints on US Letter with “fit to page”)
Length42 pages
ForAges 4–10
SourcesFacts marked and linked; practical suggestions labelled separately
LicencePersonal and family use

Good to know

  • Every guide marks Fact (from a named source, with a link) and Practical judgment (our suggestions) so you can tell them apart.
  • Where scholars or schools differ, the guide says so and suggests you check with your local teacher.
  • Illustrations keep people faceless.

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