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Teach Your Child How to Pray, Step by Step

Are you looking for a fun and effective way to teach your child how to pray?

With the Steps to Prayer (formerly known as ‘What’s Next?‘), you can teach your child how to perform the Salah in an engaging and comprehensive way. Here’s how:

A set of 32 beautifully crafted flash cards to help children understand and memorize the true essence of Surah Al Fatihah.

• Vocabulary learning is made fun and exciting by picture-word association.
• Exercise cards to stimulate imagination and reinforce the concept behind each ayah for practical and linguistic understanding.
• Comes with instruction booklet – suggests various games to engage with children.

Suitable for 3+ years old.

With My Mat, you can teach your child both the English and Arabic alphabet in the simplest way whilst also having an enjoyable time with your child. Here’s how:

My Mat Lite works with Kiitab (sold separately) which reads the letters out, plays games and sings alphabet songs for your child to get the most out of the experience.

The Salat Knowledge Game is suitable for 2 to 4 players aged three and above. In this game of slides and ladders, you spin the wheel and race to the finish before your friend reaches there. Along the way you learn the meaning and message of salat, that is, the five daily prayers. If you miss a prayer, you go down through the slippery slide, but if you offer it on time and with care, you climb up the ladder. And that is not all. There are chances to win a Salat Card too. Answer the question given on the card correctly and increase your knowledge about the five daily prayers. In this way, you don’t just try to run for the finish line, but learn all about salat as well. Isn’t this a fun way to play and learn!