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My Little Duas — 16 Illustrated Dua Cards for Kids (Free)
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My Daily Adhkar — Free Library
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Short Surahs of the Quran: Memorization Cards — Free Library
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Quran Treasures Adventure — Quiz Board Game — Free Library
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The Quran in My Life — Free Library
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Memorisation & Review Tracker for iPad
Instant downloadMemorisation & Review Tracker for iPad
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Adhkar and duas for kids in PDF as printable cards
A child memorises a dhikr when they hear it often and say it at the right moment: at bedtime, before eating, when leaving the house. Illustrated cards help link each dua to its moment, and trackers turn memorisation into a habit. Most files in this collection are free, and the texts are fully vowelled with their sources.
Free download: 30 learning files for children in the Free Library, from letters and prayer to stories and colouring. Complete a free order with your email and the download link arrives right away. Download free
What is inside
The My Little Duas cards for ages 4 to 6 hold 16 daily duas, including waking up, sleeping, eating, dressing, leaving home, the mosque, rain and travelling, two cards per page with a weekly star tracker. For ages 7 to 9, the My Daily Adhkar book covers the morning and evening adhkar: Ayat al-Kursi and Surahs Al-Ikhlas, Al-Falaq and An-Nas, plus five well-known Sunnah adhkar with simple explanations and a four-week tracker. For the Quran there are memorisation cards for Al-Fatiha and the short surahs from Al-Asr to An-Nas, the Quran Treasures family game with 60 question cards, and The Quran in My Life for ages 10 to 12. All of these come from the Free Library. For older children, or a mother following their memorisation, there is the digital memorisation and review tracker for iPad.
How to use it
Choose one dhikr a week and tie it to its moment: the eating dua at the table, the sleeping dua at bedtime. Say it in front of your child every time until they repeat it with you, then add a star to the tracker. Hang each card where it belongs; a leaving-home card by the door reminds the child and the whole family. For morning and evening adhkar pick a fixed time, such as the drive to school. You will find a fuller explanation in the article adhkar and duas for kids, complemented by memorising short surahs for kids.
Who it is for
For mothers of kindergarten and early-grade children, for Islamic studies teachers and Quran circle teachers, and for families who want a steady start to the morning and a calm end to the day.
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Paid files: your download links arrive right after payment and by email. Free files download at no cost after a quick checkout with your email. These are digital PDF products; nothing is shipped.
FAQ
Which adhkar should a child start with?
Children usually start with short duas tied to daily moments, such as saying Bismillah before eating, the sleeping dua and the leaving-home dua, then move on to the morning and evening adhkar as they grow a little older.
Are the texts verified?
Quran verses are taken from the verified Tanzil text, the Sunnah adhkar and duas are given with their sources, and the Sunnah duas on the cards follow Hisn al-Muslim.
Are the files free?
Yes. The dua cards, the adhkar book, the short surah cards, the Quran Treasures game and The Quran in My Life are free and download after a quick checkout with your email. The iPad memorisation tracker is the only paid file in the collection.
