Printables
Printable Islamic worksheets for kids
17 word searches and crosswords for Muslim children — Allah’s beautiful names, the pillars of Islam, the steps of wudu, the five daily prayers. Every sheet is a PDF: the puzzle on one page, its answer key on the next.
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Allah's Beautiful Names (Part 1) — The Sweetest Names
Ten of Allah's beautiful names and what each one means, matched from their meanings as clues (part 1 of ten).
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Allah's Beautiful Names (Part 2) — The Greatest Names
Ten of Allah's beautiful names and what each one means, matched from their meanings as clues (part 2 of ten).
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Allah's Beautiful Names (Part 3) — The Nicest Names
Ten of Allah's beautiful names and what each one means, matched from their meanings as clues (part 3 of ten).
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Allah's Beautiful Names (Part 4) — The Finest Names
Ten of Allah's beautiful names and what each one means, matched from their meanings as clues (part 4 of ten).
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Allah's Beautiful Names (Part 5) — The Dearest Names
Ten of Allah's beautiful names and what each one means, matched from their meanings as clues (part 5 of ten).
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Allah's Beautiful Names (Part 6) — The Grandest Names
Ten of Allah's beautiful names and what each one means, matched from their meanings as clues (part 6 of ten).
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Allah's Beautiful Names (Part 7) — The Brightest Names
Ten of Allah's beautiful names and what each one means, matched from their meanings as clues (part 7 of ten).
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Allah's Beautiful Names (Part 8) — The Purest Names
Ten of Allah's beautiful names and what each one means, matched from their meanings as clues (part 8 of ten).
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Allah's Beautiful Names (Part 9) — The Richest Names
Ten of Allah's beautiful names and what each one means, matched from their meanings as clues (part 9 of ten).
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Allah's Beautiful Names (Part 10) — The Wisest Names
Nine of Allah's beautiful names and what each one means, matched from their meanings as clues (part 10 of ten).
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Word search Easy
Pillars of Faith
The six articles of Islamic faith: belief in Allah, the angels, the books, the prophets, Qiyamah (the Day of Judgement) and Qadar (divine decree).
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Pillars of Islam
The five pillars of Islam — Shahada, Salah, Zakat, Sawm and Hajj — together with Mecca and Ramadan.
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Word search Medium
Ramadan Nights and Eid
Words from the nights and the end of Ramadan: taraweeh prayers, Laylat al-Qadr, dua, sadaqah and zakat, and the takbir of Eid under the new moon.
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Word search Easy
Ramadan Words
Words from the month of Ramadan: sawm (fasting), suhoor before dawn, iftar at sunset, dates, and the Quran.
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Time to Pray
The names of the five daily prayers — Fajr, Dhuhr, Asr, Maghrib and Isha — along with the adhan, sujood and sunnah.
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Word search Easy
Words of Faith
Everyday Islamic words a child hears at home and at the masjid: iman, dua, Mecca, masjid, adhan and halal.
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Word search Easy
Wudu Steps
The steps of wudu in order: niyyah, then washing the hands, mouth, nose, face, arms, head, ears and feet.
Each one can be played on screen too, and most have a song that teaches the same words — sing it first and the puzzle becomes remembering rather than guessing. All the songs are here.
For prayer
Cheat sheet · 1 page · for beginners of any age
How to Make Wudu
The nine steps of wudu on one page, from Bismillah to the feet, each with a picture of Layth at the sink and the steps done three times marked 3×. Tape it by the sink, and pair it with How to Pray.
Cheat sheet · 2 pages · for beginners of any age
How to Pray
One rakat, step by step: each posture with a picture, what to do, and every word to say in Arabic, how to say it and what it means, from the takbir to the salaam. The last line shows how many rakat each of the five prayers has. Keep it on the prayer mat until you know the words by heart.
For Ramadan
Fridge chart · 1 page · all ages
My Ramadan
A trail winding through an oasis, with thirty lanterns along it and Layth, Layan and the friends cheering it on. A child colors one lantern at the end of each day, crescents mark the nights to look for Laylat al-Qadr, and the path ends at an Eid gift to color on Eid morning.
Journal · 44 pages · ages 7 to 12
My Ramadan Journal
A note from Layth and Layan, a page to write this Ramadan’s goals, the My Ramadan chart to color, then a page for every day: the five prayers and Taraweeh, how the fast went, what they read or listened to of the Quran, the dua or dhikr of the day, one good deed, and a box to draw in. It ends with a certificate for a parent to sign, thirty ideas for the good deed box, dua cards to cut out and two pages to color.
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30-day planner · 40 pages · for grown-ups
Ramadan Planner
A month at a glance, then a page for every day: a salah tracker with fard and sunnah, a fasting tracker, the day’s juz, one of Allah’s beautiful names, a dhikr with its meaning, a hydration tracker, and room for what you are grateful for. It ends with a page to plan the last ten nights, one to write your own duas, an Eid checklist and a page for next Ramadan.
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