We’ve been working on integrating Salah gradually in our
daily routine. As A is almost 6, it is very important for me to ensure that she
is not only familiar with the athkar and actions of the prayers but also that
she is trained to consistently do her prayers.
I found this method for training her to become regular in
her prayers from the book The Child in Islam by Norma Tarazi, to be
extremely useful. I have quoted the passage here:
I have started our formal prayer studies. Here is the list of the resources that I will be using InshAllah.
1.
Talibdeen Jr, step by
stepSalah instruction
http://tjislamicstudies.blogspot.com/2010/10/step-by-step-salah-instruction.html
http://tjislamicstudies.blogspot.com/2010/10/step-by-step-salah-instruction.html
3.
Resource book, Why do we
Pray
http://www.box.com/s/cd0eacc93eef9a33b393
http://www.box.com/s/cd0eacc93eef9a33b393
Here are the prayer topics that I want to focus on
initially:
What is prayer?
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Why do we Pray
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The Story of the Israa and Miraj
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The Qiblah: Facing the Kaaba
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Wudoo
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Knows that wudhu is necessary before one can pray
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Knows the steps of wudhu and can perform them
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Knows what breaks ones wudhu
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Knows that excessive water should not be used to make wudhu
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Knows the duaa to say after wudhu is made
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The Sutrah
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Things that Break the Prayer
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Takbeer
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Opening Duaa
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Rukoo
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Sujood
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Between the Sajdahs
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Straightening from Rukoo
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The Tashahhud
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Salaat Upon the Prophet(salla Allahu alayhi wa sallam
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Seeking Refuge from 4
Things
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Supplication before Tasleem
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Tasleem
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After Prayer Thikr
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What is a Rakaah?
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Positions of the Salaat
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The Five Prayers
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Salatul Fajr
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Salatul Dhuhr
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Salatul Asr
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Salatul Maghrib
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Salatul Ishaa
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Assalaamu Alaikum wa Ramatullahi wa Barakatuh sister :)
ReplyDeleteInshaAllah this finds you and your family in the best of health and iman. Jazaki Allahu khairun for sharing this publicly! InshaAllah it will benefit my youngest daughter as I teach her to pray. I'm enjoying reading your blog. Do you still post?