Learn while you play Salah Matching Game, the popular memory game! The Salah Matching Game is simple to set up and makes it easy to learn while having fun!

How to play:
Choose one of the four ways to play the game.

The youngest player goes first. Shuffle the cards and place them picture-side down. Each player takes a turn to flip a pair of cards. If the cards match, the player wins two points. If the cards do not match, the player returns the cards picture-side down.

During game play, each player will say out loud the name and position of salah on the card. The player will build important sight-word recognition in Arabic and English while seeing a detailed visual image of salah and improving their memory!

The game can be varied by combining one of the three colors of the game cards so that children of varying ages can be appropriately challenged during play. The simplest version of the game is played with only blue cards. More advanced game play can be arranged by combining blue and green, blue and red, or green and red.

Product Features:
Beautifully-detailed illustrations of the positions and names of salah Includes Arabic and English names of salah Two player game, ages 4+ (for everyone!) Contents include 40 (2.25" x 3.5") playing cards High-quality plastic playing card box with finished edge for easier grip Hinged on one side connecting the body with the lid with a snap close Lightweight and portable for easy on-the-go fun Though research, invention, and hundreds of play tests, we understand how to make great games for families.

Spend Ramadan with Zaky, Kazwa, Teeham & Toofa and learn many things about Ramadan…The greatest month of the year!
Ramadan Episodes includes:

• Ramadan Moon sighting .
• Doing good deeds.
• Suhoor & Tahajjud.
• Being dutiful & kind to our parents.
• Breaking our fast.
• Cleanliness is one half of our faith.
• Zaky’s advice for Ramadan.
• Helping & feeding the needy & poor.
• Health & Nutrition.

Time to Pray with Zaky is the world's first animation film teaching children the most important pillar of Islam - prayer (salaah) and ablution (wudu).

Zaky & his friends are playing in the fields when the athaan is heard from the nearby mosque. The children go to make wudu but Abraham is missing. Zaky finds him & realizes that Abraham doesn’t know how to make wudu or pray. "That's okay, Abraham. We'll teach you", says Zaky.

Abraham is excited & joins the rest of his friends as they all offer to help teach him the steps. Together with Teema, Toofa & Kazwa, Zaky teaches Abraham the simple steps of wudu & prayer… and they all learn some extra things along the way!

Time to Pray with Zaky is a fun & educational animated film for children of all ages. It is designed to assist your child in learning the simple steps of making wudu & prayer, the most important pillar of Islam.

Special Features Include:

• Includes quiz time, songs, video clips & more...
• Featuring 6 new voice only songs
• Introduces three new cartoon characters - Kazwa The Camel and Toofa & Teema The Birds

DVD Specifications:

• Full Screen presentation (1.33:1 aspect ratio)
• Dolby Digital 2.0 English
• English subtitles
  
• NTSC
• Region Code All

Written in simple, rhyming language and accompanied with bold, colourful illustrations this book is perfect to introduce young children to the most important acts in Islam: the Five Pillars. Each spread features one of the Five Pillars: believing in Allah and His Messenger, praying, fasting, giving charity and performing Hajj.

Noor Kids go to Hajj! introduces Hajj to children by focusing on the rationale associated with two components of Hajj, Tawaaf and Sa’iee.

In the first story, In Allah’s Orbit, Asad draws a parallel between the planets rotating around the sun with pilgrims doing Tawaaf around the Kaa’ba – internalizing a belief that Allah (SWT) is the center of our lives. In the second story, Lost & Found, Amira learns about the power of prayer as she asks for Allah (SWT) for help when she is lost – taking a page from the story of Lady Hajar and Baby Ismail in Mecca.

This book also features an Islamic Invention, a spotlight on the Cave of Hira, a recipe from Chef Yvonne from MyHalalKitchen& much more!

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!

Box Contains:

1. 1 Game Board
2. 50 Question Cards
3. 4 Playing Pieces
4. 1 Instruction Booklet
5. 1 Copy of "How to Pray Salat"
6. 1 Playing Wheel

This press, listen, and learn pad with illustrations and sounds teaches children (and adults) how to perform wudhu and salah. Hear the adhan, iqama, and much more. Learn the duas to be recited after the adhan, wudhu, and salah. A great learning tool for anyone wishing to learn salah. Nice illustrations show the steps of wudhu and salah.

• Press the play buttons under each picture to hear and learn how to perform wudhu and salah.
• Press and follow each play button to hear the recitation in each position in salah.
• Press the i button to hear details for each position in salah.
• Press the adhan button to hear the beautiful call to prayer.
• Press the dua buttons to hear the dua for after adhan and wudhu.
• Learn how many rakahs there are in each salah and the duas for after salah.

This is a great way to help children enjoy learning the correct way to perform Salah. It is fun, interactive, and innovative. Comes ready to use with 3 AAA batteries included. The boys iPray pad has male voice recitations. It comes with its own very detailed Beginners Guide to Salah to supplement the iPray pad. All teachings in the iPray pad and in the guidebook are in accordance with the Hanafi school of fiqh. Please note that iPray Salah pads are only recorded in English and Arabic. All iPray pads meet all required British and European health and safety requirements, including CE, EN71, and Rohs. The recommended age is 3+.

Press, Listen and Learn pad with illustrations and sounds that teach children (and adults) how to perform Wudhu and Salah, Hear the Adhan, Iqama, and much more.
Learn the dua’s to be recited after Adhan, Wudhu and Salah.
A great learning tool for anyone wishing to learn Salah.

• Nicely illustrated to see the steps in Wudhu and Salah .
• Press the play buttons under each picture to hear and learn how to perform Wudhu and Salah.
• Press and follow each play button to hear the recitation in each position in Salah.
• Press the i button to hear details for each positon in Salah.
• Press the Adhan button to hear the beautiful call to prayer.
• Press the Dua buttons to hear Dua’a after Adhan and Wudhu.
• Learn how many rakahs there are in each Salah and the Dua after Salah.

This is a great way to help children enjoy learning the values and correct way to perform Salah – fun, interactive and innovative.

• Comes ready to use with 3 x AAA batteries included.
• Girl iPray pad has female voice recitations.
• Comes with its own very detailed Beginners Guide to Salah to supplement the iPray pad.
• All teachings in the iPray pad and in the guide book are according to the Hanafi School .

Please note that iPray Salah pads only recorded in English and Arabic only. All iPray pads meet all the required British and European, Health and Safety requirements CE, EN71, and Rohs certified. (Age: 3+ Years).

It’s a step by step guide to perfecting your child's obligatory prayers according to the Quran and the Sunnah and an excellent and exceptionally clear guidebook for learning the Islamic prayer. Simplistic layout establishes what is uttered before and during the prayer accompanied by illustrations that indicate the precise movements and positions of the prayer. Included are all relevant Qur'anic verses and haddith that are related to the prayer as well as optional verses from Qur'an and du’a' before, during and after the prayer. The text is written in Arabic, transliterated English and with English meaning. All this information is clearly laid out in a small, well illustrated little book that captures the attention of both children and adults. We did notice one omission in that the recitation of Surah Al Fatiha was not mentioned until the introduction of the second Raka, but nevertheless stated that it must be read in each Raka of the prayer.

This selection of prayers for children of seven years and above expresses the variety and richness of prayer and is designed to be used at home, or at school. With bright and colorful illustrations, this book will encourage children to explore their own ways of praying.

The best prayers are often the ones we say naturally when we are happy, excited or sad about something. But at that time, we don’t always find the right words to express our inner feelings. Reading these prayers from the Quran, you will find the best words and phrases to pray with, at any time and in any situation. In that way, you will find yourself closer to Allah, as if you are whispering to Him. Then it will not be just you alone, but an exchange between you and the Almighty, which will begin to flow, inspiring and lighting up your mind and heart. May this collection of prayers bring you wisdom and many blessings.