The Sunnah table manners every Muslim child should know: Bismillah, the right hand, eating from what’s in front of you, no waste and Alhamdulillah. With a short story and a free 7-day printable.
The complete My Akhlaq Journey series: 11 free lessons on Islamic manners for kids, each with a story, a Qur’an verse or hadith, an activity and a printable 7-day checklist.
A simple way to teach Muslim kids gratitude and saying Alhamdulillah: one Qur’an verse, one short story, one activity and a printable 7-day checklist. Lesson 11 of our Akhlaq Journey for kids.
Teach Muslim kids that smiling is a Sunnah and a charity: one hadith, one short story, one activity and a printable 7-day checklist. Lesson 10 of our Akhlaq Journey for kids.
A simple way to teach Muslim kids to keep their promises: one Qur’an verse, one short story, one activity and a printable 7-day checklist. Lesson 9 of our Akhlaq Journey for kids.
A simple way to teach Muslim kids trustworthiness (amanah): one Qur’an verse, one short story, one activity and a printable 7-day checklist. Lesson 8 of our Akhlaq Journey for kids.
A simple way to teach Muslim kids honesty and make telling the truth feel safe: one hadith, one short story, one activity and a printable 7-day checklist. Lesson 7 of our Akhlaq Journey for kids.
A simple way to teach Muslim kids to share without forcing it: one hadith, one short story, one activity and a printable 7-day checklist. Lesson 6 of our Akhlaq Journey for kids.
A simple way to teach Muslim kids to speak kindly, even when they’re upset: one hadith, one short story, one activity and a printable 7-day checklist. Lesson 5 of our Akhlaq Journey for kids.
A simple way to get Muslim kids helping at home without nagging: one hadith, one short story, one activity and a printable 7-day checklist. Lesson 2 of our Akhlaq Journey for kids.