Prayer is a pillar of religion and the main obligation of a Muslim. The Messenger of Allah (may peace be upon him) said:"Pray for you guys as you see me pray."(HR. Bukhari).
Getting used to praying for prayers from an early age is a valuable investment. With prayer on time, children learn discipline, responsibility, and closeness with God.
📌 5 Practical Tips for Parents & Teachers
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Visual schedule of prayer at home
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Paste the poster prayer schedule in the room or family room.
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Use a star sticker or check mark every time a child pray on time.
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Prayer in congregation of the family
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Invite children to pray with parents.
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Create a pleasant atmosphere, for example with prayer together after prayer.
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Give a consistent example
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Children imitate the habits of their parents. If parents are disciplined in prayer, children will get used to it.
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Use alarm or reminder
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Install the adhan alarm on a cellphone or house speaker.
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Teach children to recognize the sound of the call to prayer as a sign of prayer calls.
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Appreciation & Positive Motivation
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Give praise, hugs, or small rewards after the child consistently prayers.
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Emphasize that prayer is a sign of love for Allah, not just an obligation.
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Getting children into the habit of praying on time cannot be instant, but rather through a patient process. WithClear schedule, parental example, pilgrims, and positive appreciation, children will grow accustomed to love prayer as part of their lives.
Additional Tips:
Make family challenges, for example"30 days of prayer on time"With a simple checklist table that can be filled together.