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The Five Pillars of Islam

Learn the five pillars, put them in order, then take the quiz.

  • Ages 6–12
  • Five pillars
  • Order
  • Islamic knowledge
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Tap a pillar to learn what it means.

What is it?
When?

The Prophet ﷺ said: “Islam is built on five…” (Sahih al-Bukhari 8, Sahih Muslim 16)

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How to play

  1. Learn: tap each pillar to read what it is and when we do it.
  2. Put in order: tap the pillars from first to fifth.
  3. Quiz: answer 5 questions to earn up to 3 stars.
  4. Parents: ask your child to explain one pillar in their own words.

What your child learns

  • The five pillars are the foundations of a Muslim’s life.
  • What Shahada, Salah, Zakat, Sawm and Hajj mean, and when we do them.
  • The hadith: “Islam is built on five.”

Parents ask

Is there a wrong answer?

A wrong tap just wiggles. There is no penalty, so children can keep trying.

Who is this for?

Children aged about 6 to 12. Younger children can play along with a parent reading aloud.

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