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Wudu & Salah Steps Game

Put the steps of wudu and salah in the right order.

  • Ages 4–10
  • Wudu
  • Salah
  • Sequencing
  • Free · No ads
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    How to play

    1. Choose Wudu or Salah at the top.
    2. Tap the card for step 1, then step 2, and so on.
    3. Each correct card joins the path with a short tip about that step.
    4. Stuck? Tap Hint and the next card will glow.

    What your child learns

    • The 10 steps of wudu, from intention to the shahada at the end.
    • The main positions of salah: standing, ruku, sujud, sitting and salam.
    • What to say in each position of the prayer.

    Parents ask

    Which way of praying does the game follow?

    It shows the common steps taught to young children. Small details differ between schools of thought, so follow what your family or teacher teaches.

    Is it for children who already pray?

    Yes. Younger children learn the order, and older children can practise what to say in each position.

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