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My First Steps

Being Muslim is made of little steps that anyone can learn, even grown-ups. Play each lesson to the end, then light your star.

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The Big Sentence

The whole religion fits in one breath

Every Muslim in the world, every grandmother in Makkah, every kid in Canada, agrees on one sentence. It is the first thing whispered to babies and the password of the whole ummah:

لَا إِلَٰهَ إِلَّا اللَّهُ مُحَمَّدٌ رَسُولُ اللَّهِ

La ilaha illa Allah, Muhammadun rasul Allah

There is no god but Allah, and Muhammad ﷺ is His Messenger.

That's it. That's the key to the whole house. If you can say it and mean it, you're in the family.

Build the Big Sentence: tap the words in the right order.

Tap the first word!Yes! Now the next word.Not that one. Listen, then try again!You built the Big Sentence!

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Wudu, Getting Sparkly

Before we pray, we wash, like getting ready to meet Someone important. Because we are.

بِسْمِ اللَّهِ Bismillah

Wudu is not a race. Water is precious: the Prophet ﷺ used only a little, even beside a river.

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The Five Prayers and Their Skies

Each prayer has its own sky. Look at the window and you will always know which one it is.

Which prayer is it? Look at the sky, then tap the prayer.

Each ★ is one rak'ah: a round of standing, bowing, and touching your forehead to the floor, the closest place to Allah you can be! Learn them slowly, one prayer at a time.

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Little Golden Words

Tiny sentences that turn ordinary moments into treasure

When do we say it? Look at the moment, then tap the golden words.

Before you eat
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The Secret Level: Kindness

Worship is not only on the prayer mat

The Prophet ﷺ taught that smiling at someone is charity (Tirmidhi 1956), that Allah loves gentle hands, and that the best Muslims are the best to their families. Every kind thing you do is weighed on your scale.

Kind or not kind? Tap the right answer and fill your scale.

For parents · the minimum & the reasonable maximum

The floor: children are invited to pray from around seven and expected to keep the habit from around ten (Abu Dawud 495 · hasan), but accountability before Allah begins only at maturity. Before then, everything is practice, and practice is meant to be praised, not policed.

The reasonable ceiling: a child who loves five short prayers will outgrow a child who was forced through fifty. Add Qur'an in verses, fasting in half-days, and let them see you loving it. The sunnah of teaching is patience: "Allah is gentle and loves gentleness in all things" (Bukhari 6927).

The Big Codex has the whole story when they're ready: the Path · the Mushaf · the 25 Prophets.