The Five Daily Prayers Poster for Kids (Free Printable)
A colourful chart of the five daily prayers: each prayer's name in Arabic and English, when it is prayed in simple words, and how many rak'ahs it has. A sky strip from dawn to night helps children see where each prayer falls in the day.
Free printable PDF for ages 3–8 · 18 × 24 in poster, US Letter & A4 · no sign-up.
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Big wall poster for a classroom or masjid
18 × 24 in poster PDF · 2.5 MBPrint-ready: send it to any print shop or online poster printer and ask for an 18 × 24 inch full-colour print.
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Watch “Five Times a Day” →What's on the poster
- A sky strip from dawn to night: dawn, midday, afternoon, sunset and night
- Five cards with the prayer names in Arabic and English: Fajr, Dhuhr, 'Asr, Maghrib and 'Isha
- When each prayer is, in simple words, such as 'At dawn, before the sun comes up' for Fajr
- The rak'ahs for each prayer, with dots to count: 2, 4, 4, 3 and 4
- 'One rak'ah: we stand, bow, then do sujud two times', and a line from the NoorHop song “Five Times a Day”
- A QR code to watch and sing “Five Times a Day”
Sources
Qur'an verses are copied letter for letter from tanzil.net or quran.com, and du'as and hadith from sunnah.com. The reference is printed on the poster, with a transliteration and a simple meaning. Where schools of thought differ on small details, follow your teacher.
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For grown-ups
- Hang it near your prayer space or the front door, and point to the right card each time you hear the adhan or sit down to pray.
- Count the dots together to learn how many rak'ahs each prayer has; it doubles as a gentle first maths game.
- Play 'Which prayer is it?': look out of the window and match the sky to the strip at the top.
- The rak'ah numbers are the fard prayers; add the sunnah prayers when your child is ready, and follow your teacher on details such as when 'Asr begins.
- Print at 100% ("actual size") on thick paper, or laminate it for a busy wall. For a big classroom or masjid poster, use the 18 × 24 in PDF at a print shop.
Free for home & classroom use · © Starling Global · Licence
Contains du'a and the name of Allah — please keep printed sheets respectfully.
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