Ramadan Day 24: Ameen: Our Family Du'a List
“Ameen” means “O Allah, accept” — we say it at the end of a du'a. Below you'll find a 5-minute activity for little ones (3–5) and big kids (6–8), today's word with audio, and a day card to print.
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Today's mini-lesson
“Ameen” means “O Allah, accept” — we say it at the end of a du'a.
In salah, we say “Ameen” after Surah Al-Fatiha.
In the last ten nights, many families make a list of du'as so they don't forget anyone.
Sources: Sahih al-Bukhari 780
Ameen echo
You make short du'as out loud — “O Allah, bless Grandma”, “O Allah, help the poor” — and your child answers each one with a big “Ameen!”
Our du'a list
Write a family list of people and things to make du'a for: family, friends, people who are sick or hungry, and the whole world. Read it together each night.
Ameen
آمِين
Ameen
“O Allah, accept”
We say it after a du'a and after Al-Fatiha.
Ameen: Our Family Du'a List
You make short du'as out loud — “O Allah, bless Grandma”, “O Allah, help the poor” — and your child answers each one with a big “Ameen!”
Write a family list of people and things to make du'a for: family, friends, people who are sick or hungry, and the whole world. Read it together each night.
آمِين
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