Islaam is built upon five:

the testimony that there is no god but Allaah

and that Muhammad is the Messenger of Allaah;
establishing regular prayer (salat);
paying the zakat; Hajj (pilgrimage)
and fasting Ramadaan. (Agreed upon)

The Five Pillars

of Islaam
ash-Shahaadataan

Salat
There are five pillars of Islaam.
You will learn about them in this book
alhamdulillaah!

Zakat
Fasting
Ramadaan

Hajj

Lets Start
Inshaa Allaah!
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Show Five
How many more cubes do you need to make five? Draw it.

Find & Show Five

Find 5 on the number line. Put a red dot ( ) on it. Next,
show 5 using tally marks.

I have two cubes. I need

_______ more cubes
to make 5.

Word

Five
Bonus: Can
you find and
colour the
number 5 on
the number
chart?

Tally Marks

Writing Five

Make Five
How many more dots do you need to make five? Show it.

First, trace the word five and then write it by yourself.

T he Wording of ash-Shahaadataan

Ash-Shahaadataan

The wording of ash-Shahaadataan is:

Ash-hadu an la elahailla-Allaah
wa ash-hadu anna Muhammadan rasulullaah
I bear witness that there is no deity (worthy of
worship) but Allaah, and I bear witness that
Muhammad is the messenger of Allaah.

This means that a Muslim believes that Allaah alone is the

Creator of everything. He is the only One who sustains,
controls, provides and takes care of His creation. He created
everything like the sky, the earth, the sun, and the moon. He
controls when the night and day comes, He controls when it
rains and when it snows. Allaah also gives us everything we
need like food, clothing, and shelter. He heals us when we are
sick and He is the one who gives us life. A Muslim believes in
all of Allaahs most Beautiful Names and Attributes, and
a Muslim believes that Allaah alone, and no one else, is the
only one who is deserving of worship. A Muslim also believes
that Allaah, by His Mercy sent His Messenger Muhammad
(sallallaahu alayhi wa sallam), and revealed to him the
Quraan, and commanded him to convey Islaam to all of the
Aalameen. We must love him (sallallaahu alayhi wa salam),
learn about him, and follow his sunnah.

Some Things That Allaah Gives Us

Draw some things that we see or do in the daytime.

Use the cards* to sort some of things that Allaah gives us.

Clothes

Shelter

Draw some things that we see at night.

*Cards found in the back of this book.

On the petal of each flower, write or draw some ways we

worship Allaah alone.

Allaah
that

Muhammad

the

Fill in the missing words.

I bear witness _______ there is no

deity

(worthy

of

worship)

but

________, and I bear witness that

_______________
messenger of Allaah.

is

_____

He who obeys the Messenger, has indeed obeyed Allaah

{Surah An-Nisaa: 80}
Draw a line to match each uppercase letter to the correct lowercase
letter.

M
U
H

Believing in Allaahs Most Beautiful

Names & Attributes
Complete the puzzle*.

m
a

*Puzzle found in the back of this book.

Salat

The word salat is hiding below. Can you find it? It is hidden 3 times.
The beginning of the first hidden word is done for you.

S A L A T
A R A D M
L O L K Z
A W G E F

The Muslim believes that Allaah has commanded every

sane adult Muslim to pray the five prayers, every day.
When a Muslim prays, he or she must be pure and
clean; he or she must have wudhu. Every day, when a
Muslim prays, he or she stands before their Lord
thanking Him for His blessings, asking Him of His bounty,
asking Him to forgive their sins. They also ask Him for
Paradise, and seeking refuge in Him azza wa jal from

T A L A S

Hell. There are five prayers that a Muslim must pray

each day: the five daily prayers are fajr, dhuhr, asr,
maghrib, and ishaa.

The Five Daily Prayers

The Positions of Salat

Cut and glue the names of the positions of the salat.

Match the scrambled names of the five daily prayers to

their correct spelling.

ras

ahi a s

maghrib

dhuhr

ja r f

asr

b h I a m r g

ishaa

r u h d h

fajr

Trace the lines from the money to the zakat jars.

Zakat

Allaah has given some people a lot of money to test them to

see if they will be grateful to Him for the wealth He has given
them, and Allaah created some people poor to test them to
see if they will be patient with not having a lot of money. We
are one ummah and we show compassion, kindness, love
and mercy toward one another. Allaah has ordered the
Muslims to pay zakaah which is taken from the rich and given
to the poor. Zakaah purifies and cleanses wealth, and purifies
the soul from stinginess and miserliness. It strengthens the
love between the rich and poor, takes away hatred, makes
Put
Zakat
In here

Put
Zakat
In here

Put
Zakat
In here

security prevail and brings happiness to the ummah.

Race To Do A Good Deed

Directions: Kindly ask your parents for a cardboard
box. Use the play money below and the box to race
your family and friends to see who can put the play
zakat money in the box first. Be sure to give everyone
some play zakat money.

Solve the secret message.

A=1

B=2

C=3

D=4

E=5

F=6

G=7

H=8

I=9

J = 10

K = 11

L = 12

M=
13

N=
14

O=
15

P = 16

Q=
17

R = 18

S = 19

T=
20

U=
21

V=
22

W=
23

X=
24

Y=
25

Z=
26

Sawmu
Ramadaan

Each day during the month of Ramadan, Muslims fast. They

have the intention that from the break of dawn until sunset
they will not eat or drink anything to please Allaah. Muslims
fast from dawn until sunset during Ramadan because, in the

Many Muslims break their fast with

Quran, Allaah says (what translated means), O you who

believe! Observing As-Sawm (the fasting) is prescribed for you

20

19

as it was prescribed for those before you, that you may

become Al-Muttaqoon (the pious)[al-Baqarah: 183]. Fasting
helps a Muslim get closer to Allaah, it helps a Muslim stay
away from the things that Allaah does not like and has told us
to avoid, it helps a Muslim work on being more patient, and
fasting also helps Muslims compete to do more good deed.

For iftar, we eat many different foods. Some foods are shown below.
Say the name of each picture, and then colour the beginning sound.

Words About Fasting

Read it.

Date

Moon

Water

Write it.

Draw it.

Trace the line to get to the picture of the Kabah.

Hajj

In the Quran, Allaah says (what translated means), And Hajj

(pilgrimage to Makkah) to the House (Kabah) is a duty that
mankind owes to Allaah, those who can afford the expenses;
and whoever disbelieves [i.e. denies Hajj (pilgrimage to
Makkah), then he is a disbeliever of Allaah], then Allaah stands
not in need of any of the Aalameen (mankind, jinn and all that
exists) [Aal Imraan: 97] . This is why, each year, millions of
Muslims go to Makkah to make Hajj. The time of Hajj is the
tenth month, eleventh month, and the first ten days of the
twelfth month of the Islaamic calendar.

Can You Find

Match the ordinal number to the Islaamic month.

10th

11th

6 Tents

1 Orange car

1 Plane

1 Green Dome

2 Palm Trees

2 Brown
Apartment
Buildings

12th

Dhl-Qidah

Dhl-ijjah

Shawwl

Salat

AshShahaadataan

Sawmu
Ramadaan

AshShahaadataan

Sawmu
Ramadaan

Salat

Hajj

Zakat

Five

Zakat

Five

Hajj

Say the name of each picture. Colour the beginning sound.

___ abah
D

___ ate
W

___ asjid
N

___ ug
B

___ akat
Z

___ oon
W

Cards for Positions of Salat Activity

Qiyaam

Sujood

Rukoo

Juloos

Puzzle found in ash-Shahaadataan section.

Review

Match the name of each pillar of Islaam to the correct picture.

ashShahaadataan

Salat

Zakat

Sawmu
Ramadaan

Hajj

Cards for Some Things Allaah Gives Us.

Childs Name

Date

knows the Five Pillars of Islaam!

Signature

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