RELIGIOUS LEARNING

Transmitting the values of Islam and teaching the fundamentals of religious practice is a priority for many families in Morocco. The Wlidaty Religious Learning collection has been designed to support parents in this noble mission, by making spiritual education accessible, fun, and engaging for the youngest. We know that learning the movements of prayer (Salât) or the steps of ablutions (Woudou) can seem complex for a child; that's why we offer visual and educational materials adapted to their age and understanding.

Our books and guides are designed to transform learning into a moment of sharing and tenderness. Whether they are illustrated books detailing the steps step-by-step or laminated charts to display in the bedroom or bathroom, each product aims to encourage the child's autonomy in their practice. Available in versions adapted for girls and boys, these tools are valuable allies for anchoring faith and good habits from the youngest age, all at soft prices in dirhams (MAD).

Varied resources to guide young Muslims:

• "I Learn Salât" Books: Complete and colorful books that explain the meaning of prayer, the positions to adopt, and the words to pronounce, with a gentle educational approach.
• Ablutions (Woudou) Guides: Books and posters detailing the importance of purification and the correct sequence of ablution movements.
• Laminated Routine Charts: Durable "Front-Back" materials to display, serving as a daily visual aid to not forget anything when preparing for prayer.
• Girl and Boy Versions: Specific illustrations to allow each child to identify with the character (clothing, specific positions).

Tips for supporting your child's religious awakening:

• Install the routine charts at the child's eye level (near the sink for ablutions, near the prayer mat for prayer) to promote their autonomy.
• Prioritize learning by example: pray next to your child using the book as a guide, and encourage them without forcing.
• Use these resources to establish a calm and spiritual moment as a family, for example before bedtime or on Friday.
• Praise every progress to associate religious practice with a positive and rewarding feeling.

Frequently Asked Questions about Religious Learning (FAQ)

At what age should we start using these books?

These resources are generally suitable from the age of 4 or 5, when the child begins to take an interest in their parents' actions. The illustrations allow for visual understanding even before the child can read fluently.

Are the books in Arabic or French?

The majority of our selection is designed for French-speaking or bilingual children in Morocco. Explanations are often in French to facilitate understanding, with religious terms (Sourates, Invocations) in Arabic and/or phonetics.

What is the difference between the Girl and Boy versions?

The spiritual content and the steps of ablutions remain identical. The difference lies mainly in the illustrations (character wearing the hijab for the girl, outfit for the boy) and sometimes in certain specific prayer postures, allowing the child to identify more easily.

Are the routine charts waterproof?

Yes, the routine charts (especially those from Family Organizer) are laminated. This makes them resistant to splashes, which is ideal for use in the bathroom while learning ablutions.

Do these books contain the necessary Surahs?

Yes, most prayer learning books include the essential small Surahs (like Al-Fatiha and the last short Surahs) as well as the invocations (Douaas) to recite during the different movements of the Salât.

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At Wlidaty, we are committed to offering products that have meaning. Giving a book on prayer or ablutions is offering a lasting gift that will support your child in their personal and spiritual development.