Religious Cards

Religious education for children is a fundamental step for many families in Morocco. To make this learning both fun, accessible, and motivating, we have gathered a collection of religious cards and educational sheets. These visual aids are designed to support the youngest, from age 3 up to adolescence, in discovering the values of Islam, learning prayer, and practicing good deeds (Hassanates) daily.

Whether preparing for the sacred month of Ramadan or establishing a spiritual routine throughout the year, these educational tools are precious allies for parents. They allow abstract concepts to be transformed into concrete, positive actions. Available for all budgets in dirhams (MAD), our cards and sheets are designed to integrate harmoniously into family life, promoting exchange and the child's spiritual development.

Various tools for every learning stage:

• Prayer and Ablutions Learning Sheets: Laminated and illustrated aids, often double-sided, to guide the child step-by-step through the gestures of Wudu and Salat. Available in girl and boy versions.
• Good Deeds Cards (Sadaqa): Card sets segmented by age group (3-6 years, 6-12 years, teens) offering daily challenges of kindness, sharing, and help around the house.
• Special Ramadan Cards: Unique sets that follow the sacred month's lunar cycle, associating each day with a positive action or a reflection, sometimes available in multiple languages (Arabic, French, English).
• Routine Aids: Visual tools to help the child memorize their religious and daily tasks independently.

Tips for using these cards as a family:

• Evening or Iftar Ritual: Draw a "good deed" card each morning or at the breaking of the fast to set a positive goal for the day or the next day.
• Age Adaptation: Start with the visual sheets for toddlers (3-6 years) and introduce deeper reflection cards for older children and teenagers.
• Positive Reinforcement: Congratulate your child when they complete the action on their card or successfully perform their ablutions thanks to their guide sheet; this strengthens their confidence and love for the practice.

Frequently Asked Questions about Religious Cards (FAQ)

At what age can we start using the good deeds cards?

There are sets specifically designed for toddlers from 3 years old, with simple and understandable actions (smiling, sharing a toy). Other versions are adapted for 6-12 year olds and teenagers (12 years and older) with more mature challenges.

Are the prayer learning sheets durable?

Yes, most routine sheets (like those for prayer and ablutions) are laminated. This makes them durable and water-splash resistant, which is ideal for displaying them in the bathroom or near the prayer corner.

In what language are the cards written?

The majority of our products are adapted to the Moroccan context. You will find cards in French, but also trilingual versions (Arabic/French/English) or including terms in phonetic Arabic to facilitate the learning of religious vocabulary.

Can Ramadan cards be used outside the sacred month?

Absolutely. Although they are ideal for setting the pace for the 30 days of Ramadan, the values of kindness, generosity, and respect they convey are universal and can be practiced throughout the year.

What is the difference between the girl and boy versions for prayer?

The ritual steps and invocations are the same. The difference lies mainly in the illustrations (female or male character, clothing) to allow the child to identify more easily with the aid.

Most searched keywords:

• Ramadan good deeds cards
• Learn prayer child Morocco
• Laminated ablutions sheet
• Islamic educational game
• Muslim values cards
• Prayer routine girl boy
• Positive actions calendar

Associated and complementary searches:

• Children's prayer mat
• Books stories of the prophets
• Ramadan advent calendars
• Eid and festive decorations
• Religious paintings and posters
• Quranic night light

Gently and pedagogically accompany your children's spiritual awakening. The religious cards selected by Wlidaty are more than just games: they are tools for discussion and transmission of precious values within the family.

Religious education for children is a fundamental step for many families in Morocco. To make this learning both fun, accessible, and motivating, we have gathered a collection of religious cards and educational sheets. These visual aids are designed to support the youngest, from age 3 up to adolescence, in discovering the values of Islam, learning prayer, and practicing good deeds (Hassanates) daily.

Whether preparing for the sacred month of Ramadan or establishing a spiritual routine throughout the year, these educational tools are precious allies for parents. They allow abstract concepts to be transformed into concrete, positive actions. Available for all budgets in dirhams (MAD), our cards and sheets are designed to integrate harmoniously into family life, promoting exchange and the child's spiritual development.

Various tools for every learning stage:

• Prayer and Ablutions Learning Sheets: Laminated and illustrated aids, often double-sided, to guide the child step-by-step through the gestures of Wudu and Salat. Available in girl and boy versions.
• Good Deeds Cards (Sadaqa): Card sets segmented by age group (3-6 years, 6-12 years, teens) offering daily challenges of kindness, sharing, and help around the house.
• Special Ramadan Cards: Unique sets that follow the sacred month's lunar cycle, associating each day with a positive action or a reflection, sometimes available in multiple languages (Arabic, French, English).
• Routine Aids: Visual tools to help the child memorize their religious and daily tasks independently.

Tips for using these cards as a family:

• Evening or Iftar Ritual: Draw a "good deed" card each morning or at the breaking of the fast to set a positive goal for the day or the next day.
• Age Adaptation: Start with the visual sheets for toddlers (3-6 years) and introduce deeper reflection cards for older children and teenagers.
• Positive Reinforcement: Congratulate your child when they complete the action on their card or successfully perform their ablutions thanks to their guide sheet; this strengthens their confidence and love for the practice.

Frequently Asked Questions about Religious Cards (FAQ)

At what age can we start using the good deeds cards?

There are sets specifically designed for toddlers from 3 years old, with simple and understandable actions (smiling, sharing a toy). Other versions are adapted for 6-12 year olds and teenagers (12 years and older) with more mature challenges.

Are the prayer learning sheets durable?

Yes, most routine sheets (like those for prayer and ablutions) are laminated. This makes them durable and water-splash resistant, which is ideal for displaying them in the bathroom or near the prayer corner.

In what language are the cards written?

The majority of our products are adapted to the Moroccan context. You will find cards in French, but also trilingual versions (Arabic/French/English) or including terms in phonetic Arabic to facilitate the learning of religious vocabulary.

Can Ramadan cards be used outside the sacred month?

Absolutely. Although they are ideal for setting the pace for the 30 days of Ramadan, the values of kindness, generosity, and respect they convey are universal and can be practiced throughout the year.

What is the difference between the girl and boy versions for prayer?

The ritual steps and invocations are the same. The difference lies mainly in the illustrations (female or male character, clothing) to allow the child to identify more easily with the aid.

Most searched keywords:

• Ramadan good deeds cards
• Learn prayer child Morocco
• Laminated ablutions sheet
• Islamic educational game
• Muslim values cards
• Prayer routine girl boy
• Positive actions calendar

Associated and complementary searches:

• Children's prayer mat
• Books stories of the prophets
• Ramadan advent calendars
• Eid and festive decorations
• Religious paintings and posters
• Quranic night light

Gently and pedagogically accompany your children's spiritual awakening. The religious cards selected by Wlidaty are more than just games: they are tools for discussion and transmission of precious values within the family.