A Baraka Steps e-book
How Does Mummy Teach Her Kids to Pray?
A story of Maghrib, on an ordinary Tuesday.
One bedtime story that teaches your child to pray — where every step of solat is wrapped in a real feeling, not a lesson.
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- Ages 3–8
Sourced from Sahih al-Bukhari, Sahih Muslim, Sunan Abi Dawud & Sunan al-Tirmidzi — cross-checked for accuracy.
The real struggle
Most books teach the motions — not the meaning.
So children learn to copy the movements without ever feeling why. And the books that do explain tend to read like a lesson — not something you actually want to read aloud at bedtime after a long, tiring day.
“Solat isn’t a reward for being good. It’s a place to go because we’re not perfect.”
What it actually is
Not a workbook — one real story.
Aisha has had a hard day — a small falling-out with her friend Sarah. Mummy doesn’t lecture. She prays Maghrib with her, step by step, in real dialogue — so the meaning and the movement always arrive in the same breath:
A full reference appendix
Every recitation in the prayer — Arabic, transliteration, meaning, virtue, and its Qur’an/hadith source — cross-checked against the major hadith collections. For when you want to go deeper.
Why it’s different
Made to be felt, not just followed
A mum who isn’t perfect
Mummy admits she burnt the rice and lost her patience today. It models faith honestly — a place to return to, not a reward for being good. Never shaming.
Real depth, gently woven
The meaning of Rabb; why Al-Fatihah shifts from “He” to “You.” Genuine knowledge a parent absorbs just by reading aloud — never a lecture.
It follows her into the day
By the end, Aisha decides she wants to talk to Sarah tomorrow. Prayer that changes how a child moves through real life — not just “the prayer is finished.”
Gentle with the hard things
The du‘a for parents becomes a real, tender moment about Aisha’s late Atuk — a warm model for how to talk to a child about loss.
Faithful — and honest about it
Grounded, and cross-checked
The prayer follows the Shafi‘i madhab throughout. Every du‘a and hadith is sourced from the major collections — Sahih al-Bukhari, Sahih Muslim, Sunan Abi Dawud and Sunan al-Tirmidzi — and cross-checked for accuracy. The appendix shows you each reference, so nothing is taken on trust.
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How Does Mummy Teach Her Kids to Pray?
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- The full illustrated story (37 pages)
- Every solat step taught through the story
- Complete du‘a & reference appendix
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Questions
Before you buy
What device can I read it on?
It’s a PDF, so it opens on any phone, tablet, laptop or e-reader — no app needed. Your download link is emailed the moment you pay.
Is it accurate? Which madhab?
It follows the Shafi‘i madhab throughout. Every du‘a and hadith is sourced from Sahih al-Bukhari, Sahih Muslim, Sunan Abi Dawud and Sunan al-Tirmidzi and cross-checked for accuracy — and the full reference appendix lets you check every source yourself.
What age is it for?
The story suits roughly ages 3–8, and the depth in the dialogue and appendix means it grows with your child — and teaches you, too.
Can I get a refund?
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Teach your child to pray — starting tonight
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