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Printable Islamic worksheets for kids

17 word searches and crosswords for Muslim children — Allah’s beautiful names, the pillars of Islam, the steps of wudu, the five daily prayers. Every sheet is a PDF: the puzzle on one page, its answer key on the next.

Each one can be played on screen too, and most have a song that teaches the same words — sing it first and the puzzle becomes remembering rather than guessing. All the songs are here.

For Ramadan

Fridge chart · 1 page · all ages

My Ramadan

Thirty lanterns on three strings, with Layth, Layan and the friends. Each day a child colours a date for fasting (even part of the day), a prayer mat for praying and a heart for being kind, then the lantern once all three are done. Stars mark the nights to look for Laylat al-Qadr, and an Eid gift waits at the end.

Journal · 34 pages · ages 7 to 12

My Ramadan Journal

A cover to name as their own, a page to write this Ramadan’s goals, then a page for every day: the five prayers and Taraweeh, how the fast went, what they read or listened to of the Quran, the dua or dhikr of the day, one good deed, and a box to draw in. It ends with a certificate for a parent to sign.

30-day planner · 33 pages · for grown-ups

Ramadan Planner

A month at a glance, then a page for every day: a salah tracker with fard and sunnah, a fasting tracker, the day’s juz, one of Allah’s beautiful names, a dhikr with its meaning, a hydration tracker, and room for what you are grateful for.