My Salah Journal is a special journal for Muslim kids! Your child can track each salah they perform daily for a week covering 52 weeks for a full year. My Salah Journal provides a child a means to log the salah they perform in Fajr, Dhur, Asr, Maghrib, and Isha. On the next page, a child can review their salah progress in being Regular, Timely, and Focused. There is also a place for them to write their salah struggle that week, as well as how to improve their salah for the following week. Children can use their Salah journal as a way to keep track of their prayers to formulate it as a habit and to instill it as a regular part of their spiritual journey. The journal was created simple yet effective for children 7 years and older to use. The design is a bullet journal concept, so your child can decorate their Salah pages any way they like to make it colorful and personal. Purchase your child a My Salah Journal to start him/her towards a more spiritual journey of instilling prayers in their life. This is also a great gift for your son, daughter, grandchild, niece, nephew, or a friend!

A one-of-a-kind journal for the Muslima who wants to work on improving her salah consistency. The Salah Tracker is a way to cultivate a path towards achieving your Salah Goals successfully. It is a prayer tracker divided into 52-weeks (1-year) to daily and weekly motivate you towards a path to achieving your salah goals successfully. It is an accountability tracker designed to focus on your salah consistency each day of the week for one year. Each well-designed spread contains checkboxes for every Fard prayer namely, Fajr, Dhur, Asr, Maghrib, Isha for seven days of the week. There is a box for each 5 Fard salah with checkboxes for Prayed, On Time, Khushoo, and Sunnah prayers to track and log. This journal is tailored for women with a busy life who want help in focusing on their spiritual goals as well. Instill journaling as a daily habit to see your goals bloom into reality! Get your Salah Tracker and begin your spiritual journey or send one as a gift to your friend, sister, mom, or daughter and share the journey together! Makes a great teacher gift too. See my line of spiritual journals in my store at the Muslimommy Bookshop on Amazon.

Muslim Prayer Journal: My Prayer Journal This Muslim Prayer Journal is to help you continue reading Quran, daily Hadith and reminding yourself to thank Allah for His blessings upon you. It also reminds you to keep track of your daily prayers of Fajr, Dhuhr, Asr, Maghrib and Isha. Consider this prayer journal a tool that helps you be closer to Allah. It suits girls, boys, women, and men. It's for all ages. Specifications: Matte cover design Dimensions: 8" x 10" Number of Pages: 100 Pages

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A wonderful Ramadan journal for kids to track their Ramadan days. Each Ramadan day has 4 pages for children to log their spiritual progress and journal their thoughts. A one-of-a-kind Ramadan journal for Muslim children to enjoy. See the full range of children's spiritual journals at the Muslimommy Bookshop on Amazon.

The Quran is the foundation of our faith and the source of our guidance as Muslims, but many of us struggle to create or maintain a relationship with the words of Allah in our daily lives. Quran journaling is a great way to cultivate that relationship - it gives you flexibility to connect with the Quran on your terms and the ability to see how verses apply specifically to you and your individual circumstances. This journal will be your guide on that journey to connect with the Quran in a meaningful way. With relevant monthly themes and selected verses for each day, this journal will help you to get started creating that relationship, without the overwhelm of not knowing where or how to start. Make the intention that the 365 daily verses in this book will be your starting point on your lifelong journey to connect with Allah's words in ever deeper and more meaningful ways. That they will be your reminders when you feel like you have wandered off the path. That they will be your foundation and your grounding in a world that seems ever more hectic. Bismillah. - Theme and Verse Number: At the top of each page, you will find the theme for the month and the number of the verse in the Quran which you can use to look up the verse. - Arabic: Regardless of the level you are, practice Arabic writing by copying down the verse. - Translation: Write down the translation you best understand and connect with. - Tafsir: Read through and write the background, context, and explanation of each verse. The most well known authentic resource for tafsir is Tafsir Ibn Kathir. Th is can be purchased online or in many Islamic bookstores. Tafsir Ibn Kathir can also be found for free online in various places. - Application: Reflect on and apply the verse of the day to your life. How does this verse connect to you and your experiences? How does it relate to the overall theme? Are there any other verses, hadith, or quotes that this brings to mind? How does it make you feel? How can you act on it? These are some questions to get you started, but of course you can write whatever feels right. - Dua: Write a short dua to help you put your learnings about the verse into action. Ameen. May Allah accept all your efforts in better connecting with the Quran.