The transliteration of the duaa in English.

That way, you can travel with them and if you have older children, they might prefer it to prints on the walls.

You could put these at their level around the home, or laminate them and hole punch the corners to pop them all on a ring. We developed two sets of prints – one that you can use whether you have children or not – and another that is designed specifically for children. So I was keen to develop duaa printables with a more ‘adult’ design for those who want to increase their knowledge of duaas, or perhaps those who want a little reminder before they leave the home, or when they’ve finished eating, etc. There are some duaas I haven’t memorised myself or ones that I forget to read. So I got in touch with the wonderful Caroline Sarri over at Mina and Moo Designs – she has a wonderful Etsy store with heaps of beautiful printables, nursery art and digital papers – to help me design what I had in mind. I began to look for duaa printables that I thought would work but unfortunately, didn’t find anything I liked. I figured if the kids saw these around the house, they would act as reminders for them to read their duaas and improve their Arabic, increase their interest for learning more about Islam and reading the Qur’an.

We’ve started to teach the kids duaas recently and I really wanted duaa printables for all over the home to reinforce the importance of them before/ after doing anything.

Dua qunoot for kids