How I Make Wudu: Step-by-Step Chart for Kids
Ten simple steps, with how many times for each, and the du'a to say at the end.
Updated 25 October 2026
A cheerful wall chart that walks children through wudu in ten numbered steps, from the intention and Bismillah to washing the feet, with a badge on each step showing whether it is done three times or once. The du'a after wudu is printed at the bottom in Arabic with its transliteration and meaning. The steps follow the Hanafi way.
Step by step
- 1Intention and Bismillah
- 2Wash my hands, 3 times
- 3Rinse my mouth, 3 times
- 4Rinse my nose, 3 times
- 5Wash my face, 3 times
- 6Wash my arms to the elbows, 3 times
- 7Wipe my head, once
- 8Wipe my ears, once
- 9Wash my feet to the ankles, 3 times
- 10Say the du'a after wudu
Practise it together
Stand with your child at the sink and follow the numbers together for a week. Remind them not to waste water.
How to use it
Print and pin it next to the bathroom sink or where your family makes wudu.
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Frequently asked questions
What is the du'a after wudu?
"Ash-hadu an la ilaha illallahu wahdahu la sharika lah, wa ash-hadu anna Muhammadan 'abduhu wa rasuluh" (Sahih Muslim 234).
Which madhhab does it follow?
The Hanafi way.
Is there an adult version?
Yes, see How to Perform Wudu in our Library.
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