Islamic Stickers for Kids: 24 Free Printable Stickers
Sparkly Islamic word stickers and good-deeds reward stickers to print at home, cut out and collect.
Updated 25 October 2026
2 pagesCut-out cards
A4 & US Letterprint at home
Ages 3–8best for
One sticker a good deedtime it takesChildren love stickers, and a sticker is a small, happy way to celebrate something good. These sheets turn that love into a habit of remembering Allah and doing good deeds.
The first page has twelve Islamic words children say every day, such as Bismillah, Alhamdulillah, SubhanAllah and InshaAllah, each with its transliteration and meaning. The second page has twelve reward stickers for good deeds, from praying all five prayers to helping at home and telling the truth.
Use them on a Salah chart, in a notebook, or on a star chart on the fridge.
Step by step
- 1Print the sheets
Print on A4 or US Letter sticker paper, or on plain paper if you will use a glue stick.
- 2Cut them out
Cut along the dotted lines around each sticker.
- 3Earn a sticker
Give a reward sticker when your child does the good deed written on it.
- 4Stick and collect
Stick them on a Salah chart, notebook or star chart and watch the collection grow.
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How to use it
For the best shine, print on glossy sticker paper with the printer set to high quality. Plain paper and a glue stick work well too.
Keep the reward stickers in an envelope and give them one at a time, with a few words of praise for the effort.
Let a teacher take your child from Qaida to fluent Qur'an
Our online Maktab for ages 4 to 13 is taught live by a female teacher: Noorani Qaida, Qur'an with Tajweed, duas, kalimahs and Salah. Pick any time between 5 and 8 PM.
Your first class is free. No payment needed.
Frequently asked questions
What kind of paper should I use?
Full-page A4 or US Letter sticker paper works best, and glossy paper makes the colours shine. You can also print on plain paper and use a glue stick.
What age are the stickers for?
They suit children aged about three to eight, and older children enjoy the reward stickers too.
How should we treat the stickers with the name of Allah?
Keep them in respectful places such as notebooks, charts and walls. When one is no longer needed, peel it off gently and dispose of it respectfully.
Are the stickers free?
Yes. They are free to download, need no sign-up, and come in A4 and US Letter sizes.
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