My Everyday Du'as: Wall Chart for Kids
Twelve little du'as for every part of a child's day, on one bright chart.
Updated 25 October 2026
1 pageWall chart
A4 & US Letterprint at home
Ages 4–10best for
Pin it uptime it takesThis wall chart puts twelve everyday du'as in one place, each with a friendly icon, the Arabic, an easy transliteration and the meaning. Pin it in the kitchen or the child's room and use it through the day: before and after eating, before sleeping and after waking, going into and out of the toilet, leaving home, putting on clothes, going into and leaving the masjid, meeting someone and sneezing.
Step by step
- 1Before eating
- 2After eating
- 3Before sleeping
- 4When I wake up
- 5Going into the toilet
- 6Coming out of the toilet
- 7Leaving home
- 8Putting on clothes
- 9Going into the masjid
- 10Leaving the masjid
- 11Meeting someone
- 12When I sneeze
Learn one at a time
Choose one du'a a week and say it together at the right moment until your child says it alone. Our free My Du'a Book and memory chart go with this chart.
How to use it
Print on A4 or US Letter, laminate if you can, and pin it where the family eats or near the door.
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Frequently asked questions
Where does the Arabic come from?
Each du'a is copied directly from the hadith collections, and the reference is in our Du'a Book.
Is it for one age group?
It suits children from about 4 to 10, and the whole family can use it.
Is it free?
Yes, in A4 and US Letter.
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