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Every step traced to its source

Learn your faith in pictures, one step at a time

Four illustrated lessons: the Shahada and the pillars, wudu, the prayer, and character. Every step comes with a picture, the words in Arabic with transliteration and meaning, and its evidence from the Qur’an or from Sahih al-Bukhari and Muslim — linked to the original text.

Where should I start?

For children

Starts with wudu because it is physical and can be tried straight away, then prayer, then manners — with the essentials at the end as a recap.

  1. 1How to Make Wudu
  2. 2How to Pray
  3. 3Beautiful Manners
  4. 4First Steps in Islam

New to Islam

Starts with the essentials and the Shahada, then purification, then the prayer — the first act you will be asked about — then character.

  1. 1First Steps in Islam
  2. 2How to Make Wudu
  3. 3How to Pray
  4. 4Beautiful Manners
Start here

First Steps in Islam

The testimony of faith, the five pillars of Islam and the six articles of faith — in plain language and pictures, for anyone starting from zero.

6 steps6 min read6 sources
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Purification

How to Make Wudu

Ten illustrated steps, following the Prophet’s ﷺ ablution as described by ‘Uthman ibn ‘Affan — with the evidence beside every step.

10 steps5 min read5 sources
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The prayer

How to Pray

A full rak‘ah in pictures, step by step, with what to say in each position — in Arabic, transliteration and meaning.

9 steps8 min read8 sources
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Character & manners

Beautiful Manners

Eight lessons in character — truthfulness, honouring parents, greeting, mercy — each with its own picture and its own evidence.

8 steps7 min read9 sources
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Every step traced to its source

Everything on this page is drawn from the Qur’an and authentic Sunnah, with links that open the original text on established reference sites. Where the schools of law legitimately differ, that is flagged rather than settled here.

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This page is simplified teaching material, not a fatwa. For questions specific to your situation, refer to a recognised authority such as Egypt’s Dar al-Ifta or Al-Azhar.