It’s important to teach our children about the 99 names of Allah.
Because it’s a quick and easy way to teach them Allah’s unique and incomparable attributes.
To help you teach some of Allah’s names to your child, I created this free worksheet pack. It’s a cut and stick activity, so your child can learn some of the names of Allah in a fun hands-on way.
Understanding the names and attributes of Allah is central to your child’s understanding of tawhid.
So I created this little free pack to help you teach this to your kids in an engaging way. This cut, stick & colour activity is suitable for kids aged 5-11.
It’s a great way to teach your child the meanings of some of Allah’s names and this helps your child to understand their Creator and deepen their love and awe for Him.
Please have an adult supervise any cutting or cut out yourself beforehand.
Your child will learn three of the names of Allah.
These names and their English meanings are taken from the book The Beautiful Names And Attributes of Allah by Sheikh Muhammed bin Salih Al-Uthaimeen, (Dar-us-Salam, 2010: pp.32-38).
These names are:
Al-Baseer (The All-Seeing.)
Al-Hakim (The All-Wise.)
Al-Ghafoor (The Forgiving.)
You can download this file in PDF format below.
Simply cut out and stick the names into the correct spaces. Then colour it in. Your child can also decorate the page with sequins, beads, or other decorative crafty bits.
Have fun!
And remember to teach your child appropriate respect for these sheets with the names of Allah on them.