Daily Duas for Kids Course in Australia
Muhammad Rafiq Mughal
Daily Duas for Kids Teacher
The Daily Duas for Kids Course teaches your child the short prayers the Prophet taught for everyday moments, such as waking up, eating, travelling and going to sleep. Mairaj Ul Quran runs it as live, one to one lessons, so each child learns at a gentle pace with a kind tutor.
A dua is simply a conversation with Allah. When a child knows the right words for the right moment, ordinary routines become moments of remembrance. Brushing teeth, climbing into the car for the school run and tucking into dinner all gain a little more meaning.
Children across Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Perth, Adelaide and Canberra can join from home, with lessons that fit around school terms and weekend sport.
A DAY IN DUAS: WHAT YOUR CHILD WILL LEARN
Every lesson is built around one dua, taught in four short steps so children understand it, say it correctly and remember it.
- Meaning first. The tutor explains in simple English why we say this dua and what it asks for.
- Listen carefully. Your child hears the Arabic recited clearly.
- Say it together. They repeat it slowly, then on their own, with gentle correction.
- Pick a real moment. The tutor agrees on when your child will use it that week.
Because lessons are private, a shy child never feels put on the spot, and a confident child can move at a quicker pace.
HOW DOES EACH LESSON WORK?
Every lesson is built around one dua, taught in four short steps so children understand it, say it correctly and remember it.
- Meaning first. The tutor explains in simple English why we say this dua and what it asks for.
- Listen carefully. Your child hears the Arabic recited clearly.
- Say it together. They repeat it slowly, then on their own, with gentle correction.
- Pick a real moment. The tutor agrees on when your child will use it that week.
Because lessons are private, a shy child never feels put on the spot, and a confident child can move at a quicker pace.
WHY DOES UNDERSTANDING THE MEANING MATTER?
Children who understand a dua are far more likely to say it on their own, because they know what they are asking for.
A child who only repeats sounds may forget them within days. A child who knows that “Bismillah” means starting in the name of Allah will say it naturally before a snack. Meaning turns memorising into a habit.
That is why each lesson starts with a short explanation, not just repetition.
SAYING THE ARABIC CORRECTLY
Your tutor listens closely to how your child pronounces each word and corrects mistakes kindly. This early attention helps children recite more clearly in prayer later. If your child cannot yet read Arabic letters, you can pair this course with our Noorani Qaida course. Many families start both together.
DAILY DUAS BY AGE
Children learn duas differently at different ages, so lessons are shaped to suit your child.
- Ages 4 to 6: Very short duas and Bismillah, learned through repetition and routine
- Ages 7 to 9: Meals, sleep, travel and masjid duas, with simple explanations
- Ages 10 to 12: Longer duas, deeper meanings and a regular personal dua of their own
Your tutor will assess your child in the free trial and set a starting point.
HOW TO HELP YOUR CHILD MEMORISE DUAS AT HOME
You can help your child memorise duas by choosing one dua a week and using it at the same moment every day.
- Pick one dua per week. Fewer duas, done well, last longer.
- Make a cue. Stick a small card on the fridge, bedroom door or car dashboard.
- Say it together. Children copy what they hear, so recite it yourself.
- Use road trips. The travel dua is easy to practise on a drive to the coast or to visit family.
- Celebrate success. A small tick on a weekly chart keeps motivation high.
- Keep it light. Never turn it into a test.
Your tutor can suggest simple ideas to match each week’s lesson.
KIND, BACKGROUND CHECKED TUTORS
Every tutor is background checked and chosen for patience and warmth with children. You can pick a female tutor for daughters and a male tutor for sons. Lessons are one to one, so your child gets undivided attention in a calm, friendly space. You are welcome to sit nearby, especially with younger children.
WHO IS THIS COURSE FOR?
This course suits any child who is ready to listen, repeat and ask questions:
- Young children learning their first duas
- Primary school kids who want a habit of remembrance
- Children who read Arabic and want to understand what they say
- Siblings who want to learn together
- Families preparing for Ramadan and Eid
Pair it with our Islamic Studies for Kids course for a fuller picture of faith and good manners.
START THE DAILY DUAS FOR KIDS COURSE TODAY
Give your child words for every moment of the day. The Daily Duas for Kids Course in Australia gives them a patient tutor, simple lessons and a habit they can carry for life. Book a free trial and hear your child say their first dua with confidence.
Course Features
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Course Fee AUS$15
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Class Duration 30 Mnutes
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Students 910
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Category Islam
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Level Advanced
FAQS
Your Questions Answered
These answers cover what parents ask most about our Daily Duas for Kids Course.
What are daily duas for kids?
Daily duas for kids are short prayers from the Sunnah that children say during ordinary moments such as eating, sleeping and travelling. They help children remember Allah throughout the day. Most are only a line or two long, which makes them easy to learn.
Which duas should kids learn first?
Kids should learn Bismillah before eating, Alhamdulillah after eating and a short dua before sleeping first, because these happen every day. Repeating them at the same time each day makes them stick. Our tutors then add duas for waking, travelling and the masjid.
What age can kids start learning duas?
Children can start learning duas from about four years old, beginning with very short phrases such as Bismillah. Younger children learn through repetition, while older children can learn longer duas and their meanings. Your tutor will match the lessons to your child.
How long does it take a child to memorise a dua?
Most children can learn a short dua in a week if they practise it daily, though it depends on age and confidence. Longer duas may take a few weeks. The course teaches one dua at a time so nothing feels rushed.
Does my child need to read Arabic to join?
No, your child does not need to read Arabic to join, because tutors teach duas by listening and repeating. Reading Arabic letters can be learned alongside through our Noorani Qaida course. Many children do both.
Can my daughter learn with a female teacher, and is there a free trial?
Yes, we offer female teachers for girls and male teachers for boys, and every new student can book a free trial class. In the trial, your child meets the tutor and learns a first dua. There is no obligation to continue.
Ready to begin? Book your free trial and enrol your child in our Daily Duas for Kids Course with a kind, background checked tutor.