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DUA After Waking Up

DUA AFTER WAKING UP
Prayer After Waking Up

Transliteration:
Alhamdulillahilladhi ahyana ba’da ma amatana wa ilayhin-nushur.

Translation:
“All praise is for Allah who gave us life after He caused us to die, and to Him is the return.”

Teaching children the Dua after waking up is an important practice that helps begin the day with gratitude and mindfulness. Parents often have several questions regarding this practice. Here are some frequently asked questions (FAQs) and their answers:

FAQ

  • Reciting this Dua expresses gratitude for waking up and acknowledges Allah’s mercy in giving us another day of life. It helps children start their day with a positive and thankful mindset.
  • It also reminds us that life is a gift from Allah, and we should approach each day with appreciation and consciousness of Him.
  • Repetition: Encourage children to repeat the Dua every morning to make it a habit. Start by reciting it aloud for them and asking them to follow along.
  • Simplification: Break the Dua into smaller phrases to help with memorization. Use the transliteration to guide them until they can say it by heart.
  • Engagement: Make the process fun by incorporating it into a morning routine, such as saying it while getting out of bed or before washing up.
    • Saying the Dua first thing in the morning allows children to start the day with the remembrance of Allah. It sets a positive tone for the day and teaches them to be thankful for life.
    • It also reinforces the idea that all actions, even the simplest ones, are connected to Allah.
  • Recitation of morning supplications: Encourage children to also say other morning supplications such as:
    • Bismillah (In the name of Allah) before getting out of bed.
    • Reciting Surah Al-Fatiha or any other Surah they have learned.
  • Thanking Allah for the new day: Help children express gratitude to Allah for the new opportunities each day brings.
  • Model the behavior: Recite the Dua yourself every morning so children see you practicing it.
  • Praise and reward: Praise your children when they recite the Dua after waking up and offer small rewards to encourage them to keep up the habit.
  • Create a routine: Integrate the Dua into the daily morning routine so children become accustomed to saying it as soon as they wake up.

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