SALAH AND WUDU · STEP BY STEP
Salah and wudu, step by step
An illustrated guide that takes you from the first washing of the hands to the salam at the end of the prayer. For beginners and reverts, for families learning together and for teachers who want a clear text for class.
Every recitation in Arabic, with transliteration and translation.
Why a book
Some lessons stay with you longer on paper
A phone is great for a quick answer. Learning to pray takes calm and repetition, and a book on the table makes room for both.
Away from the screen
No notifications and no scrolling. Just the page in front of you and the next step, at your own pace.
Keep it where you pray
On the shelf at home, in the masjid library or in a school bag, ready whenever someone asks how to pray.
A gift for a new start
For a revert, a child learning their first prayer or a friend coming back to salah. A gift they will open often.
Look inside
See the pages before you buy
These are real pages from the printed book. Each step has its own page, with a clear illustration and the words to say.
Swipe through the pages →
What you’ll learn
Nine chapters, from wudu to dhikr
The chapters follow the order you will use them in: get ready, make wudu, hear the call, then pray each rak’ah through to the salam and the dhikr after it.
- 01
Basic information about salahThe foundations to know before your first prayerp. 5 - 02
WuduEight illustrated steps, one page eachp. 12 - 03
Adhan and iqamahThe call to prayer, word by wordp. 22 - 04
Salah in congregationPraying behind an imam, and the rak’ah tablep. 29 - 05
First rak’ahTwelve illustrated steps, with Al-Fatiha in fullp. 39 - 06
Second rak’ahEach movement of the second rak’ah, in orderp. 52 - 07
Third rak’ahEach movement of the third rak’ah, in orderp. 65 - 08
Fourth rak’ahThrough to the salam at the end of the prayerp. 75 - 09
Dhikr after salahAyat al-Kursi and the tasbih, in fullp. 90
Who it’s for
Written for everyone who is learning
Beginners
Never prayed before? Start at page one and follow along. Nothing is assumed.
Reverts
Every Arabic word comes with a transliteration and its meaning, so you understand what you say.
Parents and children
Sit down together and turn the pages. The pictures make each movement easy for a child to copy.
Teachers
For classes and study circles: one clear text to read from, with tables and pictures to point to.
Book + app
Read it on paper. Hear it in the app.
The book and the mNamaz app share the same illustrations, so you can move between them without starting over. Read the steps on paper, then open the app when you want to hear them.
- Listen to every recitation
- Prayer times for your city
- Find the Qibla anywhere
Or scan the QR codes on the back cover of the book.
Also on Kindle
Also available in
Two more languages, the same calm guide
About the author
MUHAMED MUMINOVIĆ
Muhamed Muminović is a software engineer from Novi Pazar and the developer of the mNamaz app. He has published more than ten apps with over 900,000 downloads, many of them for learning about Islam. Salah and Wudu – Step by Step is illustrated with artwork from mNamaz and is published in English, German and Bosnian.
More about Muhamed →FAQ
Before you order your copy
Which formats can I buy?
A 96-page paperback in 6 × 9 in, and a Kindle eBook. Both are sold on Amazon.
How does shipping work?
The paperback is sold and shipped by Amazon, so delivery times and costs depend on your country and your Amazon account. The Kindle edition arrives on your device straight away.
Which languages is it in?
English, German and Bosnian. In German it is called ‘Gebet und Gebetswaschung’ and in Bosnian ‘Namaz i abdest’.
Is it suitable for children?
Yes, especially with a parent or teacher alongside. Each movement has its own illustration and short, plain text, so it is easy to read together.
Are the recitations in Arabic?
Yes. Every recitation is given in Arabic script, with a transliteration so you can say it aloud and a translation so you understand it.
How is it different from the mNamaz app?
The book is for calm reading and study on paper. The app adds what paper can’t: audio for every recitation, prayer times and the Qibla compass. Both use the same illustrations, so they work well together.
Start with wudu. The rest follows, page by page.
Order the paperback for your shelf, or start reading on Kindle today.
