Salah Clock Rush
Race the gentle clock to order and match the five daily prayers โ Fajr, Dhuhr, Asr, Maghrib, and Isha โ across three fun levels.
Tap a prayer card below, then tap slot 1 to place it. Put the five prayers in order from first to last in the day.
Game complete
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MashaAllah โ you ordered and matched the five daily prayers across three levels!
๐ง Quick study helper
Use this guide after a round to review what you practiced. Local clock times vary by date and location โ check your masjid or a trusted timetable for exact times.
Learn while you play
What kids practice
Ask your child which salah comes next in the day and why.
Open the Five Pillars lesson and read the Salah card together.
Celebrate effort and practice โ the clock never ends the game.
Quick questions
What does Salah Clock Rush teach?
It teaches the names of the five daily prayers, their order through the day, simple time windows, and general (obligatory) rak'ah counts as taught in mainstream Sunni practice.
Does it calculate local prayer times?
No. Clock times for each prayer change every day and depend on your location. Use your local masjid or a trusted prayer timetable for exact times. This game teaches the general order and clues.
Are the rak'ah counts the same for everyone?
The game shows the standard obligatory (fard) rak'ah counts used in mainstream Sunni practice: Fajr 2, Dhuhr 4, Asr 4, Maghrib 3, and Isha 4. Sunnah and optional prayers are not part of the clues.
How can parents use this game?
After each round, ask children to say which prayer comes next in the day and connect it to your family prayer routine and local timetable.