The idea
36 days. 180 fard prayers. One beautiful road.
This summer, every child at Masjid-e-Vali receives a printed passport of their very own. Each salah they pray earns points and real ink stamps; each checkpoint they pass brings them closer to the grand end-of-summer celebration.
Salah is for Allah — the stamps and gifts are encouragement along the way.
Every day
Fajr is the golden prayer — worth double. Pray in jamaat at the masjid for full points.
Fajr
الفجر
50 pointsThe golden prayer — worth double
Dhuhr
الظهر
25 pointsMidday, when the sun is high
Asr
العصر
25 pointsThe afternoon prayer
Maghrib
المغرب
25 pointsJust after sunset
Isha
العشاء
25 pointsThe night prayer
On Fridays, Jumu’ah الجمعة takes the place of Dhuhr — 25 points.
Ta’lim after salah: +5 bonus points, once a day
Verify digitally, celebrate physically
Not screen time — real rubber stamps pressed into a real paper passport.
After each verified prayer, your child watches their page fill up with colourful stamps — the real Masjid-e-Vali stamps, one for every salah, plus Jumu’ah and ta’lim. The passport is theirs to keep forever.
The road
Pass a checkpoint by reaching your year group's milestone target. Checkpoint scores reset each time — but every single point stays in your grand total.
27 July – 7 August
12 days
8 August – 19 August
12 days
20 August – 31 August
12 days
Years 7–8
Years 5–6
Years 3–4
Years 1–2
Early Travellers (below Year 1) join for the joy of it — stamps and participation, no targets.
Keep going
Pass a checkpoint and a wrapped surprise is waiting. What's inside? That's the secret.
Gift 1
Unwrapped after Checkpoint 1
Gift 2
Unwrapped after Checkpoint 2
Gift 3
Unwrapped after Checkpoint 3
The destination
Your grand score is every point from all 36 days. Reach a tier and claim its reward at the final celebration.
Tier 1
Journey Begun
1,530+ points
Tier 2
Steady Traveller
3,060+ points
Tier 3
Jannah Pathfinder
3,825+ points
Tier 4
Road to Jannah Champion
4,590+ points
Pass all three checkpoints and earn the golden seal — a separate honour alongside your grand tier, reserved for travellers who never stopped walking.
Two pathways, one road
Boys pray in jamaat at Masjid-e-Vali and collect their stamps on the spot — 50 points for Fajr, 25 for every other jamaat prayer. Prayed at home instead? Parents tick it off and it still counts: 2 points for home Fajr, 1 for other prayers. Arrive before the imam’s final salam and it counts as jamaat.
Girls earn the same beautiful points praying at home — Fajr 50, every other prayer 25. Dad (or an approved male guardian) simply attends Fajr or Isha jamaat at Masjid-e-Vali and verifies her prayers there; the stamps go into her passport after each visit. A lovely way for the whole family to walk the road together.
A special quest
Each of our imams has five personal questions to ask them, face to face. Complete an imam's five and earn 25 bonus points. Meet all of them for the Met Every Imam seal.
“What is your name, and where did you study?”
“What is your favourite surah or dua, and why?”
“What advice would you give a young person about their salah?”
Your child asks · the imam answers · a bond begins
6 imams to meet
+25 points each · a seal for all of them
Girls’ pathway: her father or approved guardian asks the imams on her behalf.
Travelling this summer?
Visiting family? On holiday? The journey doesn’t pause. Inside every passport is a QR code — after jamaat, the imam of the masjid you’re visiting scans it and confirms the prayer in under a minute. At external masjids, only the imam may verify. Your child’s stamps are waiting when you’re back.
Questions
Registration is free. The passport is printed and waiting. The road begins on Monday 27 July.
