Girls' pathway — Road to Jannah

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The girls' pathway

Full points, earned at home, celebrated at the masjid — a journey the whole family walks together.

Full points at home

Girls earn exactly the same headline points as the boys’ jamaat pathway — 50 for Fajr, 25 for every other fard — for prayers at home or at the masjid, once they are officially verified and physically stamped in the passport.

At home, a parent ticks each prayer in the passport as it is prayed. Those ticks become stamps — and points — at the family’s next verification visit.

A shared family journey

Verification is beautifully simple: her father or an approved male guardian attends the actual Fajr or Isha jamaat at Masjid-e-Valiand brings her passport with him. She does not need to attend herself. His presence at jamaat is the family’s shared contribution to her journey — her prayers at home, his steps to the masjid, one passport filling with stamps.

She prays, parents tick

Each fard prayed at home is ticked in the passport by a parent.

Guardian attends jamaat

An approved guardian prays Fajr or Isha with the congregation at Masjid-e-Vali.

Ticks checked, stamps applied

Straight after that jamaat, a programme volunteer checks the ticks with him and applies the prayer stamps for the day being verified.

What each visit covers

There are two verification windows each day. Each prayer can only ever be verified once, so the windows fit together without overlap.

After Fajr jamaat

Guardian attended Fajr at Masjid-e-Vali

Verifies all five prayers of yesterday — a complete day, ready for its five stamps.

Fajr(yesterday)
Dhuhr(yesterday)
Asr(yesterday)
Maghrib(yesterday)
Isha(yesterday)

After Isha jamaat

Guardian attended Isha at Masjid-e-Vali

Verifies yesterday’s Isha plus today’s Fajr, Dhuhr, Asr and Maghrib. Today’s Isha is never included — it hasn’t finished yet.

Isha(yesterday)
Fajr(today)
Dhuhr(today)
Asr(today)
Maghrib(today)

Missed a day?

No panic — the next after-Fajr visit always captures the whole of the previous day. Regular visits keep the passport flowing, but one busy evening never breaks the journey.

Approved guardians

At registration you can name up to two approved male guardians for each daughter — for example her father and grandfather, or father and adult older brother. Only these approved guardians can present her passport for verification, and the guardian himself must have attended that Fajr or Isha jamaat.

No guardian who can attend? Talk to us.

Some families have no male guardian able to reach the masjid for Fajr or Isha. Alternative arrangements are handled privately and kindly — simply mention your situation in the confidential box on the registration form or contact us directly: TBC — Female Coordinator contact details.

No child is ever left out of the journey because of family circumstances.

The imam questions quest

There is a lovely bonus quest where children get to know our imams by asking each one five personal questions. On the girls’ pathway, her father or approved guardian asks the imams on her behalf and shares the answers with her at home — the same quest, earned the family way. Completing an imam’s five questions adds points to her grand total, and finishing all six earns a special seal.

Modesty and privacy, always

No public scores. Girls’ progress is never displayed publicly or ranked against anyone.
No child accounts. There is no login for children and no online profile of your daughter.
Wherever a name must appear to programme staff, it is shown as first name and surname initial only.
Anything you share about family circumstances is confidential and visible only to the programme lead and female coordinator — never to stamping volunteers.

Read the full privacy notice.