How it works

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A 36-day summer journey of salah, from Monday, 27 July 2026 to Monday, 31 August 2026 — recorded in a printed passport your child will treasure.

Masjid-e-Vali in its garden on a sunny morning — white dome, two minarets and a lantern hanging over the path to the entrance. — Masjid-e-Vali — where the road begins

The passport is the heart of it

Every registered child receives a beautifully printed Road to Jannah passport. It is not an app and it is not a screen — it is a real booklet filled in with real ink stamps at the masjid and parent ticks at home. The website you are reading simply registers children, verifies progress and keeps the scoring fair. The passport itself is the adventure.

Each day of the programme has its own page with a space for every fard salah. Stamps are earned prayer by prayer, day by day, until the passport tells the story of a whole summer spent on the road to Jannah.

Five daily prayers, five daily chances

Fajr
الفجر
50 points
The golden prayer — worth double
Dhuhr
الظهر
25 points
Midday, when the sun is high
Asr
العصر
25 points
The afternoon prayer
Maghrib
المغرب
25 points
Just after sunset
Isha
العشاء
25 points
The night prayer

On Fridays, Jumu’ah الجمعة takes the place of Dhuhr — 25 points.

Ta’lim after salah: +5 bonus points, once a day

Extra encouragements

Ta’lim +5:attending a qualifying ta’lim session adds 5 points, once per day.
All Five stamp: completing all five prayers in one day earns a special recognition stamp — a celebration, worth 0 points, so no prayer is ever counted twice.
On Fridays, Jumu’ah takes the place of Dhuhr.

The boys’ pathway — a day in the passport

Fajr with jamaat

He brings his passport to Masjid-e-Vali for Fajr. After the prayer, the imam or appointed personnel stamp his Fajr space — the biggest prize of the day.

Prayers at home

Any fard salah prayed at home is ticked by a parent in the passport. Home prayers count too — just for fewer points than jamaat.

Back for jamaat

Every prayer he joins with the jamaat at the masjid earns a stamp from the imam or appointed personnel. Arriving late? Joining before the imam completes the final salam still counts as jamaat.

Ta’lim

If he attends a qualifying ta’lim session, that is noted for a +5 bonus for the day.

Checkpoint day

At the end of each checkpoint, the passport’s stamps and ticks are summarised and counted by the programme team. The passport is the record — the team simply totals what is already in it.

The girls’ pathway — a day in the passport

Prayers at home

She prays her salah at home, and a parent ticks each prayer in her passport. Girls earn full points for verified prayers at home.

Guardian goes to jamaat

Her father or an approved male guardian attends Fajr or Isha jamaat at Masjid-e-Vali — the family’s shared part of her journey.

Passport presented

After that jamaat, the guardian brings her passport to the verification desk. A programme volunteer checks the parent ticks with him.

Five stamps applied

The volunteer applies the prayer stamps for the day being verified — an after-Fajr visit covers all five prayers of yesterday; an after-Isha visit covers yesterday’s Isha and today’s prayers up to Maghrib.

Checkpoint day

Her verified stamps are totalled at each checkpoint, exactly like the boys’ pathway.

There is much more for families of girls on the girls’ pathway page, including the verification windows and alternative arrangements.

Three checkpoints along the road

The 36-day journey is split into three 12-day checkpoints. Each has its own milestone target for every year group.

1
Checkpoint 1
27 July – 7 August
12 days
2
Checkpoint 2
8 August – 19 August
12 days
3
Checkpoint 3
20 August – 31 August
12 days

Checkpoint scores reset…

Each checkpoint starts from zero, so every child gets a fresh chance at a milestone gift — a slow first week never ruins the summer.

…but every point stays

Every single point also counts towards the cumulative grand total across all 36 days, which decides the final grand tier award.

The imam questions quest

Get to know our imams

Each of our imams has five personal questions your child can ask them, face to face, at the masjid. Ask all five of an imam’s questions and your child earns a bonus of 25 points towards their grand total. Complete the quest with every imam and they earn a special “Met Every Imam” seal.

It is a gentle way to build confidence, start a conversation, and form a real connection with the people who lead our masjid. The questions are printed in the passport.

For 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.

Mufti HanifMufti MuadhMaulana MuhammadMaulana ShoaybMaulana AmeenMaulana Qasim

The Perfect Journey seal

A child who passes the milestone target at all three checkpoints earns the gold Perfect Journey seal in their passport — a separate honour on top of whatever grand tier they reach. Miss one checkpoint and the seal is gone for the year, which is exactly what makes it special.