One chart for the whole family: the same Deen Points children earn in SalamGames games and lessons, now for good habits at home — prayer, Quran time, kindness, and helping.
On SalamGames, games and lessons earn Deen Points that children spend in the Souk. This chart brings the same idea home, so habits on the fridge and habits on the screen speak the same language.
Award points for trying and for kindness, not only for perfection. A wobbly first attempt at Fajr is worth more than a perfect chart with a heavy heart.
The reward menu is full of things money cannot buy: choosing dinner, an extra story, baking together. Points celebrate growth — they are never taken away as a punishment.
Write the points in the boxes — every good habit counts
Child's name: ______________________ Week of: ______________________ Agree the points together each evening — two minutes, lots of praise.
| Good habit | Mon | Tue | Wed | Thu | Fri | Sat | Sun |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Prayed with the family · 10 pts | |||||||
| Read or listened to Quran · 5 pts | |||||||
| Learned something new about Islam · 5 pts | |||||||
| A kindness deed (sadaqah!) · 5 pts | |||||||
| Helped at home without being asked · 5 pts | |||||||
| Dua before bed · 5 pts | |||||||
| Day total |
Spend Deen Points on together-time
Families: change the prices and prizes to fit your home. The rule that matters: points are earned with joy and spent with joy — never removed for behaviour.