The document describes a prayer checklist activity for youth to compete in recording their daily prayers. Participants are instructed to download a weekly checklist, record which mandatory and optional prayers they completed on time, and upload their records for scoring. The goal is to encourage regular prayer among youth and make it a competitive activity. Points are awarded based on number of daily prayers and those performed at the mosque. Parental signature is required for junior participants.

1. Prayer Checklist
Our Connection. To Allah.
As the second pillar of Islam, our prayers are one of the most important acts of
worship we do. In fact, it’s one of the first things we will be asked about when
we pass away.
As Muslims, we need to make sure we pray and pray on time.
Since praying is what we all should be doing, why not make an activity out of it?
Here’s your chance to compete and record fard (and sunnah) prayers that are
done.

2. Prayer Checklist
Here’s what we need from you.
1. Go to the Olympics Program webpage and download our Checklist for that
week
2. Start recording which prayers you do on time (late prayers do not count)
3. Record which prayers you did on time (and in some cases, in the mosque)
4. At the end of each week, upload your your checklist to our Google Classroom

3. Prayer Checklist
Rules and Regulations
1. This is open to juniors (9-13 years old) and seniors (14-18 year old)
2. Remember! Although we do not watch you 24/7, Allah sees you (be honest)
3. For Friday (Jumua’a) Prayer, only prayers at the mosque will count
4. Points will be awarded per prayer
5. Extra points will be given for any other prayer done in a mosque
6. You can receive up to 105 points per week
7. For juniors (9-13 years old), you will need a parental signature on the checklist
before uploading to your Google Classroom