Sunnah Seekers

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British Columbia, Canada

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Home educator and creator of Islamic learning resources with 5+ years supporting homeschool families and community programs. I’ve been homeschooling my own children while developing digital printables that blend Arabic language skills, Quran milestones, hadith character lessons, and Islamic cultural activities. My resources - like Arabic numbers tracing, bilingual days/months, Hajj mazes, and daily hadith packs - are used by Muslim homeschoolers, madrasas, and weekend schools to make faith-based learning accessible and engaging. Previously supported local programs with donor engagement, CRM management, and curriculum planning, bringing organizational expertise to educational content creation.

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Let’s Count in Arabic! | Arabic Numbers 0–10 Tracing and Counting Worksheets for

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Sunnah Seekers

Make early Arabic learning hands-on and engaging with this printable workbook for practicing Arabic numbers 0–10. The resource opens with an Arabic numbers reference page and then moves into trace-and-count practice pages that help children connect each numeral with quantity recognition. This workbook is well suited for preschool, kindergarten, early elementary, homeschool, Islamic studies support, and independent practice because it combines tracing, counting, and visual learning in a simple

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Hands-on, character-focused Islamic learning through authentic hadith, bilingual practice, and creative activities. My approach centers Prophetic sunnah as the foundation for akhlaq (good character), using printable worksheets for daily hadith lessons, vocabulary matching, sequencing, and fine motor practice. I emphasize bilingual English-Arabic immersion, milestone celebrations (like Juz Amma certificates), and seasonal topics (Hajj, Ramadan) to nurture curiosity, confidence, and deen in young learners. Lessons are flexible for homeschool mornings, madrasa classes, or independent work, always with the goal of making tarbiya joyful and practical.