You’ve tried the reminders. The charts. The rewards.

But your child still doesn’t seem excited about Salah.

Maybe they pray only when told. Maybe they rush through it. Maybe they avoid it altogether.

Deep down, you’re not just worried about prayer — you’re worried about their heart.

“What if they grow up and leave Salah completely?”

“What if they pray… but it doesn’t mean anything to them?”

“What if I’m doing everything right… and still losing their connection to Allah?”

That’s where the 28-Day Salah Connection Challenge comes in.

This is NOT a parenting course. It’s not a bunch of long lectures or complicated checklists.

It’s a step-by-step experience designed to help you coach your child — with calm, with confidence, and with heart — to build a real, lasting love for Salah.

You don’t need to be perfect. You don’t need to be a scholar.

You just need a path.

​And we’ve got one ready for you.

If your child resists salah, rushes it, or avoids it altogether — it’s not because you haven’t tried hard enough.

You were likely never taught how to coach the heart — only how to manage behavior.

You weren’t given the tools to coach their heart, only the scripts to control their behavior. You didn’t grow up with training in emotional guidance, motivational psychology, or how to make the deen feel alive inside a child’s soul.

Instead, you inherited what most of us did:

"Just pray because you have to"

A focus on rules, not meaning

Pressure, not connection

Now you're trying to raise a spiritually strong child in a world that constantly pulls them away — without ever being given the tools to do it.

That’s where the struggle begins. And the cycle sets in:

The more you remind, the more they resist.
The more they resist, the more you worry.
And the more you worry, the more pressure you apply — which pushes them further away.

This is the Salah Struggle Cycle. And it silently erodes both their love for prayer — and your relationship.

It’s not your fault. But it is your opportunity.

This challenge gives you a simple, loving path to break that cycle.

A new way. A guided, heart-led path to finally guide your child to Salah — not through force, but through the heart.

It’s not your fault — but it can be your turning point.

📊 According to a Pew Research Center study, 1 in 4 young Muslims raised in the U.S. leave Islam as adults

That’s not because they lacked access to Islamic knowledge. It’s because many never built a real love or connection to their faith.

And that disconnect often starts young — when salah becomes a source of pressure instead of peace.

👉 Begin to associate worship with stress instead of peace. Children internalize that salah is something to get over with, not something to connect through.

👉 Develop avoidance habits. They may lie, delay, or pretend to pray — not out of rebellion, but to escape the pressure.

👉 Form negative emotions around deen. Repeated pressure at prayer time can create quiet resentment or emotional shutdown.

👉 Struggle with spiritual confidence. Kids start to believe they’ll never be “good enough” in Allah’s eyes — or yours.

👉 Disconnect from you. When salah becomes a battleground, your relationship slowly erodes.

"When children experience faith only through commands, they miss the love that gives worship its meaning."

That’s why this challenge was created — to protect not just their Salah, but their emotional bond with Allah… and with you.

I’m Ariba Farheen — educator, bestselling author, and founder of Emaan Power. Over the past decade, I’ve helped thousands of Muslim children from around the world build a love for their deen.

Through those years, I’ve seen firsthand what truly helps children want to pray — and what causes them to quietly pull away.

I’ve taken those same heart-led strategies that have worked with children from all walks of life, and turned them into a step-by-step system that moms can use every day — in just 5 minutes.

This challenge isn’t just effective — it’s doable.

Here’s how it works:

Part 1: The Daily Salah Spark

I’ll teach you practical techniques that create emotional resonance and spiritual meaning — so your child begins to love salah from the heart, not obligation. Practical tools that help you plant the seed of love for prayer deep in your child’s heart. You’ll learn how to shift their mindset from “I have to pray” to “I want to.” These tools will help your children become more responsible and independent for their own salah.


Part 2: Salah Connection Scripts
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​You’ll get exact phrases and conversation starters to speak to your child’s heart — not just their behavior — even if they usually shut down or roll their eyes.
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Part 3: Upgrade the salah experience

You’ll discover how to make the Salah experience itself more enjoyable and fulfilling for your child — so they no longer dread it or rush through it, but begin to look forward to it. They find comfort IN salah not outside it!

​Together, these three elements will help you stop the battles, heal the struggle, and finally lead your child back to the joy of prayer.