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Free Printable Muslim Chore Chart for Kids
Use this Islamic chore chart for daily and weekly household responsibilities. Optional Salah and worship habits stay in a separate section, while parents choose the Noor target and reward.
Edit the task labels below before printing, or download the ready-to-use A4 version.
Published by Al Noor Kids
My Muslim Chore Chart
Household responsibility, optional worship habits, and parent-approved rewards.
Every day
Daily household chores
Once this week
Weekly household chores
Optional · separate from chores
Salah & worship habits
Use it your way
A chore reward chart that stays parent-led
Choose tasks your child can complete safely, decide what requires supervision, and review the chart together. The printable stands alone: an account is not required, and families can use stickers, ticks, Noor points or simple encouragement.
See chores for ages 2-3, 4-5, 6-9 and 10-15 →Household chores and worship are shown separately
Making a bed or setting the table is a household responsibility. Salah, Qur'an, dua and dhikr belong to worship and spiritual life. The optional worship section is visually separate so the chart does not present worship as merely another household chore.
Want to manage chores digitally?
From assigned chore to parent-approved reward
Step 1
Parent assigns a chore
Choose an age-appropriate household task and set its Noor value.
Step 2
Child completes it
The child marks the task done from their own dashboard.
Step 3
Parent verifies
Noor is added only after the parent approves the completion.
Step 4
Parent controls rewards
The family decides what Noor can unlock, including optional screen-time vouchers.
Published by Al Noor Kids
A practical family resource—not expert or religious advice
Al Noor Kids builds educational technology for Muslim families. The chart is a flexible planning tool; it does not claim medical, psychological or scholarly authority. Adapt chores to your child's ability, health and supervision needs.