<![CDATA[Wudu is an important part of preparing for prayer, but children still need simple guidance and direct practice to understand its proper sequence and movements according to the Sunnah. This condition encouraged the implementation of the Gerakan Remaja Cinta Wudu activity in Jorong Muaro, Nagari Koto Rantang, Palupuah. The activity aimed to improve children’s understanding and practical ability in performing wudu correctly while encouraging them to become familiar with proper wudu in their daily worship. The activity involved 10 children and was held at the local mosque through an educational workshop combined with direct practice. The activities consisted of a simple explanation, demonstration of the steps of wudu, question-and-answer session, and individual practice with guidance from the team. Evaluation was carried out through observation and simple questions to see the children’s understanding and ability to repeat the wudu movements after the demonstration. The activity showed that the children were actively involved and were more easily able to follow the sequence of wudu when they could directly observe and practice each movement. The contribution of this activity is the use of mosque-based practical learning to connect religious knowledge with children’s daily worship habits. In conclusion, combining explanation with direct practice can be a simple and appropriate way to introduce proper wudu to children and encourage better worship habits from an early age.]]>
