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IMAMIA SUNDAY SCHOOL WORKBOOK: 2 AGES: 6 Yrs Name:_____________ Class:______________ Teacher:____________

Transcript of Diniyat WorkBook - Book 1

IMAMIA SUNDAY SCHOOL

WORKBOOK: 2

AGES: 6 Yrs

Name:_____________

Class:______________

Teacher:____________

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Lesson 1

The Kalima

Read the 1st Line of the Kalima as you colour.

هالل الا هلال اLā ilāha ilallāh

There is no god except

for Allah

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Lesson 1

The Kalima

Read the 2nd Line of the Kalima as you colour.

هالل ولسر دمحمMuhammadur Rasulullāh

Muhammad is the

Messenger of Allah

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Lesson 1

The Kalima

Read the 3rd Line of the Kalima as you colour.

هالل ىلو يلعAliyyun Waliyullāh

Ali is a Special Friend of

Allah

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Lesson 1

The Kalima

Read the 4th Line of the Kalima as you colour.

هالل ولسر ىصوWasiyyu Rasulillāh

Ali is the representative

of Rasulullah

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Lesson 1

The Kalima

Read the 5th and Last Line of the Kalima as you colour.

لصبال ف تهيفخل وWa Khalifatahu bilā fasl

and his immediate

successor

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Kalima Quiz

1. How do you say: ‘There is no god except Allah’ in Arabic?

2. What is the meaning of this phrase?

Muhammadur Rasulullāh

_____________________________________________

3. How do you say ‘Imam Ali is a Special Friend of Allah’ in

Arabic?

_____________________________________________

4. Who do we mean is the successor of Rasulullah (s) when we say:

Wasiyyu Rasulillāh?

_____________________________________________

5. Complete this line: Wa ____________ bilā ________

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Lesson 2

Allah is One

Fill in the Blanks with a Number.

Allah is only _________.

Allah sent __________________

Anbiya.

The Imams are ___________.

The Masumeen are _______.

The Ahl al-Kisa are _____.

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Lesson 3

Allah Never Dies

Find this picture in your Diniyat Book and then colour it.

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Allah is the Creator

of Everything

Colour everything on this page that Allah has created.

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Allah is the Creator

of Everything

Colour everything on this page that Allah has created.

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Allah is the Creator

of Everything

A Poem to Memorize

Whatever you see, wherever you go, Make glasses with fingers, stamp your feet.

Was made by Allah be sure to know. Make a big round circle with your arms, shout Allah

The sun by day, the moon at night, Make circle with your thumb and 1st finger, sleep.

The shining stars, three kinds of light. Fingers and thumb together, 3 fingers.

Plants, flowers, trees so tall, Hand little way away from floor, higher and higher still.

Boys, girls, animals in all. Point to boy/themselves, point to girl/themselves, on all four

Whatever you see, wherever you go. Same as before.

Was made by Allah be sure to know. Same as before.

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Lesson 4

Allah’s Colour

Find this picture in your Diniyat Book and then colour it.

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Lesson 4

Allah’s Colour

Find this picture in your Diniyat Book and then colour it.

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Lesson 5

Allah Loves Us

Find this picture in your Diniyat Book and then colour it.

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Lesson 5

Allah Loves Us

Find this picture in your Diniyat Book and then colour it.

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Lesson 5

Allah Loves Us

Find this picture in your Diniyat Book and then colour it.

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Lesson 5

Allah Loves Us

Find this picture in your Diniyat Book and then colour it.

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Lesson 7

The Good Go to Jannah

STEADY FEET We should always pray to Allah to keep our feet steady on the Right Path that leads to Jannah. In the picture below, one of the roads leads to Jannah and the other to Jahannam. Which will you take? Your feet must be very steady. Cut out the feet shapes from below and stick them on the road you want to go on! Write on the road signs, the actions that lead to Jannahand those that lead to Jahannam.

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Lesson 1

Saláh

Yusuf and Amina wish to pray a 2-rak’ah salah. Colour the pictures of Yusuf and Amina in the next three pages and then cut them out along the dotted lines. Then stick the pictures of Yusuf and Amina in the correct boxes in the next 4 pages, to show them praying their 2-rak’ah salah in the right sequence. You can mix the pictures of Yusuf and Amina as you like provided you get the actions of salāh in the right order. If you don’t finish this in class, ask your mum or dad to help you finish it at home.

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Yusuf Prays Salat al-Fajr

After you’ve coloured and cut out the pictures of Yusuf in the previous 3 pages, stick them in the right order here to show Yusuf praying 2 rak’ahs in the right order.

THE FIRST RAK’AH

Takbirat al-Ihrām

Qiyām

Takbir

Ruku

Qiyām

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THE FIRST RAK’AH (CONTINUED)

Sajdah

Takbir

Takbir

Julus Takbir

Sajdah

Takbir Julus

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THE SECOND RAK’AH

Qiyām

Takbir

Qunūt

Takbir

Ruku

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THE SECOND RAK’AH (CONTINUED)

Qiyām

Takbir

Sajdah

Takbir Julus Takbir

Sajdah

Takbir

Julus and Tashahhud &

Salām

THE END

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Lesson 2

Islamic Phrases

Colour the following Islamic phrase. Can you read it with its meaning?

When we want Allah to protect us from Shaytan we say:

جيمالر انطالشي نباهلل م وذأع

Audhu Billahi Min ash-Shaytanir Rajeem

I ask Allah to protect me from the cursed Shaytan

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Lesson 2

Islamic Phrases

Colour the following Islamic phrase. Can you read it with its meaning?

Before we eat or do anything we say:

ن الرحيمابسم الله الرحم

Bismilláhir Rahmánir Rahím

I begin in the name of Allah, the Kind and the Merciful

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Lesson 2

Islamic Phrases

Colour the following Islamic phrase. Can you read it with its meaning?

When we see something big or wonderful, we say:

لله اكبرا Alláhu Akbar

Allah is the greater than everything

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Lesson 2

Islamic Phrases

Colour the following Islamic phrase. Can you read it with its meaning?

When we hear the name of Rasulullah (s) or a ma’sum (‘a) we say:

دمحى ملع لص للهما

دمحم آل و Allahumma salli ‘ala Muhammadin wa Aali Muhammad

O Allah, bless Prophet Muhammad and his family

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Lesson 2

Islamic Phrases

Prophet Muhammad (s) taught us to always say Bismillāhir Rahmānir Rahím before we begin doing anything because we

want Allah to help us in whatever we are doing.

When we say Bismillāhir Rahmānir Rahím before we do

anything, then Allah keeps Shaytan away from us so that he cannot come and spoil what we are doing.

A POEM

START THINGS RIGHT WITH BISMILLAH

When you get up in the morning, Before you leave your bed, Say Bismillah. Before you brush your teeth, Before you comb your hair, Before you change your clothes, Say Bismillah. When you sit yourself on the table, Before you eat, say Bismillah. Before you leave or enter your house, Before you write or draw, Before you play, Say Bismillah. Start things right with Bismillah

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STORY TIME

THE RING IN THE STOMACH OF THE FISH

There was once a lady who always used to say BISMILLAHIR RAHMANIR

RAHIM before she did anything. She knew that Allah would then always be

with her.

Every night before she went to sleep, this woman would take her ring off and

put in her cupboard. And, as always, before she took off her ring she would

say BISMILLAHIR RAHMANIR RAHIM. She knew then that it would be safe.

Now her husband did not believe that just by saying BISMILLAHIR

RAHMANIR RAHIM, Allah would help you. So to show his wife that just saying

BISMILLAHIR RAHMANIR RAHIM did not make a difference, he took his

wife’s ring from the cupboard, where she had kept

it safely, and threw it in the nearby river.

The next morning the woman did not have time to

get her ring, which she thought was still safe in

the cupboard, because she was late getting to the

market.

From the market the woman bought some fish for their dinner that evening.

When she got home she began to cut the fish so she could cook it, and do you

know what she found in the belly of the fish?

Her ring. The one her husband had thrown in the river.

The fish had swallowed it. The woman was so surprised to

find her ring in the stomach of the fish, that when her

husband came home from work she told him all about it.

Her husband was shocked. He then told her how he had

thrown her ring in the river. He also told her how sorry

he was and that now he truly believed that Allah looks

after anyone who says: BISMILLAHIR RAHMANIR RAHIM.

So always say BISMILLAHIR RAHMANIR RAHIM before you do anything so

that Allah will look after you.

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Make your own Islamic

calendar!

Cut out the months list along the dotted line then stick it on some

cardboard. Next cut out the slider and cut the two slits in it as

well. (The middle part of the slider goes behind the Months card.)

MUHARRAM

SAFAR

RABI UL-AWWAL

RABI UTH-THANI

JAMADI UL-ULA

JAMADI UL-UKHRA

RAJAB

SHA’BAN

RAMADAN

SHAWWAL

DHUL QA’ADA

DHUL HIJJAH

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Lesson 6

The Islamic Months

Colour in the Islamic Months!

Do you remember the Fasting Month??

Circle the month in which Muslims fast.

1

MUHURRAM

2

SAFAR

3

RABI UL

AWWAL

4

RABI UTH

THANI

5

JAMADI UL

ULA

6

JAMADI UL

UKHRA

7

RAJAB

8

SHABAN

9

RAMADAN

10

SHAWWAL

11

DHUL

QA’ADA

12

DHUL

HIJJAH

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Lesson 6

The Islamic Months

Using the Islamic calendar, look up the following dates and write

them down.

EVENT ISLAMIC DATE

Ashūra

Birth of Imām Husayn (‘a)

Wafāt of Prophet Muhammad (s)

Birth of Imām Ali (‘a)

Birth of Prophet Muhammad (s)

Wafāt of Sayyida Fātima (‘a)

Laylat al-Qadr

Birth of Sayyida Fātima (‘a)

Shahadah of Imam Ali (‘a)

Pick three other important events (‘Id, Wilādah, Wafāt) from the

Islamic Calendar and write down the event and the date below.

1. ______________________________________________

2. ______________________________________________

3. ______________________________________________

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Lesson 6

The Islamic Months

I N C W K P F J K R A A

R N A K W O B A B A R D

A R A B H R W M J M H A

F M U H A R R A M A K A

A B A A T H M D E D U Q

S U U K B H S I B A L L

C Y R A E H T L Z N I U

H A J J I H L U H D D H

L A W W A H S L I B A D

R X T Z H W E A C B M W

K R A B I U L A W W A L

B I C K G D K H E W J R

In the wordsearch above, find all the Islamic months listed below.

DHUL HIJJAH DHUL QAADA JAMADIL UKHRA

JAMADIL ULA MUHARRAM RABIUL AWWAL

RABIUTH THANI RAJAB RAMADAN

SAFAR SHABAN SHAWWAL

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Lesson 1

The 12 Imáms & 14 Ma’sumeen

Colour the 12 hearts with the Names of the 12 Imams.

What should we say after the name of each Imam?

1st

Imam

Ali

2nd

Imam

Hasan

3rd

Imam

Husayn

4th

Imam

Sajjad

5th

Imam

Baqir

6th

Imam

Sadiq

7th

Imam

Kadhim

8th

Imam

Rida 9th

Imam

Jawad

10th

Imam

Hadi

11th

Imam

Askari

12th

Imam

mahdi

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Lesson 1

The 12 Imáms & 14 Ma’sumeen

Colour the stars showing the 14 Ma’sumeen (‘a).

12 Imams

Rasulullah (s)

Sayyida Fatima

az-Zahra (‘a)

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The Ahl al-Kisa are Five After you colour the five suns, can you find 9 stars? Write in

each star a number, from 6 to 14.

Rasul Allah (s)

Imam Ali (‘a)

Sayyida Fatima

(‘a)

Imam Hasan

(‘a)

Imam Husayn

(‘a)

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Lesson 6

Rasululláh (s)

Colour the picture and complete the Hadith of Rasulullah (s) below.

Hadith of AS-SAFINA (The ARK)

Rasulullāh (s) said: “My ________________ is like the Ark of Nabi Nuh (‘a). Whoever joins it will be saved.

Whoever refuses to go on it will drown.”

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Lesson 1

Islamic Expressions

Colour the Words in Arabic.

When we meet someone, instead of ‘Hi!’’ we say:

عليكم سالمالAs-Salam alaykum

Peace be with you

The reply when someone says ‘Salām’ to us is:

سالمال عليكم و Wa alaykum salam

And peace be with you

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Lesson 1

Islamic Expressions

Colour the Words in Arabic.

To thank Allah, when we finish our food and when we sneeze, we say:

لهل مداحلAl-Hamdu Lilah

Praise be to Allah

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Lesson 1

Islamic Expressions

Colour the Words in Arabic.

When we see anything beautiful, instead of ‘Wow!’ we say:

للها سبحان Subhan alLah

Glory be to Allah

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Lesson 1

Islamic Expressions

Colour the Words in Arabic.

When we are leaving, instead of ‘Bye!’ we say:

للها أمان في

Fi Amanil Lah Be in Allah’s Care!

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Lesson 1

Islamic Expressions

Colour the Words in Arabic.

Whenever we plan to do something, we say:

للها شاء إن In sha Allah

If Allah wishes!

For example, ‘Tomorrow we will go to the park In shā Allāh!’

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Lesson 1

Islamic Expressions

Pick an Islamic phrase from the next page (showing Bilal the Bee) to fill in the blanks below.

1. What do we say when we see something beautiful?

___________________

2. What do we say before we start doing anything?

___________________

3. What do we say when we thank someone?

___________________

4. What do we say when we plan on doing something or when we

make a promise?

___________________

5. What do we say when we sneeze?

___________________

6. What do we say when we are leaving a Muslim?

___________________

7. What do we say when someone else sneezes?

___________________

8. What do we say when we want to say sorry to Allah?

___________________

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Allah’ s Thought At

All Times

When should Bilal the Bee say these words so as to remember Allah at all times?

Cut out and glue this picture on construction paper and then decorate it nicely and hang it in your home. This will make sure everyone remembers Allah at all times.

Bismillah

Al Hamdulillah

Insha Allah

Yar Hamukallah

Fi Amanillah

Masha Allah

Astaghfirullah

Jazak Allah

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Lesson 1

Islamic Expressions

Insha Allah!

One day Imam Ali (‘a) was carrying a bag filled with date seeds.

He was asked, “What are you carrying in this heavy bag?”

“A few date palms, Insha Allah”, replied Imam Ali (‘a). Since

Imam Ali (‘a) had faith in Allah he knew that if Allah willed the

date seeds would soon become trees.

Sure enough after he had planted them and looked after them

they started growing into trees that would feed others. With

faith in Allah and hard work everything is possible!

Draw a picture of something you should say Insha Allah after

you decide to do it:

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Lesson 1

Islamic Expressions

Story Time!

Ali Learns to Say Insha Allah

Insha Allah means ‘If Allah Wishes’. This means that no

matter how much we plan something, if Allah does not want

it to happen, it will not happen.

Little Ali’s mummy had told him again and again to say Insha

Allah after he said he was going to do something. But Ali

usually didn’t say insha Allah.

One day, Ali decided he wanted to go

to the park to play. He looked out of

the window and the sun was shining.

It was a nice day!

He asked his mummy if she would drive him to the park later.

She said she would insha Allah take him that afternoon.

Ali called his friends to tell them that he was going to the park

that afternoon.

Ali's mummy heard him and told him that he should have said

that he was going to go to the park Insha Allah.

Ali replied that that he was going for sure because the day was

so nice.

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That afternoon, when it was time to go to the park, the sky was

had become less sunny and much more

cloudy, but Ali was still happy about

driving to the park.

But just before he reached the park, it

started to rain. Very soon, it was

raining very heavily, and Ali’s mummy

said he could not play in the park in the

rain, so they drove back home. Ali was

very sad.

The next day Ali made sure he said

Insha Allah after everything he was

planning to do.

Insha Allah means ‘if Allah wishes’

you to do something, then you

will do it. So always make sure

you say Insha Allah when you

plan on doing something.

But remember, you should not say

Insha Allah when you know you do

not intend to do something.

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Subhan allah

Allah creates the beautiful

butterly

from a tiny caterpillar

As you colour this picture, say:

Subhan Allah! (Glory be to Allah!)

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Subhan allah

Allah creates beautiful birds

from tiny eggs

As you colour this picture, say:

Subhan Allah! (Glory be to Allah!)

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Lesson 3

Cleanliness & Table Manners

Colour the box with right answer only. Make sure you colour lightly, so you can still see your answers.

1. We should always wash our ___ before eating.

Head Face Hands 2. Before we eat, what should we always say?

Bismillah Yummy! Salām! 3. We should always eat with our:

Left Hand Right Hand Both Hands 4. What should we taste before we start to eat?

Ketchup Potato Chips Salt

5. Wasting food is called:

Isrāf Good Manners Akhlaq 6. When we finish our meal, we should always say:

Nothing. Bismillah! In the Name of

Allah!

Alhamdulillah! Thank you Allah!

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Lesson 3

Cleanliness & Table Manners

Classwork: Allah (s.w.t.) LOVES people who are clean. Let us make our Madrasah look like a Muslim’s Madrasah. Today we can help keep our Madrasah clean. When you go out for salāh or your next class and see any garbage on the way, pick it up and put it in the garbage bin. Everyone will be proud of you! Homework: Your homework is to help your Mom or your Dad clean up one day this week. You could clean up your room. You could clean up after your baby brother or sister plays with toys. You could help with the dishes one day after dinner. You can do ANYTHING to help your parents clean up. Then make sure your mom or dad signs below, and show it to your teacher. Your parents and your teacher will be very proud of you!

Masha Allah!

________________ is a very clean child.

Today, he/she helped me keep the house

clean by:

________________________________

________________________________

May Allah always bless my child, Insha Allah.

Signature of Parent: ______________

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Lesson 3

Cleanliness & Table Manners

We should make sure what we eat is halāl and that our homes are clean and our rooms are tidy. In the other circles below draw what we should do to keep ourself clean.

Change our clothes when they are dirty.

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WASHROOM MANNERS Number the following in the right order.

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MANNERS OF DRINKING

Your teacher is going to give you all a glass with a drink in it. Show him/her how you would drink it if it was daytime. Show him/her how you would drink it if it was night. Don’t forget to

say the magic Islamic words before and after you drink!

Homework

Draw a sun where it tells you how you should drink water in the daytime. Draw a moon where it tells you how you should drink

water at night. Make your pictures nice and colourful!

It is better to stand

and drink water.

Picture

It is better to sit and

drink water.

Picture

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Lesson 3

Cleanliness & Table Manners

Homework The boxes on this and the next page are not in order. Cut them out and glue them on construction paper or Bristol board in the proper order. Put a title at the top of your chart, called “Islamic Table Manners”. When you are done gluing, you can decorate your new chart the way you like. Be sure to make it look nice. Bring it back to your teacher next week, so he/she can see what a wonderful job you have done. When your teacher has seen it, you can take it home and put it up somewhere where you are sure you will be able to see it. Then you will ALWAYS remember your table manners and be a good and polite Muslim !

Do not eat the food while it is very hot. Wait for

it to become warm.

It is sunnah to wash your hands before eating. It

is also good NOT to dry your hands.

Eat with your right hand.

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Start your meal by tasting a little salt.

Eating too much is not good. You should also not

waste your food. Only put food on your plate if

you can eat it.

Wash your hands when you are done eating. This

time, dry your hands.

Pick up small bites, chew your food well with your

mouth closed.

Do not try to talk while you are chewing.

Say Bismillah before you start eating your food.

When you are done eating, say Alhamdulillah!

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Lesson 3

Cleanliness & Table Manners

Fill in the blanks using the pictures below:

1. Before we start eating we should _______________ our hands.

2. We should never sit at a table that has _________________ on it.

3. Before we start eating you should taste a pinch of ___________.

4. We should wait for food to ________________.

5. We should not eat _____________________ food.

6. We should never _________ at others people’s food when eating.

7. We should always eat with our ___________________ hand.

8. When we have finished we should ________and _____ our hands.

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MANNERS OF DRINKING

Write in the bubbles the things you should remember when drinking

water.

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Help Yusuf

stay Clean

Yusuf is a good Muslim. He loves to keep his room tidy and always washes his hands before and after a meal. Help Yusuf get to the bathroom so he can

wash his hands.

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Lesson 4

Respect for Parents and Elders

To help our parents out, we are going to make a coupon book for them, writing down the things we will do for them.

Dear Mom and Dad,

Today I will help you by:

_____________________________

Dear Mom and Dad,

Today I will help you by:

_____________________________

Dear Mom and Dad,

Today I will help you by:

_____________________________

Dear Mom and Dad,

Today I will help you by:

_____________________________

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A LETTER TO MY PARENTS

Dear _________________

I love you because………

____________________________

I know that sometimes I am

naughty, but I promise

To try to…

____________________________

Thank you for being the most

wonderful parents in the world!

Love,

_____________________________________

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Lesson 5

Allah Loves the Brave

Colour the picture below showing Imam Ali (‘a) putting

his life in danger by sleeping in place of Rasulullah (s) on the night of Hijrah. Can you find the same picture in

your Diniyat Book?

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Lesson 6

Sharing with Others

PRACTICAL ACTIVITY

Class teacher to arrange an activity on sharing with others e.g. sharing a meal or a personal toy or a possession with other students.

The child should not simply buy a gift for another child. That teaches generosity but not selflessness. The child can however be given a toy or book to keep for a few weeks, build attachment to it, and then be asked to give it away to another child. That enforces sharing and selflessness.

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HOW MANY WOULD YOU SHARE?

If you had all this candy, how much would you share? Put a on all the

candy you would share and a on all the candy you would not.