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Allah, The Provider
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Iman & TazkiyahLessonLevel 2Ages 6+

Allah, The Provider

Teach 6+ year old children about Allah ar-Razzaq, the Provider, with this engaging lesson. Learners explore how rain is rizq and why we should ask Allah first when we need something.

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In this lesson

Learners will:

  • Definethe Name of Allah ar-Razzaq
  • Recognisethat Allah provides us with rain as rizq
  • Explainwhy we should ask Allah first when we need something
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Allah, The Provider is a free Level 2 Iman & Tazkiyah lesson for ages 6+. Learners will define the Name of Allah ar-Razzaq. Free to download, no account needed.

  • Draw or write three things the body needs to stay alive and grow
  • Colour in the water cycle diagram showing Allah's provision through rain
  • Complete a writing bubble asking Allah ar-Razzaq for something they need
  • Explore the connection between rainfall and survival
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Lesson
Level
Level 2
Format
Digital copy, print at home
Language
English
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