Iman & TazkiyahLessonLevel 4Ages 8+
Allah’s Messengers
In this lesson, learners discover the fourth pillar of iman, learning about Allah’s Messengers. Learners explore the reason for Prophets and Messengers, their unified message calling for the worship of Allah alone, and how this belief shapes our relationship with them. The lesson also clarifies the true belief about Prophet ʿIsa عليه السلام as a Messenger of Allah.
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This lesson goes withIman & Tazkiyah – Level 4
Learners will:
- Identifythe message of all the Prophets
- Differentiatebetween correct and incorrect beliefs regarding ʿIsa عليه السلام ؑ
- Explainthe benefits of belief in Allah's Messengers
What’s in it
Allah’s Messengers is a free Level 4 Iman & Tazkiyah lesson for ages 8+. Learners will identify the message of all the Prophets. Free to download, no account needed.
- Fill in missing Prophet names using family relationship clues
- Play true/false games about Prophet ʿIsa عليه السلام ؑ to distinguish correct beliefs
- Reflect on lessons learned from three different Prophets for personal application
- Type
- Lesson
- Age
- 8+ years
- Level
- Level 4
- Subject
- Iman & Tazkiyah
- Format
- Digital copy, print at home
- Language
- English
- Allah's Messengers
- aqeedah
- Aqidah
- Faith
- Fun lessons
- Identity
- Iman
- Iman pillars
- Islamic Beliefs
- Islamic beliefs for kids
- Islamic books
- Islamic education
- Islamic Studies for children
- Level 4
- Madrasah Resources
- maktab lessons
- Moral character
- Muslim children
- Prophet Muhammad ﷺ
- Prophet ʿIsa
- Prophets
- Qur'an and Sunnah
- Quranic teachings
- Tarbiyah
- tazkiyah
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