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Disliked Acts in Salah
Disliked Acts in Salah | Free Islamic Lesson Learn to identify and avoid makruh acts that lower salah quality. This engaging lesson teaches children how to protect their prayer from Shaytan through authentic Hadith guidance and practical strategies. Perfect for madrasahs and homeschools.
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Help young learners perfect their prayer and protect it from Shaytan with this eye-opening lesson that explores the makruh (disliked) acts in salah. Through relatable scenarios and powerful metaphors, they discover how small distractions and fidgeting can weaken their connection with Allah and diminish their salah rewards.
This practical lesson uses the compelling analogy of precious jewels to help learners understand that salah is our most valuable treasure, worth far more than any worldly possession. They learn that whilst makruh acts don’t break their salah, they significantly lower its quality and reward, making it essential to pray exactly as our beloved Prophet ﷺ taught us.
The lesson features an authentic Hadith from Bukhari where the Prophet ﷺ explains how looking around during prayer allows Shaytan to steal from our salah. This powerful teaching motivates young learners to eliminate distractions and maintain complete focus during their special meeting with Allah. Through interactive activities, learners identify nine specific makruh acts and develop practical strategies to avoid them.
This lesson empowers young learners to take their salah from merely valid to truly excellent. By understanding which acts lower the quality of prayer and learning practical ways to avoid them, children develop the mindfulness and focus needed to protect their precious connection with Allah from Shaytan’s interference.
- Identify the acts that are makruh in salah
- Define ‘makruh’
- Reflect on how I can improve my salah by avoiding the makruh acts
- Answer true or false questions about makruh acts and their effects.
- Identify and underline makruh acts in Zayd’s salah scenario.
- Learn about Shaytan stealing rewards through a Hadith from Bukhari.
- Discover why the Prophet ﷺ changed his garment due to distracting designs.
- Create a personal action plan to avoid specific makruh acts.
- Ages 8+ students beginning their Islamic education journey
- Madrasahs and maktabs building strong Islamic foundations
- Homeschooling families seeking structured Islamic curriculum
- Islamic schools looking for easy-to-follow lessons
- Parents wanting to wanting to nurture faith and character at home
- Teachers searching for ready-to-use engaging resources
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