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Disliked Acts in Salah – Maliki Fiqh
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Fiqh & ʿUbudiyyahLessonLevel 4Ages 8+

Disliked Acts in Salah – Maliki Fiqh

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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This lesson goes withFiqh & ʿUbudiyyah – Level 4
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Children will

  • Identifythe acts that are makruh in salah
  • Define'makruh'
  • Reflecton how I can improve my salah by avoiding the makruh acts
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Disliked Acts in Salah – Maliki Fiqh is a free Level 4 Fiqh & ʿUbudiyyah lesson (Maliki) for ages 8+. Children will identify the acts that are makruh in salah. Free to download, no account needed.

  • 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.
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