Sirah & StoriesLessonLevel 1Ages 5+
Everybody Trusts Muhammad ﷺ
Introduce young learners to the honesty and trustworthiness of our beloved Prophet Muhammad ﷺ with this engaging Sirah lesson. They discover how he earned the titles as-Sadiq and al-Amin.
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This lesson goes withSirah & Stories – Level 1
Learners will:
- Identifythe work Muhammad ﷺ did as a young boy
- Showhow I can be trustworthy like Muhammad ﷺ
- Createthe family tree of Prophet Muhammad ﷺ
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Everybody Trusts Muhammad ﷺ is a free Level 1 Sirah & Stories lesson for ages 5+. Learners will identify the work Muhammad ﷺ did as a young boy. Free to download, no account needed.
- Colour a picture of a young boy caring for sheep and goats a reminder that Muhammad ﷺ was responsible even as a child
- Role play a market scene, taking turns as sellers and customers, practising the values Muhammad ﷺ showed
- Complete the family tree of Muhammad ﷺ
- Type
- Lesson
- Age
- 5+ years
- Level
- Level 1
- Subject
- Sirah & Stories
- Format
- Digital copy, print at home
- Language
- English
- al-Amin
- as-Sadiq
- early life of Muhammad
- family of the Prophet
- family tree of Prophet Muhammad
- free Islamic PDF
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