Iman & TazkiyahLessonLevel 3Ages 7+
I Believe in Angels
Teach children about the second pillar of iman through exploring Angels in Islam. This lesson helps young learners understand Angels' characteristics and roles, featuring the authentic story of Prophet Musa and interactive activities.
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This lesson goes withIman & Tazkiyah – Level 3
Learners will:
- DescribeAngels
- Recallthe names of some of the main Angels
- Explorethe roles of the main Angels
What’s in it
I Believe in Angels is a free Level 3 Iman & Tazkiyah lesson for ages 7+. Learners will describe Angels. Free to download, no account needed.
- Learn about the four main Angels: Jibril, Israfil, Mika'il, and Malakul Mawt
- Discover the specific roles each Angel performs in Allah's creation
- Complete interactive true/false questions about Angels' characteristics
- Solve engaging word search puzzles featuring Angel names and related terms
- Explore the authentic story of Prophet Musa and the Angel of Death
- Type
- Lesson
- Age
- 7+ years
- Level
- Level 3
- Subject
- Iman & Tazkiyah
- Format
- Digital copy, print at home
- Language
- English
- 7+ years
- Angel of Death
- Angels
- aqeedah
- Aqidah
- Children's Islamic Studies
- Faith
- free Islamic lesson
- Fun lessons
- ghayb
- Identity
- Iman
- Iman pillars
- Islamic Beliefs
- Islamic beliefs for kids
- Islamic books
- Islamic homeschool
- Islamic Studies for children
- Islamic values
- Israfil
- It's Story Time
- Jibril
- level 3
- Madrasah Resources
- maktab curriculum
- Malakul Mawt
- Mika'il
- Moral character
- Muslim children
- Prophet Musa
- Qur'an and Sunnah
- Tarbiyah
- tazkiyah
- unseen creation
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