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My Prophet ﷺ Did Not Backbite
My Prophet ﷺ Did Not Backbite L3 Adab & Akhlaq P2
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Adab & AkhlaqLessonLevel 3Ages 7+

My Prophet ﷺ Did Not Backbite

Teach children aged 7+ about avoiding backbiting (ghibah) through the example of Prophet Muhammad ﷺ. Includes Qur'anic verses, powerful stories & role play activities.

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This lesson goes withAdab & Akhlaq – Level 3
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Learners will:

  • Define'backbiting'
  • Discussthe consequences of backbiting
  • Explainhow I can stay away from backbiting
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My Prophet ﷺ Did Not Backbite is a free Level 3 Adab & Akhlaq lesson for ages 7+. Learners will define 'backbiting'. Free to download, no account needed.

  • Identify and shade statements that would pollute the ocean if mixed with seawater
  • Reflect on the story of Yusuf and identify at least five consequences of ghibah
  • Write an answer explaining why ghibah is not allowed in Islam
  • Participate in role plays practising how to respond when tempted to backbite or when hearing gossip
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Level
Level 3
Format
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Language
English
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