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My Prophet ﷺ Taught Me How to Dress
L12 My Prophet ﷺ Taught Me How to Dress L3 Adab & Akhlaq P2
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Adab & AkhlaqLessonLevel 3Ages 7+

My Prophet ﷺ Taught Me How to Dress

Discover how our beloved Prophet Muhammad ﷺ taught us to dress modestly with this engaging lesson featuring authentic hadith, Qur'anic guidance, clear explanations of ʿawrah, and practical Islamic dress code guidelines.

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This lesson goes withAdab & Akhlaq – Level 3
In this lesson

Children will

  • Define'haya'
  • Describethe ʿawrah
  • Comparethe male and female dress code
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My Prophet ﷺ Taught Me How to Dress is a free Level 3 Adab & Akhlaq lesson for ages 7+. Children will define 'haya'. Free to download, no account needed.

  • Match words to their opposites to understand key concepts like modest, respectful and concealing
  • Complete an engaging diagram about Islamic dress codes using key vocabulary words
  • Design a modest school uniform for an imaginary Islamic school
  • Write personal reminders about modesty to reinforce learning
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Lesson
Level
Level 3
Format
Digital copy, print at home
Language
English
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