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My Prophet ﷺ Was Trustworthy
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Adab & AkhlaqLessonLevel 3Ages 7+

My Prophet ﷺ Was Trustworthy

Discover why our beloved Prophet Muhammad ﷺ was called al-Amin (the trustworthy) with this engaging lesson featuring interactive activities, Qur'anic guidance, and practical ways to embody trustworthiness daily.

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Learners will:

  • Define'trustworthy'
  • Recallwhy the Prophet Muhammad ﷺ was called al-Amin
  • Explorehow I can be trustworthy
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My Prophet ﷺ Was Trustworthy is a free Level 3 Adab & Akhlaq lesson for ages 7+. Learners will define 'trustworthy'. Free to download, no account needed.

  • Navigate an interactive maze by identifying trustworthy behaviours and avoiding untrustworthy ones
  • Complete creative writing exercises exploring real-life scenarios about honesty and trust
  • Write down practical ways to demonstrate trustworthiness at home, school, and in the community
  • Discover the linguistic connection between iman, amanah, and amin through Arabic word roots
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Type
Lesson
Level
Level 3
Subject
Adab & Akhlaq
Format
Digital copy, print at home
Language
English
Made for
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