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Surah al-Falaq: Ayahs 4-5
Teach young learners about protection from magic and jealousy through Surah al-Falaq: Ayahs 4-5 with this engaging Level 3 lesson featuring the Prophet’s miraculous story.
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Complete your study of Surah al-Falaq with this compelling Surah al-Falaq: Ayahs 4-5 lesson exploring the final two verses that provide protection from magic and jealousy. Through the fascinating story of how Labid Ibn Aʿsam cast a spell on our beloved Prophet ﷺ and how Allah revealed the Muʿawwidhatayn as the ultimate cure, young learners will understand the powerful protection these verses offer.
This comprehensive lesson addresses two serious forms of evil whilst teaching children practical Islamic guidance about avoiding jealousy and protecting themselves through daily recitation. They will discover why jealousy is such a dangerous sin, learn from the story of Prophet Yusuf n and his brothers, and understand how to respond with gratitude when seeing others’ blessings.
The lesson beautifully combines Qur’anic study with character development, helping children recognise harmful emotions whilst building their confidence in Allah’s protection through the daily recitation of these powerful verses.
- Discuss why jealousy is evil
- Summarise the harms Surah al-Falaq protects me from
- Explain why I should recite Surah al-Falaq every day
- Discover the amazing story of magic cast on the Prophet ﷺ and his miraculous cure
- Learn about the four types of evil from which Surah al-Falaq protects us
- Explore practical scenarios about dealing with jealousy and envy
- Calculate how many knots were in the magic spell through the story
- Practice responding to blessings with “MashaAllah” and “BarakAllah Fikum”
- Complete key concepts using important vocabulary words
- Recite the complete Surah with translation for memorisation
- Ages 7+ students beginning their Islamic education journey
- Madrasahs and maktabs building strong Islamic foundations
- Homeschooling families seeking structured Islamic curriculum
- Islamic schools looking for easy-to-follow lessons
- Parents wanting to wanting to nurture faith and character at home
- Teachers searching for ready-to-use engaging resources
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