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Surah an-Nasr: Ayah 3
Help young learners complete Surah an-Nasr by exploring ayah 3, learning tasbih, tahmid, istighfar, and Allah’s Name at-Tawwab with this engaging lesson featuring authentic duʿa and journal activities.
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Learn the secret to responding correctly when Allah grants you success with this engaging lesson exploring the final ayah of Surah an-Nasr. Young learners aged will discover that when we achieve victory, we should glorify Allah’s praises and seek His forgiveness rather than becoming proud, following the beautiful example of our beloved Prophet ﷺ who would recite a special duʿa in his rukuʿ and sujud after this Surah was revealed.
This transformative lesson teaches learners three essential responses to success: tasbih (glorifying Allah and saying He is Perfect), tahmid (praising and thanking Allah), and istighfar (seeking forgiveness for our sins). Through exploration of Allah’s Beautiful Name at-Tawwab (the Acceptor of Repentance), young learners will understand that real victory in this world is becoming servants of Allah, and real victory in the Hereafter is entry into Jannah.
- Identify what I should do when I win something
- State how I can praise Allah
- Explain Allah’s Name at-Tawwab
- Duʿa analysis: Underline and label which parts of the Prophet’s ﷺ duʿa contain tasbih, tahmid, and istighfar in the authentic supplication he would recite in rukuʿ and sujud.
- Three responses chart: Learn the meanings and Arabic phrases for tasbih (Subhanallah), tahmid (Alhamdulillah), and istighfar (Astaghfirullah).
- Decision-making exercise: Help Musa decide how to react after winning the Qur’an competition (say Alhamdulillah, stay humble, ask Allah to accept efforts, versus feeling proud or boasting).
- Journal completion: Help Maryam fill out her journal entry about Allah at-Tawwab, explaining what it means, how to worship Him, and making duʿa to Him.
- Tawbah understanding: Learn that as humans we all make mistakes, but the important thing is to turn to Allah and say sorry, knowing He is at-Tawwab who accepts repentance.
- 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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