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The Muslims Move to Madinah
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Sirah & StoriesLessonLevel 1Ages 5+

The Muslims Move to Madinah

Introduce young learners to the Hijrah the journey of our beloved Prophet Muhammad ﷺ and Abu Bakr رضي الله عنه to Madinah with this engaging Sirah lesson. A story of trust, courage, and Allah's protection.

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This lesson goes withSirah & Stories – Level 1
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Learners will:

  • Namewhere the Muslims moved to
  • Identifyhow Allah protected the Prophet ﷺ during his journey
  • Discusswhat I can do when I feel worried
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The Muslims Move to Madinah is a free Level 1 Sirah & Stories lesson for ages 5+. Learners will name where the Muslims moved to. Free to download, no account needed.

  • Trace the names Cave Thawr, Makkah, and Madinah, then draw a line on the illustrated map to show the journey of our beloved Prophet ﷺ
  • Fill in four missing words to complete sentences about the key people in the Hijrah story
  • Write or draw in two shapes: one cloud for worries, and one heart for how to feel better
  • Fill in the missing words on a timeline from the 10th to 13th year of prophethood
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