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The Qiblah – Maliki Fiqh
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Fiqh & ʿUbudiyyahLessonLevel 4Ages 8+

The Qiblah – Maliki Fiqh

Discover the importance of facing the qiblah with this engaging lesson featuring the amazing story of Masjid Qiblatayn, Qur'anic guidance on the qiblah change, and practical methods for finding direction.

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This lesson goes withFiqh & ʿUbudiyyah – Level 4
In this lesson

Children will

  • Definethe qiblah
  • Explainhow to find the direction of the qiblah
  • Demonstratethe angle within which my salah will be valid
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The Qiblah – Maliki Fiqh is a free Level 4 Fiqh & ʿUbudiyyah lesson (Maliki) for ages 8+. Children will define the qiblah. Free to download, no account needed.

  • Draw lines from children's locations across the world (China, England, Sierra Leone, Palestine, Indonesia, Russia) to the Kaʿbah
  • Use compass and map to fill in a table showing the qiblah direction from different countries
  • Act out pictures and circle images where children need to restart their salah
  • Learn about the fascinating history of Masjid Qiblatayn, the masjid of two qiblahs
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Type
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Level
Level 4
Madhab
Maliki
Format
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Language
English
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