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The Sunan of Fitrah
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This lesson guides young Muslims to appreciate that Allah created every human in a pure and beautiful state called fitrah. Our beloved Prophet ﷺ taught us ten specific habits that help us stay clean, healthy, and respectful, transforming daily hygiene into acts of worship.
This lesson nurtures yaqīn (certainty) by teaching young learners that fitrah is the natural way Allah created us, where every person is born knowing that Allah is their Creator and only He should be worshipped. Young Muslims learn the ten sunan of fitrah: siwak, istinja, washing the parts where dirt hides, rinsing the mouth and nose, trimming the moustache, cutting the nails, removing armpit hair, removing pubic hair, letting the beard grow, and circumcision.
The lesson beautifully organizes these practices: some are done daily, others regularly (not delayed beyond 40 days), and some are lifetime practices. Children discover that Allah is al-Fatir (The Originator) who created us from nothing and knows what is best for us.
- Define ‘sunan of fitrah’
- List the sunan of fitrah
- Explain the importance of the sunan of fitrah
- Identify true or false statements about fitrah and its sunan
- Match each of the ten sunan to their specific health and hygiene benefits
- Discuss advice for a friend following fashion over Islamic guidance
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