Fiqh & ʿUbudiyyahLessonLevel 5Ages 9+
What Is Fiqh?
Help young learners understand fiqh (Islamic law) through this enlightening lesson. They learn fiqh's definition, discover the Qur'an and Sunnah as its sources, and explore the four main madhhabs whilst learning to respect all schools of Islamic jurisprudence.
One lesson for all four madhabs
Download · No account needed
This lesson goes withFiqh & ʿUbudiyyah – Level 5
Learners will:
- Definefiqh
- Explainthe importance of living by the laws of the Qur'an and Sunnah
- Listthe four main schools of fiqh and their Imams
What’s in it
What Is Fiqh? is a free Level 5 Fiqh & ʿUbudiyyah lesson for ages 9+. Learners will define fiqh. Free to download, no account needed.
- Trace and memorise the duʿa for deep understanding of the din
- Answer questions about fiqh's definition, sources, and importance
- Learn a tongue twister about living by Allah's laws
- Match the four famous Imams to their madhhabs with children from around the world
- Type
- Lesson
- Age
- 9+ years
- Level
- Level 5
- Subject
- Fiqh & ʿUbudiyyah
- Madhab
- All four
- Format
- Digital copy, print at home
- Language
- English
- Abdullah ibn Abbas
- ages 9+
- al-Khaliq
- fiqh
- four madhhabs
- free Islamic lessons
- Hanafi
- Hanbali
- Homeschool Islam
- Imam Abu Hanifah
- Imam Ahmad ibn Hanbal
- Imam ash-Shafiʿi
- Imam Malik
- Islamic education
- Islamic Jurisprudence
- Islamic Law
- Level 5
- madhhab
- Madrasah Resources
- maktab lessons
- Maliki
- Qur'an and Sunnah
- Quranic tarbiyah
- scholars
- Shafiʿi
- sources of fiqh
- ubudiyyah
- Ummah unity
- Wudu
- yaqin
- Zakah
More Level 5 Fiqh lessons
Lessons shared by all four madhabs come first.
From teachers and parents
Taught this lesson? Tell other teachers how it went.
Good to know
Do I need an account to download?
No. The PDF opens straight away. Print it at home or in school.
Can I print and photocopy the resources from this website?
Yes, you may photocopy or print the resources from this website for non-profit and educational uses only, as long as the original work is cited and not distorted. However, all resources and books are copyrighted, and you may not monetise any of them.