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Who Were the First Muslims?
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Sirah & StoriesLessonLevel 1Ages 5+

Who Were the First Muslims?

Teach young learners who the first Muslims were with this engaging lesson. Meet Khadijah رضي الله عنها, ʿAli رضي الله عنه, and Abu Bakr رضي الله عنه and discover how they answered the call of our beloved Prophet Muhammad ﷺ.

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

  • Recallwhat Muslims believe
  • Namesome of the first Muslims
  • Sharethe message of Islam with my family
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Who Were the First Muslims? is a free Level 1 Sirah & Stories lesson for ages 5+. Learners will recall what Muslims believe. Free to download, no account needed.

  • Write your name and trace the shahadah in Arabic on a beautiful certificate, with a teacher's signature and the pledge: "I will always follow the truth!"
  • Write the correct names for the first Muslim man, the first Muslim child, and the first Muslim woman in the three award badges.
  • Role-play or write: tell your family the shahadah, then answer their questions
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