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Yunus عليه السلام Teaches His People
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Sirah & StoriesLessonLevel 1Ages 5+

Yunus عليه السلام Teaches His People

Teach young learners the story of Prophet Yunus عليه السلام and the people of Nineveh with this engaging Sirah lesson. Discover how a whole city turned back to Allah and was forgiven.

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

  • Identifythe message of Yunus عليه السلام
  • Describehow the people treated Yunus عليه السلام
  • Explainhow I can say sorry to Allah سبحانه وتعالى
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Yunus عليه السلام Teaches His People is a free Level 1 Sirah & Stories lesson for ages 5+. Learners will identify the message of Yunus عليه السلام. Free to download, no account needed.

  • Trace the message of Yunus عليه السلام: "Worship Allah alone."
  • Draw Allah's most amazing creations, then write or tell a friend why they chose them.
  • Match each word to its opposite, then circle the words that show how the people treated Yunus عليه السلام.
  • Write a duʿa asking for forgiveness and list good deeds to do, inshaAllah, inside two heart-shaped boxes.
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