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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.
This Sirah lesson tells the story of Prophet Yunus عليه السلام and the city of Nineveh, it opens in a city full of idols where people have turned away from Allah. Allah, The Most Merciful, chooses a pious man named Yunus عليه السلام to call them back to Him.
Yunus عليه السلام calls his people to worship Allah alone. He reminds them that Allah is the Creator of the heavens and the earth and everything within them. They laugh. Some call him a magician. They don’t listen. They don’t care. He tries and tries, until one day he gives up and leaves the city but not before warning them of Allah’s punishment.
Then the sky turns dark. The people tremble. They remember what Yunus عليه السلام said, and this time they believe it. They rush outside, raise their hands, and beg Allah to forgive them. They promise to worship Allah alone and do good. Allah, The Most Kind, forgives them and clears the sky. Then they ask for their Prophet to come back.
- Identify the message of Yunus عليه السلام
- Describe how the people treated Yunus عليه السلام
- Explain how I can say sorry to Allah سبحانه وتعالى
- 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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