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• Week 1: We Respect Rasulullah ﷺ — learning what beautiful adab means and the moving story of Thabit ibn Qays رضي الله عنه
• Week 2: Fake News — discovering why Allah commands us to check information first, through a compelling story from the time of our beloved Prophet ﷺ
• Week 3: We Are Brothers and Sisters — understanding the bond of the ummah, how to make peace, and why we must be the ones to end arguments
• Week 4: We Don’t Backbite — learning why Allah uses such a powerful image to warn us against backbiting, spying, and thinking badly of others
• Bonus Eid colouring page — a joyful celebration of the ummah coming together

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The nashid beautifully depicts Grandad’s iʿtikaf during the last ten days, showing devotion and seeking forgiveness. Learners experience the cycle of Ramadan, from the first moon sighting to Eid celebrations, nurturing love for this sacred month.

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After learning about brotherhood and the blessed Ummah, young learners are invited to put their understanding into action through a creative class assembly that celebrates the gift of being part of the Ummah of the best of creation, our beloved Prophet Muhammad ﷺ.

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After learning about how to polish their hearts, young Muslims are invited to put their understanding into action through a meaningful seven-day challenge that transforms knowledge into lived experience, one heartfelt action at a time.

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After learning about the best of words, dhikr and duʿa, and the best of places, the masjid, young Muslims are invited to put their understanding into action through a meaningful visit that transforms knowledge of masjid etiquettes into lived experience and heartfelt worship.

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After learning about the amazing qualities and beautiful character of our beloved Prophet Muhammad ﷺ, young Muslims are invited to put their understanding into action by sharing his beautiful example with others in a kind and gentle way, just as he invited people to learn about Islam. They will make note cards about the special qualities of our Prophet Muhammad ﷺ Then, give it to somebody who may not know about Islam.

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This comprehensive review lesson reinforces the powerful message that being rich or powerful will not save anyone from Allah’s punishment and that having a good family does not guarantee success without following Allah’s guidance. Through interactive activities and critical thinking exercises, young learners will explore how Abu Lahab and Umm Jamil’s wealth, status, and family connections proved worthless when they opposed Islam and disrespected our beloved Prophet Muhammad ﷺ. The lesson emphasises that only following Allah’s guidance leads to true success and entry into Jannah, regardless of worldly advantages or family background.

Young learners will master the fundamental Islamic principle that consequences match our actions through the Arabic concept “الجزاء من جنس العمل” (whatever you do, good or bad, has consequences that match what you did). Children will develop personal responsibility by understanding that they are accountable for their choices and that positive actions lead to rewards whilst negative actions result in punishment. Through practical examples and reflection exercises, learners will connect these teachings to real-life situations, learning to respond with patience and wisdom when facing challenges like Abu Lahab’s hostility towards the Prophet ﷺ.

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Young learners will explore how Umm Jamil’s beautiful appearance and expensive necklace could not save her from punishment, teaching that helping others do evil leads to sharing their punishment. Learners will understand that her expensive necklace, which she threatened to sell to harm Muslims, will be replaced with a rope of fire around her neck in the afterlife. This lesson introduces the beautiful name of Allah, Al-Mawla (The Protector), helping children understand that Allah is always aware of everything and defends His special servants. Through practical applications and reflection exercises, learners will develop trust that Allah will always take care of them and protect them from all evil.

Beyond the historical narrative, this lesson builds strong Islamic character by teaching younge learners about patience in the face of adversity. Learners will discover how our beloved Prophet Muhammad ﷺ responded to nastiness with calmness and patience, never responding with horrible words despite the cruelty he faced. Through interactive activities and reflection exercises, children will connect these timeless lessons to their daily lives, learning appropriate responses to meanness, understanding the importance of defending what is right, and developing confidence in Allah’s protection when facing challenges or fears.

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Through the compelling narrative of Abu Lahab’s rude response to our beloved Prophet Muhammad ﷺ on Mount Safa, young learners will learn about the importance of respecting Allah’s message and His Messenger. This lesson brilliantly explains how Abu Lahab, despite being the Prophet’s uncle and one of the richest men in Makkah, earned Allah’s curse through his hostile rejection of Islam and his attempts to turn people away from the truth.

Young learners will explore the profound concept that neither wealth nor power can protect anyone from Allah’s punishment. The lesson demonstrates how Abu Lahab’s riches, fame, and social status proved utterly worthless when facing divine justice. They will understand that only being Muslim and performing good deeds can save a person from punishment, reinforcing the fundamental Islamic principle that true success comes through faith and righteous actions.

Beyond the historical narrative, this lesson builds strong Islamic character by teaching children about respect, humility, and the temporary nature of worldly possessions. Learners will develop critical thinking skills about what truly matters in life and understand the importance of supporting rather than opposing Allah’s guidance.

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