• 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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• Part 1 (Verses 1-5) explores not proceeding ahead of Allah and His Messenger through the story of Abu Bakr and Umar raising their voices, understanding the three meanings of la tuqaddimu, not raising voices above our beloved Prophet’s ﷺ voice and showing respect even after his passing, not calling out to the Prophet ﷺ with impatience but rather waiting with respect and dignity, and developing taqwa through recognising that Allah is All-Hearing and All-Knowing
• Part 2 (Verses 6-10) discovers verifying news before acting upon it through the story of al-Walid ibn Uqbah and Banu al-Mustaliq, understanding the severe consequences of spreading unverified information that can lead to harm and societal division, explores fighting between believers and the obligation of immediate reconciliation, and understands believers as brothers through the powerful declaration that all believers are brothers with practical applications of treating all Muslims as family, defending their honour, feeling their pain, and supporting them in times of need
• Part 3 (Verses 11-13) prohibits mockery through the story of Thabit ibn Qays and our beloved Prophet’s ﷺ response about jahiliyyah, prohibits offensive nicknames and calling someone by a disliked name, warns against evil suspicion by thinking well of our brothers and sisters and giving them the benefit of the doubt, prohibits spying and backbiting through the powerful analogy of eating the flesh of your dead brother, and explains the wisdom of human diversity through understanding that Allah created people into different nations and tribes so they may know one another, with true superiority in Allah’s sight being through taqwa alone
• Part 4 (Verses 14-18) clarifies true iman through the Bedouins claiming “we believe” whilst Allah commanded our beloved Prophet ﷺ to tell them they have submitted but true belief has not yet entered their hearts, understanding the three qualities of true believers (belief without doubt, sacrificing wealth when it is uncomfortable, and sacrificing lives in Allah’s path), recognising that faith is not a favour to Allah or His Messenger ﷺ but rather Allah’s favour upon us, and internalising that Allah knows the unseen of the heavens and earth and is All-Seeing of everything we do
• Includes practical applications through reflection exercises asking what Allah is telling you, what Allah is asking you to do, how you can apply Allah’s words to your life, stories of how the Companions directly implemented Quranic guidance allowing them to transform themselves and their society, accompanying worksheets, encouragement to memorise the surah for recitation in salah, and journalling prompts to record personal duas whilst progressing through the study

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Part 1: Gift of Ramadan and Fasting

• Explores why Ramadan is so special, understanding how the doors of Jannah open, the doors of Jahannam close, and the shayatin are chained
• Discovers Ramadan as the month of the Quran, fasting, forgiveness, mercy, duʿa, generosity, good deeds, and freedom from Hell-fire
• Examines the connection between fasting and taqwa through Surah al-Baqarah (2:183), understanding how temporarily making halal things haram trains learners to say no to their nafs
• Unveils eight powerful reasons why we fast, from attaining taqwa and protection from Hell-fire to receiving a surprise reward from Allah
• Explores the three opportunities for complete forgiveness through fasting Ramadan, performing qiyam, and standing in prayer on Laylat al-Qadr, all with iman and hoping for reward
• Provides practical guidance on protecting your fast, controlling anger and tongue, and responding when provoked
• Identifies optimum times for duʿa in Ramadan and introduces general and specific dhikr practices
• Includes role play activities and good deed calendar creation

Part 2: Quran and Laylat al-Qadr

• Explores how to strengthen bonds with the Quran through Surah al-Baqarah (2:185), understanding Ramadan as the month when the Quran was revealed
• Provides practical tips including reciting fixed portions daily, reading or listening to tafsir, asking “what is Allah telling ME?”, and revising memorisation
• Guides learners on how to taste the sweetness of qiyam, addressing common struggles like tiredness during tarawih
• Unveils the magnificence of Laylat al-Qadr, explaining why this night is super special and memorising Surah al-Qadr with translation
• Teaches the special duʿa for Laylat al-Qadr asking Allah by His Name al-Afuww
• Explores how to make duʿa properly with praise, salawat, istighfar, and supplication for oneself and the ummah
• Identifies the three special times for duʿa in Ramadan: during the entire fast, before iftar, and in the last third of night in sujud

Perfect for Level 9 learners (ages 13+) in madrasahs, homeschools, and Islamic study circles, this presentation nurtures hearts through authentic Quranic tarbiyah rooted in the values of servitude, excellence, and beautiful character.

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Part 1: Preparing for Ramadan

• Explores the profound connection between fasting and taqwa through Surah al-Baqarah (2:183), discovering how temporarily making halal things haram trains learners to say no to their nafs
• Unveils the unique reward of fasting where Allah personally declares that fasting is for Him alone, and learns about the two moments of joy awaiting every fasting person
• Discovers that the smell from the fasting person’s mouth is more fragrant to Allah than musk
• Creates comprehensive lists of actions to embrace and avoid during Ramadan through collaborative group activities
• Actions to do include fasting, Quran recitation, qiyam, dhikr, duʿa, charity, beneficial lectures, and silat al-rahim
• Actions to avoid include backbiting, arguing (especially with siblings), foul language, social media, wasting time, looking at haram, and overeating
• Learns how to protect the fast and what to say when someone insults or argues with them
• Memorises the beautiful duʿa after opening the fast
• Creates inspiring good deed calendars to motivate worship throughout Ramadan

Part 2: The Month of Quran and Laylat al-Qadr

• Explores Ramadan as the month of the Quran through Surah al-Baqarah (2:185), understanding that this is when the Quran was revealed as guidance for mankind
• Provides practical tips for strengthening Quran bonds including reciting fixed portions daily, reading or listening to tafsir, asking “what is Allah telling ME?”, and revising memorisation
• Discovers the three magnificent opportunities for complete forgiveness through fasting Ramadan, performing qiyam, and standing in prayer on Laylat al-Qadr, all with iman and hoping for reward
• Addresses common challenges like finding tarawih tiring and provides practical solutions for performing qiyam with excellence
• Explores what makes Laylat al-Qadr super special and memorises the special duʿa asking Allah by His Name al-Afuww
• Learns proper duʿa etiquette including praise, salawat, istighfar, and supplication for oneself and the ummah
• Identifies the three special times for duʿa in Ramadan: during the entire fast, before iftar, and in the last third of night in sujud

Perfect for Level 8 learners (ages 12+) in madrasahs, homeschools, and Islamic study circles, this presentation nurtures hearts through authentic Quranic tarbiyah rooted in the values of servitude, excellence, and responsibility.

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Through the powerful story of playground whispers and interactive activities, learners witness how gossip spreads like wildfire and causes devastating harm to relationships and trust. The lesson includes a striking hadith showing that a single backbiting statement could pollute the entire ocean, helping children grasp the gravity of this sin.

This thoughtfully designed lesson helps children understand that backbiting destroys trust, spreads like wildfire, hurts feelings deeply, damages reputations, and most importantly displeases Allah. Through reflection and practical role plays, learners discover how to stay away from ghibah by reminding themselves it angers Allah, considering how they would feel if spoken about, and understanding the consequence of losing their good deeds.

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This crucial lesson addresses serious social issues through Qur’anic guidance, teaching children to recognise and avoid backbiting whilst understanding how wealth can corrupt hearts. Through powerful warnings about “woe” and practical scenarios, young learners will develop the moral courage to speak kindly, treat others with respect, and use any blessings Allah gives them with humility and responsibility.

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