• Week 1: We Respect Rasulullah ﷺ focuses on the verse “O believers! Do not raise your voices above the voice of the Prophet” teaching children beautiful adab through loving him, obeying Him, following his sunnah, and trusting what he said even when it feels hard
• Features the inspiring story of Thabit ibn Qays who had a loud voice and stopped visiting the Prophet ﷺ fearing his deeds were ruined, until receiving the happy news “You are from the people of Paradise,” demonstrating how the Companions followed new ayahs straight away
• Includes tadabbur time reflection asking learners to recite the ayah again and think about how they feel when someone raises their voice and why Allah commands believers to not raise their voices, helping them connect Quranic teaching to their own experiences
• Engaging activities include crossing out wrong answers about how Companions showed respect, matching words with meanings (adab, ummah, hujurat), and a practical Ramadan scenario where Musa must wake his sisters for suhur without shouting loudly
• Designed for family learning with colourful illustrations, Arabic text with English translations, age-appropriate language, and practical applications that help children understand respect and gentle communication in their daily lives at home

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Session 1: A Wake-Up Call

• Begins with reflecting on the centrality of the Quran in our lives through honest self-examination, asking how important the Quran truly is on a scale of one to ten
• Explores why our beloved Prophet ﷺ would recite Surah Qaf in large gatherings including Jumuʿah salah, Friday sermons, the two Eid salahs, and Fajr salah
• Examines the powerful beginning of the surah where Allah takes an oath by the glorious Quran, understanding the function of oaths and the meaning of al-Majid (lofty, glorious, majestic)
• Identifies the two key issues raised by the Quraysh: their amazement at receiving a human warner, and their denial of resurrection after becoming dust
• Discovers Allah’s absolute knowledge through understanding that everything is recorded in al-Lawh al-Mahfuz, and explores the consequence of rejecting truth, leading to confusion and loss
• Reflects deeply on Allah’s signs in creation including the flawless sky, the earth with its mountains and joyous plants, blessed water from the sky, and tall palm trees laden with dates
• Understands the similarities between water from the sky and revelation from the sky, both being sources of life
• Examines how Allah brings dead land back to life as proof of resurrection, and learns from history by studying nations who denied their messengers including the people of Noah, Rass, Thamud, Ad, Pharaoh, Lot, the Forest Dwellers, and Tubba
• Includes engaging activities such as drawing aspects of nature, the ABC fruit and vegetable game, matching pictures to ayat, and a four-session competition to encourage memorisation and active participation

Perfect for teenage learners in madrasahs, homeschools, and Islamic study circles, this presentation nurtures hearts through authentic Quranic tarbiyah rooted in the values of certainty, servitude, and love for Allah’s words.

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