• Baby Musa عليه السلام: This lesson introduces the story of baby Musa عليه السلام, the cruelty of Fir’awn towards Banu Isra’il, and the remarkable way Allah protected and returned baby Musa عليه السلام to his mother.
• Musa عليه السلام Escapes Egypt: This lesson explores how Musa عليه السلام grew up with a deep care for Banu Isra’il, made a mistake, turned to Allah in tawbah, and fled Egypt trusting in Allah’s guidance every step of the way.
• Allah Speaks to Musa عليه السلام: This lesson recounts the blessed moment on Mount Tur when Allah spoke directly to Musa عليه السلام, chose him as a Prophet and Messenger, and gave him two miracles his stick and his shining hand sending him on a special mission.
• Musa عليه السلام and Harun عليه السلام Visit Fir’awn: This lesson shows how Musa عليه السلام made duʿa for courage, was joined by his brother Harun عليه السلام, and bravely delivered the message of Allah to Fir’awn, reassured by Allah that He hears and sees everything.
• Musa عليه السلام Faces the Magicians: This lesson brings to life the dramatic contest on the Day of the Festival, where the truth of Allah triumphed over magic and even Fir’awn’s finest magicians fell in prostration, declaring their belief in the Lord of Musa عليه السلام and Harun عليه السلام.
• Musa عليه السلام Splits the Sea: This lesson tells the inspiring conclusion of the story, as Musa عليه السلام led Banu Isra’il to safety through the parted sea, showing that no matter how powerful a tyrant may seem, Allah always takes care of those who put their trust in Him.

Parents and teachers will find the bundle straightforward to deliver, with interactive activities and reflective prompts that make learning about the life of Prophet Musa عليه السلام memorable and enjoyable, InshaAllah.

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In this session, learners will:

• Find Quranic answers to the hardest questions, understanding why Allah permits suffering, how trials purify the believers, and why the future ultimately belongs to those who are mindful of Him.
• Draw lessons from the patience and steadfastness of the Palestinians, reflecting on what true ṣabr, contentment with Allah’s decree, and unwavering īmān look like in the face of oppression.
• Discover what Allah wants from us, including standing firm, remembering Allah abundantly, following the Qur’an and Sunnah, maintaining unity, and never losing hope.
• Understand the obligation to feel the ummah’s pain, reconnecting with the bond of brotherhood that unites every believer across the world.
• Commit to personal action, identifying one sin to abandon, one Surah to study, and one step to take in strengthening the dīn of Allah.

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This session covers:

• Ten Qur’anic and Hadith-based reasons for reading the morning and evening adhkār, including forgiveness of sins, protection from Hell-fire, and the intercession of our beloved Prophet ﷺ
• The full scope of protection these adhkār offer, covering eighteen categories of harm from debt and laziness to magic, evil jinn, and unexpected difficulties
• The correct times for the adhkār (Fajr to sunrise for morning; ʿAṣr to sunset for evening) and answers to common questions about what to do when they are missed
• The condition that makes these adhkār count: reciting with yaqīn, reflection, and the presence of the heart, as Ibn al-Qayyim states

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The session moves through reflection on Allah’s creation as a doorway to recognising His greatness: the human body, the natural world, the Majestic Throne, and the angels including the account of Angel Jibrīl عليه السلام and the narration in al-Tabarani of an angel so immense that his feet rest in the lowest earth while his neck is beneath the Throne of Allah, yet he remains in constant glorification. From there, the session turns to what it means to live with these Names, covering humility, avoiding arrogance in daily dealings, and asking Allah through His Names al-Kabīr and al-ʿAẓīm when life feels overwhelming.

This session covers:

• Appreciate what Al-Kabīr & Al-ʿAẓīm mean
• Understand how one can reflect on Allah’s greatness
• Learn how to connect with Allah through these names
• Reflect on what you have learnt and identify one practical action point

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This is not just a session about one of Allah’s Names. It asks learners to look at themselves too at how they respond when people test their patience and gives them real, practical tools to work with.

Learners will:

• Define ‘Al-Halim’ and contrast Allah’s forbearance to our forbearance
• Identify what true forbearance is and how to develop this trait
• Learn how to connect with Allah through this Name
• Reflect on what you have learnt and identify one practical action point

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It began in the dark of night. Angel Jibril عليه السلام woke our beloved Prophet ﷺ and outside, waiting for him, was a creature from Jannah: the Buraq. Long and white, smaller than a mule but bigger than a donkey, moving faster than a flash of lightning with each step it leapt as far as the eye could see. The Buraq carried him all the way from al-Masjid al-Haram in Makkah to the blessed city of Jerusalem, in Palestine. There, at al-Masjid al-Aqsa, Allah gathered all the previous Prophets. And Muhammad ﷺ led them in salah. That journey is called al-Isra’.

Then Angel Jibril عليه السلام took him further up through the seven heavens. In each one, he met Prophets: Adam, Yahya, ʿIsa, Yusuf, Idris, Harun, Musa, and Ibrahim عليهم السلام. He saw Jannah. He saw Jahannam. And then, at the highest place beyond all seven heavens, our beloved Prophet ﷺ spoke directly to Allah, The Almighty. There, Allah gave him a precious gift for every Muslim who would ever live: the five daily salah. That journey is called al-Miʿraj.

By the next morning, he was back in Makkah. The whole thing happened in a part of one night.

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Our beloved Prophet ﷺ had been calling people to Allah for nearly ten years. Through all of it, two people had stood beside him without wavering: his uncle Abu Talib, who sheltered and protected him, and his wife Khadijah رضي الله عنها, who believed in him from the very first moment. Then, within the same year, both of them were gone. Abu Talib fell gravely ill. Our beloved Prophet ﷺ sat with him one last time and gently invited him to accept Islam. The Quraysh were in the room too, and they kept whispering in his ear until the end. Abu Talib passed away without saying the words. Then Khadijah رضي الله عنها became ill and she too passed away. It was a very sad and painful time.

He was heartbroken but kept going.

Some time later, our beloved Prophet ﷺ travelled to the city of Ta’if, hoping the people there would listen. They did not. They threw stones at him and chased him out until he was hurt and bleeding. Allah sent Angel Jibril عليه السلام and the Angel of the mountains, who offered to crush the people of Ta’if between the hills. Our beloved Prophet ﷺ said no. “I hope one day they will worship Allah alone.” Many years later, they did.

The lesson pauses here with something simple and true: it is okay to feel sad sometimes. Even our beloved Prophet Muhammad ﷺ felt sad.

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The Quraysh were watching Islam grow and they could not stand it. More and more people were accepting the truth, so they made a plan. They wrote three cruel rules onto a scroll and hung it inside the Kaʿbah: nobody will give the Muslims food or water, nobody will speak to them, and nobody will buy from them or sell to them. The Prophet’s ﷺ family, Banu Hashim, refused to abandon him. So together Muslims and family alike they left Makkah and moved into a small valley. Their food ran out. They drank rainwater. They chewed dry leaves to survive. Days became months. Months became years. Nearly three years passed like that. And through all of it, the Muslims stayed strong and kept praying to Allah.

Then something happened that the Quraysh could not explain. Our beloved Prophet ﷺ told his uncle Abu Talib: “Allah has informed me that insects have eaten the scroll, except for the name of Allah.” When the Quraysh went to check, it was exactly as he said. They were stunned. The cruel rules ended. The Muslims returned to Makkah.

The name of Allah was the only thing left. That says everything.

The lesson pauses here with a question that sits with young learners long after the page is turned: how can we be kind and help people who are being treated badly?

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Abu Jahl, a powerful and cruel leader of Makkah, was hurting our beloved Prophet Muhammad ﷺ again. When Hamzah رضي الله عنه the Prophet’s strong and fearless uncle heard about it, he did not stay quiet. He marched over, struck Abu Jahl, and declared in front of everyone: “I believe in One Allah and that Muhammad is His true Prophet.”

Around that same time, our beloved Prophet ﷺ made a special duʿa: “O Allah, bring strength to Islam through the one You love more: Abu Jahl or ʿUmar ibn al-Khattab.” ʿUmar was fierce. People feared him. He hated Islam. But whenever he heard the Qur’an, something happened inside him. Its words reached a part of him he could not explain. One day, Allah filled his heart with the light of Islam, and he went straight to the Prophet ﷺ: “I’ve come to accept Islam.” He did not whisper it. He announced it to everyone, loudly and proudly: “I follow Muhammad ﷺ!”

With Hamzah and ʿUmar رضي الله عنه beside them, the Muslims felt stronger and safer than they ever had before. The lesson closes with a question worth sitting with: how can we be strong Muslims and show our Islam proudly like them?

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Muhammad ﷺ used to climb Mount Nur and sit alone in the cave of Hira, thinking about Allah. He did this often. One day in Ramadan, when he was forty years old, something happened that he had never experienced before. Angel Jibril عليه السلام appeared before him. Muhammad ﷺ had never seen anyone like him. He felt afraid. Jibril عليه السلام commanded: “Read!” Muhammad ﷺ answered: “I don’t know how to read.” Jibril عليه السلام held him tightly, then let go, and commanded again. This happened three times. Then Jibril عليه السلام taught him the first words of the Qur’an and left.

Muhammad ﷺ ran home, terrified. “Cover me! Cover me!” he called out to Khadijah. She covered him, held him, and said what he needed to hear: “Allah will never let you down. You always help people.” Then she took him to her wise old cousin, Waraqah, who listened carefully and told him: that was the same angel Allah had sent to Prophet Musa عليه السلام. Muhammad ﷺ had become a Prophet of Allah.

The lesson pauses here with something worth saying to young learners: it is okay to feel scared. Allah takes care of those who do good.

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