• 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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• 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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• 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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