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2 Understanding Salaah Lessons The six conditions of salaah (page 36) 2. The hadith Verily Salaah is enjoined on the believers at fixed times (page 37) 3. How if we forget salaah or have overslept we must make qadha as soon as we remember (page 37) 4. The hadith what lies between man and kufr is the abandonment of prayer -shows the difference between a Muslim and disbeliever (page37) 5. Hadith about what the prophet disliked (page 38) 6. Terminology on page How salaah is not accepted if we are in the state of major impurity (page 41) 8. The answers to question 1-7on page What the awrah/satr of a female is (page 42) 10. How our clothing should be modest inside and outside salaah (page 42) 11. How we should avoid clothing with animate objects as its makrooh (page 43) 12. Where to face when performing salaah i.e. qiblah (page 44) 13. How masjids have a mihrab to help identify the place of qiblah (page 44) 14. Where the first qiblah was i.e. Masjid-e- Aqsa in Palestine (page 44) 15. Why the qiblah got changed to masjid-e-haram in Makkah (page 44) 16. Hadith on page How intention is the condition of the heart i.e. does not need to be said verbally (page 45) 18. Terminology on page The six compulsory acts (arkaan) in salaah (page 48) 20. What Tahreem means (page 49) 21. Examples of two things we cannot do in the state of salaah (page 49) 22. How qiyaam is compulsory in a fardh and wajib and salaah unless you have a genuine reason (page 49) 23. How if we pray salaah sitting down and do not have a genuine reason for it, salaah is invalid (page 49) 2

3 24. How we can pray nafl salaah sitting down but we get half the reward (page 49) 25. How we look at the place of sajdah in qiyaam (page 49) 26. How reciting something in salaah is compulsory (page 50) 27. How reciting Surah Fatiha is wajib (page 50) 28. Reciting one long ayat and three short ayats is wajib (page 50) 29. How if one misses out a wajib they must do saja-e-sahwa for salaah to be valid (page 50) 30. How missing a compulsory act if salaah makes salaah invalid (page 51) 31. How if you miss our ruku and sajdah your salaah is invalid (page 52) 32. How a woman should perform ruku (page 52) 33. The first point on how sajdah should be performed (page 52) 34. The third, fourth and fifth point on how sajdah should be performed including the hadith i.e. she should gather and join herself (page 53) 35. The last four points on page What the final sitting is known as (page 54) 37. How long we should sit for in order for salaah to be valid i.e. the duration it takes to perform tashaahud (page 54) 38. The method for women i.e. the 2 points (page 54) 39. Terminology on page Hadith no.1 and no.2 on page 56 and what we learn from it (page 56) 41. How salaah was introduced to the prophet i.e. Miraaj page 57) 42. How many times we had to originally perform salaah before it came down to 5 (page 57) 43. What our lifestyle should conform to i.e. the sunnah (page 58) 44. How if we do not perform salaah our soul is dead and it is our soul that will respond to the 3 questions in the grave (page 58) 45. Terminology on page The difference between arkaan and wajibaat (page 62) 47. What the wajibaats of salaah are (points 1-10 minus point 8) (page 62-63) 48. What Ta deel-e Arkaan means (the three tick points) (page 64) 49. Why we perform salaah in a calm manner (page 64) 3

4 50. The definitions of kushoo and kudhoo (page 64) 51. The two positions in where Ta deelul arkaan must be observed (page 65) 52. The 2 dua on page The 8 sunan of salaah (page 69) 54. The 5 Mustahab acts of salaah (page 70) 55. The 17 makroohats of salaah (minus point 7 and 11) (page 71-72) 56. The mufsidaats of salaah (page73-74) 57. The Arabic for Excessive Action (page 74) 58. What Sajda-e-sahwa is and when to do it (page 76) 59. How you cannot do Sajda-e-sahwa is you miss out a fardh act (unintentionally or intentionally) or if you have missed out a wajibaat intentionally (page 76) 60. The procedure of Sajda-e-sahwa (page 76-77) Summary table Conditions Compulsory Wajibaat Sunan Mustahab Makroohats Mufsidaat

5 Stories of the Prophets Prophet Musa (AS) 1. Why did the Pharaoh order that all the new born baby boys of the Israelites be put to death? 2. Describe how baby Musa was saved 3. Why did the Pharaoh order that Musa be put to death? 4. How did A... help Musa escape from the Pharaoh s order? 5. Describe how Musa was provided with a home for 8 years 6. What 2 signs did A... give to Musa before commanding him to return to Egypt? 7. What arguments did Musa use to convince the Pharaoh that there is only one God? 8. What convinced the sorcerers that was a prophet? 9. Why was Pharaoh s wife a brave woman? 10. Name the five signs A... sent to the Pharaoh 11. Describe how Musa led the Israelites out of Egypt 12. What happened to the Pharaoh and his armies when he pursued the Israelites? 13. How were the Israelites when they were hungry and thirsty in the desert? 14. Why did the Israelites behave like spoilt children after they left Egypt? 15. Relate the story of how a murderer was caught with A... s help 16. Give three reasons why the Shariah is necessary 17. In what way did A... provide the Israelites with guidance on Mount Sinai? 18. How did the Samiri lead the weak Israelites astray? 19. Describe the full story of Musa and Al-Khadirs meeting 20. How were the Israelites punished 5

6 Prophet Shu ayb (AS) 1. Why was Shu ayb s message from A... needed by the Midian and people of the Thicket? 2. Give three of Shu ayb s reason for being fairing business dealings 3. Describe how Shu ayb s people ignored his advice 4. What was the people s final threat to Shu ayb 5. How were they punished? Prophets Da ud and Sulayman (AS) 1. Describe how Da ud ruled his kingdom 2. What was Sulayman s wise judgment in the case where sheep had ruined a man s vineyard? 3. How did the hoopoe bird help Sulayman? 4. What did the Queen of Sheba and her people worship? 5. Why did Sulayman write a letter to the Queen of Sheba? 6. What did the Queen decide to send Sulayman and what were her reasons for sending them? 7. How did the Sulayman react to the Queen s test? 8. Why did Sulayman decide to send for the Queen s throne? 9. Describe how the Queen was to be tested about her own throne 10. Why did Sulayman want to test the Queen s power of perception? 11. How did Sulayman discover that the Queen of Sheba was easily deceived? 12. What did the Queen say when she realised she lacked perception? 6

7 13. How does this story illustrate Sulayman s wisdom? Prophets Ayyub and Yunus (AS) 1. Describe the harsh conditions endured by Ayyub and his wife 2. How did Ayyub s patience show up? 3. What does the holy Quran say about Ayyub s prayer to A... and A... s answer 4. To which village did A... send Yunus and why d A... send him there? 5. Describe Yunus s experiences from time he embarked on the ship until A... answered his prayer 7

8 Prophets Zakariyya and Yahya (AS) 1. How as old Zakariyya s prayer answered? 2. What did Imran s wife ( a relative of Zakariyya) vow that she would do iif she had a son? 3. Imran s wife had a daughter, not a son, why was this daughter entrusted to Zakariyya s care\? 4. Describe the character of Yahya, the son of Zakariyya 5. Relate what the holy Quran says about Yahya Prophet Isa ibn Maryam (AS) 1. Why was Isa s birth a miracle? 2. Name 3 of Isa s good qualities 3. Describe 3 of the miracles Isa performed 4. Why did the Jews find it difficult to accept the message Isa gave them from A Why did Isa devote his teachings to the poor and not to the rich? 6. Why was it wrong for Isa s disciple to want him to ask A... to send down a table? 7. How did A... reply to the disciples request? 8. Why did the Jews want to get rid of Isa? 9. Why did the Roman Governor want to be rid of Isa s case? 10. Describe the scene when Isa was marched towards the execution site 8

9 11. What happened when the procession reached the execution site? 12. From the holy Quran, repeat A... s words about Isa s death 13. How did Isa s message from A... become distorted? 9

10 Arabic Lessons (Lessons 11-17) 1. Learn colours on page 44 and Know how colours work in a sentence i.e. the colour will come after the Mubtadaa (subject) and be the Khabar and will have a dhammah at the end (page 47) 3. Know what the demonstrative pronouns are in English (This/That) and Arabic (also know the masculine and feminine version) (page 50) 4. Know how the demonstrative pronouns work in a sentence (it will be the Mubtadaa and will not have al ) and the word after will contain a dhammatayn (page 51-52) 5. Know how to write the Islamic months and know all 12 in order (page 55) 6. Know the 5 preposition in Arabic and English (page 56) 7. Know the singular and plural for preposition(s) in Arabic (page 56) 8. Know what the word after the preposition is called (page 56) 9. Know what the word after the preposition has at the end i.e. a kasrah (page 56) 10. Know how prepositions work in a sentence and be able to analyse the sentences (page 59-60) 11. Know all 6 greetings in Arabic and English (page 62) 12. Know all vocabulary on page 63 and 64 and throughout booklet 10

11 1. Ikhfaa 2. Izhaar 3. Idghaam with gunnah 4. Idghaam without gunnah 5. Qalb 6. Qalqalah letters 7. Meem saakin ikhfaa 8. Meem saakin izhaar 9. Meem saakin idghom 10. Waqf letters Tajweed 11. laam -when empty mouth and full mouth 12. Raa-when empty mouth and full mouth 13. Meem mushaddad and noon mushaddad 14. Small and big madd (how long you stretch it for) 15. Maade-aridh/laazaim 16. Maade-muttasil and munfasil 11

12 DUAS CLASS 7= CLASS 1 DUAS-CLASS 7 CLASS 8=CLASS 1- CLASS 8 DUAS TASHEELUL AHADEETH BOTH CLASSES-ALL 10 HADITHS WITH ENGLISH YASEEN CLASS 7: PAGES (end of page). CLASS 8: Full Yaseen 12

Revision Checklist. Name:. Class: 7-8B. Teacher:

Revision Checklist. Name:. Class: 7-8B. Teacher: Revision Checklist Name:. Class: 7-8B Teacher: 1 Understanding salaah (lessons 1-11 minus lessons,7,8,9) 1. 1 st hadith (it shows the importance of salaah and how it is a benchmark for deeds (page 7) 2.