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Islamic Studies for Non-Arabic Speakers Grade 3 SCHEME OF WORK 2015-16 www.amanaschool.com www.muqith.wordpress.com

Month Dates/ Weeks Aug/ 30 Aug- 3 Sept. Sep Islamic Studies for Non-Arabic Speakers Year 3 In the name of Allah, the Merciful, the Mercy-giving Details of the Ministry Syllabus and Scheme of work 2015-16 Unit Cha Title of the Lesson Learning Objectives Pg. Nos. pter A 3 I Believe in Allah General Objectives: A 14-21 To focus on the belief in the Oneness of Allah. 1. To learn that Belief in Allah is the basic foundation of Islam. 2. To understand the concept of Tawheed. 3. To learn the related verses mentioned in the chapter. Sept. 6-10 A 4 Allah s Angels General Objectives: A 22-27 To understand the need to believe in the Angels of Allah. 1. To learn that the belief in Angels is one of the six pillars of Faith. 2. To learn about the nature of Angels 3. To know how Angels help us. Sep 13-17 A 5 The Books of Allah General Objectives: To focus on the importance of believing in the Books of Allah 1. To learn that Allah guides mankind by sending them Books to live by. 2. To know the names of the five Books of Allah. A 28-35 Page 1 of 14

3. To understand that the Qur an is the Last Book revealed by Allah for the guidance of mankind. Sep 20-22 --- -- The Shining Treasures General Objectives: A 36-43 To learn about the revelation and the greatness of the Qur an. 1 To learn that Angel Jibreel brought the Qur an to Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) 2. To appreciate that the Qur an is a Shining Treasure for mankind. 3 To learn the story of Zaid and Dad and draw morals. 4 To recite Surah al Bayyinah 5 To learn the hadeeth in pg A 40 by heart. Sep 23-24 --- --- Eid al Adha Holidays Eid Holidays --- Sep / Oct 27 Sep 1 Oct A 6 The Shining Treasures General Objectives: To learn about the revelation and the greatness of the Qur an. 1 To learn that Angel Jibreel brought the Qur an to Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) 2. To appreciate that the Qur an is a Shining Treasure for mankind. 3 To learn the story of Zaid and Dad and draw morals. A 36-43 Page 2 of 14

Oct 4-8 A 6 Islamic Week Activities/Competitions 4 To recite Surah al Bayyinah 5 To learn the hadeeth in pg A 40 by heart. Objectives: To create an awareness on the importance of living Islam. Note: To utilise one period for the completion of workbook activities, and one period for Qur anic recitation. Oct 11-15 B 1 Ibraheem Searches for Allah General Objectives: To understand the story of Prophet Ibraheem s thirst to find One True Creator, Allah. 1. To learn how young Ibraheem struggled to believe in Allah. 2. To understand the story of Ibraheem s rejection of statues/images/idols. 3. To focus on the belief in Tawheed, oneness of Allah. Oct 18-22 B 2 Prophet Ibraheem: Iman Made Him Brave General Objectives: To understand how Iman makes a Muslim brave and fearless. 1. To learn the story of Ibraheem s bravery when he denied to worship the idols and follow the ways of his family. 2. To learn the belief in Tawheed, the one ness of Allah, makes a person bold. 3. To understand how Ibraheem boldly B 2-9 B 10-17 Page 3 of 14

spoke to his father and his countrymen about worshipping false gods who can neither help nor harm. 4. To recite the relevant Qur anic verses. Oct 25-26 B 3 When Fire Does Not Burn General Objectives: To understand the miracle of fire not burning Prophet Ibraheem, alaihis salam. 1. To appreciate and understand the fact that Allah surely helps those who believe in Him. 2. To learn the story of how the people threw Ibraheem in the fire and how he boldy accepted it. 3. To learn that Allah is always there for those who care to believe and put their Trust in Him. Nov 1-5 B 3 When Fire Does Not Burn General Objectives: To understand the miracle of fire not burning Prophet Ibraheem, alaihis salam. 1. To appreciate and understand the fact that Allah surely helps those who believe in Him. 2. To learn the story of how the people threw Ibraheem in the fire and how he boldy accepted it. 3. To learn that Allah is always there for those who care to believe and put their Trust in Him. B 18-23 B 18-23 Page 4 of 14

Nov 8-12 B 5 The Hardest Test General Objective: To learn story of Ibraheem agreeing to sacrifice his own son for the sake of Allah. 1. To learn the Qur anic story of Allah testing Prophet Ibraheem to sacrifice his son. 2. To draw lessons from the story: We have to sacrifice everything for the sake of Allah. 3. To recite the relevant verses of the Qur an mentioned in the lesson. Nov 15-19 B 5 The Hardest Test General Objective: To learn story of Ibraheem agreeing to sacrifice his own son for the sake of Allah. 1. To learn the Qur anic story of Allah testing Prophet Ibraheem to sacrifice his son. 2. To draw lessons from the story: We have to sacrifice everything for the sake of Allah. 3. To recite the relevant verses of the Qur an mentioned in the lesson. Nov 22-26 --- --- Revisions Revisions and completion of workbook activities B 36-43 B 36-43 --- Page 5 of 14

Dec 29 th Nov Dec. --- --- Revisions & Hifdh Test Revisions & Hifdh Test --- Dec. (National Day Holidays) ----- Holidays National Day --- 18 th Dec & 20-9 th Jan Exam and Holidays Exams and Holidays ----- Starts Jan 10-14 C 1 Making Wudoo Right General Objective: To learn how important wudoo is for prayers and also to understand how to make wudoo. 1 To learn the story of Hasan and Husayn and how they taught the elderly man the method of wudoo without hurting him. 2. To learn about the prerequisites of wudoo. 3. To understand how important clean water is in order to make wudoo. 4. To learn the method of making wudoo. 5. To read the hadeeth in pg C 8 understand and learn by heart. Jan 17-21 C 1 Making Wudoo Right General Objective: Practicals C2-9 Page 6 of 14

(Practicals) To involve in practical teaching To take the students to the washroom and check each one how they perform wudoo Jan 24-27 (Note: Some classes will get disturbed due to Sports Day which is on 28th) C 2 Perfect Your Prayer General Objective: To learn that prayer is a serious and an important Muslim activity and that it is not a play activity! 1 To learn in detail about the adhkaar and what to say during Salah. 2. To understand the correct way and postures of praying. 3. To learn by heart all the adhkaar and the things to say while in prayer. C 10-19 Jan 31 Jan 4 Feb C 3 1. Perfect your prayer (Demo and Practical performance of Salah) Salah: Demo and Practical --- Feb 7-11 C 3 2. Khushoo During Prayer General Objective: To understand that khushoo (humility and concentration) is important aspect of a Muslim s prayer. 1 To appreciate that khushoo is a great virtue of Salah. 2. To read and understand the opening verses of Surah al Muminoon C 20-23 Page 7 of 14

3. To read and memorise the hadeeth in pg C22 4. To learn the practical steps and postures of Salah. Feb 14-18 C 5 Du aa: Ask and You will be Answered General Objective: To focus on the need to turn to Allah in du aa. 1 To understand what du aa is! 2. To learn that a Muslim has to turn to Allah Alone at all times for help and guidance. 3. Learn that Allah is Al Mujeeb and understand that Allah responds to one s du aa. (refer ayah in pg C 38) 4. To understand that Allah is the One Who cures people. 5. To learn the manners of making du aa. 6. To learn about the best times to make du aa. 7. To learn the duaa in pg C 43 by heart. Feb 21-25 --- --- The New Messenger General Objective: To focus on the story of Prophet Muhammad becoming the Last Messenger of Allah. 1 To understand who a Prophet is and what is the Arabic word for Prophet and Messenger. C 36-44 D 2-13 Page 8 of 14

Feb 28 Feb-2 Mar ( Mar Annual Day for Primary) D 2 Muhammad Rasoolullah Teaches His Family and Friends Mar 6-10 --- --- Revisions, Qur anic Recitation and Hifdh Test 2. To learn the story of the Prophet Muhammad s encounter with angel Jibreel in the cave of Hira. 3. To learn the surah al Alaq and understand its meanings. 4. To learn how the prophet felt after he became the Prophet through the story of Wrap me, Wrap me. 5. To recite the verses of Surah al Muddathir and understand its meaning and relevance. 6. To learn the story of Waraqah ibn Naufal. 7. To learn that Allah s one attribute is Al Noor, the Light. General Objective: To learn about the dawah of the Prophet to his near and dear ones. 1 To understand the basic terms: Sahabi, Sahaba, Sahabiyyag, Sahabiyyat, Radhiyallahu Anhu/Anha and learn their meanings 2. To know the names of the first Muslims in Islam. 3. To learn about the dedication of the Prophet towards his mission. Quranic Recitation and Revisions & Hifdh Test D 14-17 --- Page 9 of 14

Starts Mar 13-24 -- -- Exams Exams ---- Mar / Apr 27-31 & 1 9 th April -- -- inal Holidays Exams and Holidays --- Apr 10-14 D 3 Early Muslims Suffer General Objective: D 18-29 To learn about the Plight and Persecution of the early Muslims with special reference to Bilal and Yasir s Family. 1 To learn about the history of the first Muslims and how they tolerated troubles for the sake of Allah. 2 To learn about the virtue of patience. 3. To learn about the rewards and punishments/jannah and Jahannum. 4. To learn about Abu Jahl, the father of ignorance, and his attitude towards Muslims. 5. To learn about the sufferings of Bilal, Yasir, Ammar and Sumayyah (may Allah be pleased with them) Apr 17-21 D 3 Early Muslims Suffer General Objective: To learn about the sufferings and the plight of early Muslims with special reference to Abdullah bin Masood, and also about the first emigrants to Abnyssinia. 1 To learn the hadeeth on pg D 24 by heart and understand its meaning. Page 10 of 14

2 To recite the verses of Surah al humaza and understand its meaning. 3. To learn about the story of emigration to Abyssinia. Apr 24-28 D 4 The Boycott Against Muslims General Objective: To learn about the history of the Boycott against the Makkan Muslims. 1 To learn the meaning of the word Boycott. 2. To read and understand the history of the persecution of Muslims during the Boycott time. 3. To appreciate the spirit of Muslims to withstand all pressures and persecutions despite the plight of the boycott. May 1-5 D 6 The Faithful Wife: Khadeejah General Objective: To appreciate the greatness of Khadeejah, the great wife of the Prophet. 1 To learn about the story of Khadeejah comforting the Prophet in times of distress. 2. To learn that the wives of the Prophet are called as Ummul Mumineen. 3. To learn the names of the six children of Prophet Muhammad and Khadeejah. D 30-35 D 48-52 Page 11 of 14

May 8-12 E 1 Cleanliness and Purity: It s my Nature General Objective: To understand and appreciate that importance and status of cleanliness in Islam. 1 To learn about what and how of Taharah 2. To learn that cleanliness and purity is one of the important pillars of Muslim faith. 3. To learn and memorise the hadeeth on Taharah. 4. To learn about najasah and how to keep oneself clean. 5.To learn about the etiquettes of using bath/washroom. 6. To learn by heart the du aa on entering and exiting toilet. 7. To learn some manners of keeping one s surroundings clean and green. May 15-19 E 2 Co-operation: It s My Strength General Objective: To learn about the need to cooperate and work as a team. Specific Objective: 1 To learn the ayah in page E 13 about extending co-operation in matters of righteousness. 2 To learn the story of the dying man mentioned in page E16 3. To learn the hadeeth in pg E 17 by E 2-11 E 12-19 Page 12 of 14

heart and understand its virtue. 4. To appreciate that in cooperation there is strength and unity. May 22-26 E 5 Respect: It s My Duty General Objective: To understand what is respect and learn to appreciate the value of respect in one s life. 1 To learn the hadeeth in pg E 41. 2. To understand how respect is important in life. 3. To learn the manners of respect towards one s parents, elders, teachers and others. 4. To learn to respect the privacy of people. 5. To understand that everyone has to respect others and that everyone must be respected by others! E 40-53 May / June 29 May 2 June --- ---- Revisions and Hifdh Test Revisions and Hifdh Test --- June 5-16 --- --- End of year Exams & Holidays Final Exams and Holidays --- Page 13 of 14