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Category Archives: Islamic Studies: Lessons (Assorted)
Istiadhah Resources
Over at TJ Islamic Studies, you can find an Istiadhah lesson, coloring page and more resources to help teach about the Istiadhah (seeking refuge with Allah from Shaytaan).
http://tjislamicstudies.blogspot.com/2011/05/istiadhah.html
What is a hadith?
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Introduce your elementary age students
to the world of ahadith with TJ’s new lesson, What is a hadith? now available at TJ Islamic Studies.
You’ll also find other resources such as link to online ahadith collections and other great sites to use to further study this topic.
Why Do We Say In sha’ Allah?
And never say of anything, “I shall do such and such thing tomorrow.”
Except (with the saying), “If Allâh wills!” And remember your Lord when you forget and say: “It may be that my Lord guides me to a nearer way of truth than this.” (Quraan 18:23-24)
I remember about 10 years ago, I had taken the parable of the two men and the garden from the Quraan and made a little book for my kids about the story. In the ayaat in the Quraan, it mentions remembering Allah when you speak of what you want or intend to do in the future by saying “in sha’ Allah (as understood by the Companions).
Well, ever since then, I have wanted to turn that subject into a lesson and alhamdulillah, have finally tackled it.
You can download the 30 page lesson over at TJ Islamic Studies.
It includes the story of the two men and the garden as well as the Quraanic ayaat and tafsir, practice activities and writing prompts.
(Please note, I may publish items, such as this, a little off of the posting schedule as I am presently netless at home).
