Islamic Curriculum Coursebook 1 (المنهج الإسلامي) – Beginner Islamic Studies Learning Book for Kids

Islamic Curriculum Coursebook 1 (المنهج الإسلامي) – Beginner Islamic Studies Learning Book for Kids

Islamic Curriculum Coursebook 1 is a beginner-friendly Islamic studies book designed to help children learn essential Islamic beliefs, manners, and daily practices. It introduces young learners to the Five Pillars of Islam, cleanliness, duas, and stories of Prophet Adam and Prophet Nuh عليهما السلام through easy lessons and engaging activities.

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Islamic Curriculum
Goursebook
1
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المنهج الاسلامي للأطفال -
Figh
Aqa'id
Ahadith Akhlaq
Sirah
Adab
Tarikh
Islam
Learning Time!
10
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The best person is he who helps others
This ḥadīth tells us that benefiting others is so great that a person can become one of the best.
The word 'benefit' means to help another in any way. For example, someone is unable to cross the road because they can't see: if you help such a person cross the road safely you have benefited him.
You are now one of the best people.
Try to think of more ways to benefit others.
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Ahadith
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عليه السلام Nara
Nüḥ
stood in front of the people and called
them to pray to Allah and not to the idols made of stone.
The people did not like what Nüḥ
to them.
They laughed at him and did not listen.
was saying
They troubled and hit Nüh
not give up.
did عليه السلام but Nuh
He told them that if they repented to Allah by
changing their ways, Allah
would bless them
with so many good things.
They said to him, "Should we believe in you when only the weak and poor follow you?" (Qur'an 26:111)
They wanted him to push the weaker people away, then they might think about following him.
Nühmade it clear that he would never drive these believers away.
Nüḥ kept calling people to Allah
950 years and still Allah
for
did not punish those
who did not listen but gave them so many chances.
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Tarikh
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The Pillars of Islām
Imagine a building with a very strong base. No matter how much it rains or how windy it is, the building will stand firm and high.
You can punch and kick the building, but not even a scratch will appear!
Imagine yourself as that building. Stand up and stay strong!
Keep your legs straight and fixed to the ground. If someone pushes you, will you fall down or roll over?
The more you stay firm, the less chance there can be of you falling down.
Similarly, Islam is built on a base. It has five strong pillars as its base.
If you keep these pillars firm in your life, your Islām will never fall down or roll over!