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January 19, 2019

Teach Islamic Studies at home (for 3-6 year olds!)

As a Muslim Parent, are you looking for ways in which to begin teaching your children about Islam? There are some amazing resources, syllabus available now alhamdulillah, but where do you actually start and when? In this post I will be sharing my own journey with Teaching Islamic Studies at home to my kids (who I homeschool), how we got started with our Islamic Studies learning and what approach we take to ensure its fun and consistent. You will also find more details in the Tuesday Teaching Tips video below. But for now here’s the summary and additional details and links as to what I spoke about!

teach islamic studies at home, mamateachesme

 

Where to start?

In the Home

Naturally your children’s Islamic learning will begin at home with you as their parent. Create an environment where Islam is visible and felt in the home. Some suggestions could be to have the adhan playing at home at Prayer time, recite Quran aloud and allow your children to see you when praying, or even pray together. Stick up prayers/duas around the house, you can buy the lovely dua posters by Learning Roots, this will be a reminder for you and a visual aid for your kids.

 

dua for leaving home, learning roots

 

 

Islamic Children’s Books

There are now some superb hard back books available for Muslim children by new and upcoming authors such as Shabeena Rehman, and long loved Learning Roots. For more on my Muslim Book recommendations, click the post here and here.

 

littlemuslimbooks

 

At the Masjid

Do try to take your children to the Masjid, just immersing them in the Masjid connects them with the faith. It is a hands on experience that I highly recommend from a young age. My children have benefited a lot from visiting Masajid in England of now in Makkah and Medina. Yes it may be a little tough at times but in the long run it really is worth it.

MEDINA, Madina, Prophets mosque

 

 

When to start?

 

We found Ramadan being the ideal time to begin our Islamic Studies learning. In fact the whole month is completely dedicated to all learning linked to Islam. You can find some of my previous posts on Ramadan below:

What’s inside our Ramadan Box?

30 Ramadan Good Deeds Calendar in English and Arabic

 

The 2 festivals of Eid are a perfect time to include your children in the celebration and excitement related to it. Take them to the Eid Salaah, decorate the home with them, make Eid cards and wrap presents together. More on our Eid preparation with the kids here.

 

Eid Mubarak Card Template
mamateachesme eid card template

 

What to start with?

 

Ramadan

As mentioned Ramadan being the ideal time to start for us, we also focused a lot of our learning around good deeds, the 5 pillars of Islam. I finding the month long projects we focused on by doing one activity a day to be highly effective for my girls. Each day they looked forward to the new activity for the day, including doing a good deed for Ramadan. Below are a few of our plans for previous Ramadans for you to look over.

Ramadan Planning – ideas and activities for 2-4 year olds

Weekly Ramadan Planning for 4-5 year olds

 

Ramadan Display

 

99 Names of Allah Project

One of the most important things for us as Muslims is to develop a close relationship with Allah, and the best way to do that is to KNOW Allah. So this project felt like the right place to start. We take our ideas and inspiration from the book: The 99 Names of God: An Illustrated Guide for Young and Old. So each week we focus on one or 2 names of Allah, discuss what they mean, and what craft we can make for it to help remind us about Allah. This project was inspired by @kitabkids, more on my interview with Stephanie here. It’s a really lovely way to combine arts/crafts with Islamic learning. My girls look forward to this project each week and sometimes have requested to do a few times a week.

 

99 names of God, Allah, crafts

 

Stories of the Prophets Project

As my eldest turned 5 years old, we began looking some more at the stories of the Prophets. We use Zanib Mian’s excellent book Migo and Ali: Love for the Prophets. I find that the book covers the stories in easy to read English, child friendly language covering some big concepts. We use our Prophet’s Timeline by amuslimhomeschool to slowly but surely cover learning about each prophet a little at a time. We summarise the key aspects of the story and make a craft and rewrite what happened. For the 3-5 yr olds, we also did the following crafts linked the Prophet’s stories when the girls were younger, focusing a little more on the animals mentioned in the Quran and Stories of the Prophets.

 

Ibrahim
DAVID, GOLIATH, prophet Dawud

 

 

Seerah of Prophet Muhammad (pbuh) Project

This is a brand new project we have started after our visit to Medina in January 2019, alhamdulillah. Whilst we covered some areas of Prophet Muhammad (pbuh) life, we wanted to focus our time and attention to a detailed Seerah Booklet. As my eldest turns 6 in a few months, this was the ideal time to begin this project, so we can include writing and understanding the story with ease. We are using the Migo and Ali: Love for the Prophets book as our reference point for this project too.

So, we are focusing on key significant events in the life of Prophet Muhammad (pbuh), missing out concepts that may be difficult to explain to younger children. Of course these can be covered again and included as the children grow up in sha Allah. More on this project and the resources we create for it will be available on the blog soon in sha Allah.

 

 

Quran & Arabic

For more on Quran memorising and teaching your children at home, click on my blogpost here. You can also read my review of the book My first Quran with Pictures here.

 

For more on how to get started with Arabic learning, click on my previous blogposts here and here. You can also read my interview with Gambian Mommy who makes some fab Arabic resources for non-Arabic speakers here.

 

Arabic alphabet

 

 

Watch my Tuesday Teaching Tips Video below for more details:

 

 

I hope you are motivated to start your Islamic Studies journey with your kids. Don’t wait to buy the prefect syllabus or study programme, unless you have them already. What I really mean to say is seize the moment and don’t put it off until they are older. Teach them through fun and easy projects you can do at home and learn so much more along the way and together. Our simple yet consistent projects have become something my kids and I look forward to each week alhamdulillah. May Allah give us the tawfeeq to teach our kids about Islam iA. Let us know in the comments below, any other projects we could start in the future or any have tried and would like to recommend to us. Thank you for reading and stopping by :).

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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by Syeda Fatima on March 1, 2020

Assalaam alaikum, sister, what an inspiring post! I don’t homeschool but am trying to make some time each day for our family Islamic hour, wherein the older ones can be involved too.
Keep up the good work!

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The 4th Caliph Ali ibn Abi Talib (ra) . Continuing The 4th Caliph Ali ibn Abi Talib (ra)
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Continuing the final of the 4 Great Caliphs - we looked at the cousin of the Prophet (pbuh) Ali (ra) who was the first child to become Muslim. He grew up in the household of the Prophet (pbuh), he became son in law of the Prophet (pbuh) and was appointed some important and significant tasks during the life of the Prophet (pbuh).
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Ali (ra) was given the task to return everyone’s money and goods that were kept in the care of the Prophet (pbuh) when he migrated to Madinah. He also lay asleep in the Prophet’s (pbuh) bed when the plot was to kill the Prophet (pbuh) - instead they found Ali (ra). 
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Since our learning on Uthman ibn Affan (ra) and hi Since our learning on Uthman ibn Affan (ra) and his amazing sadaqah jaariyah opportunities in Madinah, it reminded me of a sadaqah jaariyah project you can donate to in Makkah. 
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Whilst on our travels to the Haram we discovered this place in the Clock Tower, ground Floor - straight ahead and on your left hand side as you enter through the main doors of the Clock Tower. 
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It’s called Gayth. A small booth for donating money to charity and the poor in Makkah especially. You can also pay towards an Aqiqah, kaffarah, fidya (including for anything you may have done wrong during your Umrah etc ie not entered Makkah in Ihram for example) 
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As the girls now receive pocket money, they both decided they wanted to donate towards a waqf project helping orphans and poor people in Makkah last year - a beautiful sadaqah jaariyah opportunity in Makkah Alhamdulillah. I had told them it adds barakah to their pocket money so they wanted to donate- Swipe to see more including their excitement to see their name on the receipt and to be a part of this project in Makkah 😌
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Thought I’d share for those travelling for Umrah so you don’t miss out on this opportunity especially if you wanted to donate zakat or sadaqah too - they take cash or card at the booth or you can donate online https://ghaith.org.sa/ (the website is in Arabic) 
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“What do you mean Uthman ibn Affan was murdered? “What do you mean Uthman ibn Affan was murdered?” Was the reaction my eldest had to this final lesson on Uthman ibn Affan (ra) “Why would they murder the caliph?” She questioned - and rightly so.
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And that’s exactly what we set out to explore. What events actually led to the murder of the 3rd Caliph? It was sad to read that a companion so close to the Prophet (pbuh) being his son in law twice and one of the 10 promised Jannah would be murdered. 
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You can zoom into to read Ammarah’s findings but essentially when we discussed what had happened, we said some Muslims had become greedy. Greedy for land, power and money. It actually became a sad lesson by the end, especially when we saw how Uthman ibn Affan (ra) didn’t use force with the rebels so not to be the one who starts a civil war amongst the Muslims 😞 but then he was brutally murdered in his own home whilst reciting Quran - subhanAllah. 
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To Allah we belong and to Him we shall return. 
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We’ve travelled back to England for a few months We’ve travelled back to England for a few months now Alhamdulillah - like all who travel back from Umrah - our hearts still yearn for Makkah but we are grateful Allah is with us everywhere. 
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Alhamdulillah for the ease of travelling,  the fact that we can and the duas we can make. 
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From the desert heat to the colder climate of the UK, always fascinated by Allah’s creation and blessings upon us Alhamdulillah. 
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Lesson 4 - The timeline of events in the life and Lesson 4 - The timeline of events in the life and rule of Uthman ibn Affan (ra). 
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Cyprus was conquered and other areas of Norther Africa the Islamic rule was solidified and the rebellion crushed in Armenia and Azerbaijan - this was just some of the victories in the time of Uthman (ra) becoming Caliph. Also, the first Muslim Navy was established and the Quran standardised into one script. There was much wealth and prosperity but sadly some who weren’t happy with the rule of Uthman ibn Affan (ra). 
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Ammarah was shocked to read that the 3rd Caliph was murdered in Madinah in his home whilst reciting Quran. What a sad state of affairs subhanAllah. 😞 
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We concluded the lesson by adding our timeline to our display wall.
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Full resources will be available soon iA
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Lesson 3 - with the spread of Islam so far and wid Lesson 3 - with the spread of Islam so far and wide, there was a need to standardise the Quran for the purpose of reciting and so began the start of a written version of the Quran and including fatha, dharma and kasra- which were actually marked by dots. We got to explore Kufic script in detail and close up and thoroughly enjoyed looking at the difference and similarities between the script back then to how it is now. 
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We found out that a committee of senior Sahaabah were given this task including the original scribe from time of the Abu Bakr’s (ra) Caliphate, Zaid ibn Thabit (ra) and others were appointed for this task. The original text that was collated and compiled into a book was in the possession of Hafsa bint Umar ibn al Khattab (ra). It was used as the base for this written standardised version. The Quran was then recited 3 times in front of Hufaadh (those who had memorised the Quran) included Uthman ibn Affan (ra) to double check it’s accuracy. 
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Alhamdulillah as we know Allah Himself tells us - ‘’We have, without doubt, sent down the Message; and We will assuredly guard it (from corruption). (Al-Hijr –Stone land-:9) Allah has promised us that He himself will preserve the Quran and protect it. 
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Absolutely amazing that Uthman ibn Affan (ra) was honoured with this noble task. It’s absolutely amazing to have this miracle of the Preservation of the Quran and the fact that it is still a book that is read widely and memorised widely even today Alhamdulillah! 
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Featured - time lapse of Ammarah practising her Kufic script of Surah Naas mA 😊
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