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Level 6 Workbook 0 Table of Contents Level 6 – Part 1 Holy Qur’an Izhar e Halqi .............................................................................................................................. 7 Iqlab .......................................................................................................................................... 9 Huroof e Mustalia................................................................................................................... 11 Response Prayers ................................................................................................................... 14 Salat & Prayers Surah Al-A’la ........................................................................................................................... 17 Surah Al-Inshirah .................................................................................................................... 20 Prayer: For Success in Calling to Allah .................................................................................... 21 Prayer: For a Righteous End of Life ........................................................................................ 22 History of Islam Names of Ashra Mubashra ..................................................................................................... 23 Review of Major Religions ...................................................................................................... 26 Hinduism ................................................................................................................................ 28 Buddhism ................................................................................................................................ 33 Sikhism ................................................................................................................................... 38 Judaism ................................................................................................................................... 41 Christianity ............................................................................................................................. 45 Islam ....................................................................................................................................... 50 Famous Mosques Around the World ..................................................................................... 56 Important Places & Artifacts .................................................................................................. 60 Important Dates & Events ...................................................................................................... 67 Basics of Islam Conditions of Bai’at and Responsibilities of an Ahmadi ........................................................ 71 Condition 6 ............................................................................................................................. 71 1 Condition 7 ............................................................................................................................. 72 Hadith: Be the First to Greet .................................................................................................. 72 Hadith: The Upper Hand ........................................................................................................ 73 Conflict Resolution ................................................................................................................. 74 Modesty in the Western World ............................................................................................. 75 Importance of Khilafat ........................................................................................................... 77 Level 6 – Part 2 Holy Qur’an Maad e Mutasil....................................................................................................................... 81 Maad e Munfasil..................................................................................................................... 82 Madd e Lazim ......................................................................................................................... 83 Salat & Prayers Surah Al-Duhaa ....................................................................................................................... 84 Surah Al-Tin ............................................................................................................................ 86 Surah Al-Qadr ......................................................................................................................... 88 Prayer: In Favor of our Spouses and Children ........................................................................ 90 Prayer: For Protection Against the Enemy ............................................................................. 91 History of Islam The Sihah Sitta ........................................................................................................................ 92 Hadrat Khalifatul Masih I ........................................................................................................ 94 Hadrat Khalifatul Masih II .................................................................................................... 100 Hadrat Khalifatul Masih III .................................................................................................... 106 Hadrat Khalifatul Masih IV ................................................................................................... 113 Hadrat Khalifatul Masih V .................................................................................................... 122 Basics of Islam Condition 8 ........................................................................................................................... 128 Condition 9 ........................................................................................................................... 128 Condition 10 ......................................................................................................................... 129 2 Hadith: Be Moderate ............................................................................................................ 130 Hadith: Keep Good Company ............................................................................................... 130 Challenges at School ............................................................................................................ 132 Homosexuality ...................................................................................................................... 135 Prophet Lutas ........................................................................................................................ 136 God and Oneness of God ..................................................................................................... 139 Doing Well in School ............................................................................................................ 142 3 Salutatory Abbreviations sa sAllalahu ‘alaihi wa sallam – peace and blessings of Allah be upon him– whenever the Holy Prophet Muhammad is mentioned. as ‘alaihis-salaam – peace be upon him – used for other prophets of Allah. ra radiy-Allahu ‘anhu – may Allah be pleased with him – used with the names of companions of the Holy Prophetsa or the Promised Messiahas. rh rahimahu-Llahu ‘alaihi – may Allah have mercy on him – used for other holy personages. aa ayyaduahu-Allahu-Ta’aalaa bi-nasri-hil-‘Azeez – may Allah strengthen him with His Mighty help – used with the title of the present Khalifatul Masih. Reference Material Used Basics of Religious Education, 5th Edition by Sheikh Abdul Hadi Nasir Academy Workbooks Level 3 and Level 4 by Ahmadiyya Children’s Sunday School, Canada Tarteel ul Qur’an Qaida https://www.alislam.org/Qur’an/English-Qaida-Tarteel-ul-Qur’an.pdf Holy Qur’an, Arabic Text with English translation by Maulvi Sher Ali Holy Qur’an, Arabic Text with English translation and Short Commentary, Edited by Malik Ghulam Farid Holy Qur’an, Five Volume Commentary Ashra Mubashara www.alislam.org Top Religions of the World, Review of Religions at alislam.org, https://sites.google.com/site/worldreligionsforkids/ Famous Mosques, Islamic Events, places and dates: Mosques Around the World by Anwar Mahmood Khan Overview of Muslim Countries, General Internet search Conditions of Bai’at, www.alislam.org, Conditions of Bai’at and Responsibilities of an Ahmadi Sihah Sitta, Basics of Religious Education compiled by Sheikh Abdul Hadi Plain water will tell you the story, by Thomas David Parks RESEARCH CHEMIST Ph.D., University of Illinois, www.alislam.org Drug Abuse, Dating: Nasir Academy Canada workbook Homosexuality: Nasir Academy Canada Workbook, Faith Matters-Episode #34 4 Conflict Resolution, National Crime Prevention Council, http://www.ncpc.org/topics/conflict- resolution Modesty in the Western World, https://www.alislam.org/library/contemporary-issues/islam- and-chastity/ Importance of Khilafat, https://www.alislam.org/library/q-and-a/importance-of-khilafat/ God and Oneness of God, My Book About God by Rashid Ahmad Chaudhry Our God by Hadrat Mirza Bashir Ahmad, M.A 5 Level 6 – Part 1 6 Holy Qur’an Izhar e Halqi 7 8 Iqlab 9 10 Huroof e Mustalia 11 12 13 Response Prayers When reciting or listening to the recitation of the Holy Qur’an, response prayers are to be said after certain verses. A selection of the more common ones are given below: Surah Al-Fatihah At the end of Surah Al-Fatihah (Chapter 1), in response
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