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For Prayer) and Thanaa‘ ( Glorification) Sadr Lajna Ima‟illah- USA Dhiya Tahira Bakr National Secretary Nasirat Nurjamilah Bahri Prepared by the Nasirat-ul-Ahmadiyya USA under the guidance of Sadr Lajna Ima’illah USA, Dhiya Tahira Bakr Taleem Team Tarbiyyat Team Attiya Ghani Amtul Qudoos Bhatti Rabia Anwar Kuratul Ain Abaidullah Amna Anwar Lajna Ima‟illah USA Publication Layout: Rabia Anwar Artwork: Asiya Khan and Amatul Baqi Bahri Cover & Editing: Amatul Baqi Bahri, Asiya Khan, Jaziba Bahri, Sabahat Pall Contents 1) Acknowledgement 2) Welcome Message 3) Taleem Age 7-9 o Quarter 1 . Surah Al-Akhlas . Salat . Qaseeda . Prayers, Hadith, and Attributes of Allah Hadith: Cleanliness Prayer: After Wudu or Tayammum Attribute of Allah: Al-Ghafoor o Quarter 2 . Surah An-Nas . Salat . Qaseedah . Prayers, Hadith, and Attributes of Allah Hadith: Greet Each Other Prayer: For Increase in Knowledge Attribute of Allah: As-Salam o Quarter 3 . Surah Al-Falaq . Salat . Qaseedah . Prayers, Hadith, and Attributes of Allah Hadith: Think Before You Speak Prayer: Starting a Meal Attribute of Allah: Al-Kaafee o Quarter 4 . Surah Al-Kauthar . Salat . Qaseedah . Prayers, Hadith, and Attributes of Allah Hadith: Deeds are Judged by Motives Prayer: On Finishing a Meal Attribute of Allah: Ash-Shaafee o Quarter 5 . Surah Al-Nasr . Salat . Qaseedah . Prayers, Hadith, and Attributes of Allah Hadith: Paradise Under Mother‘s feet Prayer: For parents Attribute of Allah: As-Saboor o Quarter 6 . Surah Al-Baqarah v 1-3 . Salat . Qaseedah . Prayers, Hadith, and Attributes of Allah Hadith: Abuse is a Sin Prayer: On waking up Attribute of Allah: Al-Waahid o Quarter 7 . Surah Al-Baqarah V. 4-5 . Salat . Qaseedah . Prayers, Hadith, and Attributes of Allah Hadith: Show Mercy to Others Prayer: On Going to Bed Attribute of Allah: Al-Hakeem o Quarter 8 . Surah Al-Baqarah V. 6 . Salat . Qaseedah . Prayers, Hadith, and Attributes of Allah Hadith: Allah‘s Help Prayer: Getting into Vehicle Attribute of Allah: Al-Mujeeb Age 10-12 o Quarter 1 . Holy Quran: Surah Al-Fil . Salat . Qaseedha . Prayers, Hadith, and Attributes of Allah Prayer: Seeking Allah‘s Protection Hadith: It is a sin to abandon praying. Attribute of God: Al-Muhaimin o Quarter 2 . Holy Quran: Surah Quraish . Salat . Qaseedha . Prayers, Hadith, and Attributes of Allah Prayer: Achieve Allah‘s Blessing Hadith: Backbiting Attribute of God: Rabbul‟ Aalameen o Quarter 3 . Holy Quran: Surah Al-Ma'un . Salat Qaseedha . Prayers, Hadith, and Attributes of Allah Prayer: Steadfastness Hadith: A Muslim is a mirror of another Muslim Attribute of God: As-Samee o Quarter 4 . Holy Quran: Surah Al-Lahab . Salat . Qaseedha . Prayers, Hadith, and Attributes of Allah Prayer: Leaving Home Hadith: Remembrance of Allah Attribute of God: Al-Baseer o Quarter 5 . Holy Quran: Surah Al-Kafirun . Salat . Qaseedha . Prayers, Hadith, and Attributes of Allah Prayer: On Entering Home Hadith: Modesty Attribute of God: Al-Mutakallim o Quarter 6 . Holy Quran: Surah Al-Baqarah v. 7-9 . Salat . Qaseedha . Prayers, Hadith, and Attributes of Allah Prayer: Controlling anger Hadith: Thankfulness Attribute of God: Ar-Rasheed o Quarter 7 . Holy Quran: Surah Al-Baqarah v. 10-13 . Salat . Qaseedha . Prayers, Hadith, and Attributes of Allah Prayer: Grief Hadith: A Muslim is a mirror of another Muslim Attribute of God: AsShakoor o Quarter 8 . Holy Quran: Fulfilled Prophecies of the Holy Quran . Salat . Qaseedha . Prayers, Hadith, and Attributes of Allah Prayer: Prayer for Allah‘s help Hadith: Moderation is Best Attribute of God: Ar-Razzaaq Age 13-14 o Quarter 1 . Holy Quran: Surah Al-Baqarah, verses 14-17 . Salat . Qaseedah . Prayers, Hadith, and Attributes of Allah Prayer: Entering Mosque Hadith: Excellence of Conduct Attribute of God: Al-Waliyy o Quarter 2 . Holy Quran: Ayat Al-Kursi . Salat . Qaseedah . Prayers, Hadith, and Attributes of Allah Prayer: Leaving Mosque Hadith: Fire of Jealousy Attribute of God: Al-Kareem o Quarter 3 . Holy Quran: Surah Al-Asr . Salat . Qaseedah . Prayer: Beginning of Fast . Hadith: Criteria of a True Believer . Attribute of God- Al-Ghaniyy o Quarter 4 . Holy Quran: Surah Al-Ala . Salat . Qaseedah . Prayers, Hadith, and Attributes of Allah Prayer: Breaking Fast Hadith: Keep Company of Righteous Attibute of God: Al-Haadee o Quarter 5 . Holy Quran: Surah Al-Qariah . Salat . Qaseedah . Prayers, Hadith, and Attributes of Allah Prayer: After Adhan Hadith: Falsehood Destroys Attibute of God: Al-Bari o Quarter 6 . Holy Quran: Surah Al-Takathur . Salat . Qaseedah . Prayers, Hadith, and Attributes of Allah Prayer: Steadfastness Hadith: Word of Goodness Attibute of God: Al-Haleem o Quarter 7 . Holy Quran: Surah Al-Humazah . Salat . Qaseedah . Prayers, Hadith, and Attributes of Allah Prayer: Funeral Prayer Hadith: Spending in the Way of Allah Attibute of God: Al-Qadir o Quarter 8 . Holy Quran: Prayer of Finishing Quran . Salat . Qaseedah . Prayers, Hadith, and Attributes of Allah Prayer: Prayer After Salat Hadith: Repentance from Sins Attibute of God: Al-Musawir Appendices for Taleem o Salat o Al-Qaseedah 4) Tarbiyat o Table of Contents o Quarter 1 . Part 1- A Living God . Part 2- Religion- The Word of God . Part 3- Science –The Works of God o Quarter 2 . Part 1- Wi-Fi to Heaven through Salat . Part 2- Stages of Salat & Iqamatus Salah . Part 3- Acceptance of Prayer & Predetermination o Quarter 3 . Part 1- Etiquettes of Mosque & Salat And Salat Tracker . Part 2- Importance of Recitation of Holy Quran . Part 3- Etiquettes and Guidelines on Recitation- Part 1 o Quarter 4 . Part 1- Etiquettes and Guidelines on Recitation- Part 2 . Part 2- Importance of Financial Sacrifice . Part 3- Purification of Wealth and Jamaat Chandas o Quarter 5 . Part 1- Obedience to Parents and Associated Etiquettes . Part 2- Essence of Taqwa . Part 3- Etiquettes of Dressing Modestly and Etiquettes of the Home o Quarter 6 . Part 1- Developing Love of Khilafat . Part 2- Purpose and Significance of Ba‘it Conditions 1-5 . Part 3- Purpose and Significance of Ba‘it Conditions 6-10 o Quarter 7 . Part 1- Etiquettes of Gathering/Meeting and Conversation, Eating and Eating in Gathering . Part 2- Importance of Writing to Huzoor (aba) . Part 3- Steps on Writing Letter to Huzoor (aba) o Quarter 8 . Part 1- Importance of Zikr-e-ilahi . Part 2- Rights of Neighbors and Etiquettes of Pathway . Part 3- Etiquettes of Seeking Knowledge and of School & Learning 5) References Acknowledgments All praise belongs to Allah, the Almighty. Through His Help, we were enabled to complete the Nasirat Activity Book. This project was supervised by National Sadr Lajna Ima‘illah USA, who provided encouragement and special prayers for its success. The National Nasiratul Ahmadiyya USA are indebted to the team members who were committed to completing this monumental task. They are gratefully acknowledged and appreciated. The following team members helped in various ways: Taleem Section: We thank Amna Anwar Sahiba from the GA/SC chapter for completing the 7-9 years syllabus, Rabia Anwar Sahiba from the GA/SC chapter for completing the 10-12 years syllabus, and Attiya Ghani Sahiba from the GA/SC chapter for completing the 13-14 years syllabus. Tarbiyyat Section: We thank Qudoos Bhatti Sahiba from the GA/SC chapter and Kuratul Ain Abaidullah from the Philadelphia chapter for design and completing this section. Planning, Editing, and Program-writing: We thank our Jaziba Bahri from the GA/SC chapter. Front Cover and Illustrations and Drawings throughout the book: We thank Nasirah Amatul Baqi Bahri from the GA/SC chapter. Back Cover Illustration: We thank Nasirah Asiya Khan from the GA/SC chapter. Layout: We thank Rabia Anwar from the GA/SC chapter. Book Graphic Design Layout: We thank Sabahat Pall from the GA/SC chapter. Thanks must also be extended to National Lajna Isha‘at Department USA, along with their teams for the publication of this workbook. This is our hope and we pray to Allah Almighty that the Taleem and Tarbiyyat Syllabus will be beneficial for our Nasirat members. Sincerely, Nurjamilah Bahri National Nasirat Secretary Hudhur‟s Message for Nasirat (excerpt from Hudhur‟s Address to Lajna during Jalsa Salana 2008) ―Similarly Nasirat repeat the pledge that they shall always keep themselves ready to serve Islam, their nation and their country and shall always adhere to truth. Nasirat should not think that they are little girls and their responsibilities are less than those of Lajna. Although you are young in age, the same responsibilities of Lajna are going to be vested in you.‖ Based on Hudhur‘s message, we would like to encourage local Nasirat secretaries to have their own secretaries who are old enough to assist the Nasirat secretary, with the approval of the local Sadr. This is further supported by Line 109 in the Lajna Constitution, which states that ―Secretary Nasirat shall make an Amila team of Nasiratul-Ahmadiyya‖. There should be at minimum a secretary of finance, Tarbiyyat, Taleem, Tajneed, and physical health. Welcome Message Dear Nasirat and Nasirat Secretaries, Assalaamo Alaikum Wa Rehmatullahi Wa Barakatahu. We would like to welcome you all to our new Nasirat Program. What you hold in your hands is the Nasirat workbook for the next two years, 2019- 2021. The Nasirat program is designed to provide girls ages 7-15 with the opportunity to develop and improve their religious knowledge (Taleem) and moral training (Tarbiyyat), while simultaneously allowing for the growth of personal and social skills. Unlike previous workbooks, this is slightly different due to the national publication of Tahir Academy Workbooks. The Tahir Academy workbooks are a comprehensive guide which cover exactly what would have been in your Nasirat workbook. The Tahir Academy workbooks are divided into six levels based on your age. They are all available online at the Tahir Academy website and hard copies will also be available to purchase: http://www.tahiracademy.org/ The Nasirat team prays that you will find this Nasirat Activity book a great tool in laying the foundation for your journey over the next few years.
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