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78-31 Parsons Blvd., Fresh Meadows, NY 11366 Tel: (718) 380-7040 Fax: (718)739-3211 www.al-mamoor.org / [email protected] Curriculum map Grade 7th Islamic Studies September Unit Title Unit 1 The Basic of Islam The Life of the prophet ( SAAW) A Timeline Suggested Timeframe Spend 3 weeks on this Subtopics Birth of the prophet / In Halimah care / Death of Aminah and Abdul Muttalib / Journey to Syria / age 25 Marriage to Khadijah / age 35 Rebuilding of the Kabah l / age 45 Migration to Ayssinia / age 50 Isra wal Mi’raj / age 54 Battle of the Badr / age 55 The Battle of Uhud / age 57 Battle of Trench / age 60 the conquest of Essential Questions 1-Explain the terms tawhid and shirk. 2-Give an example of another faith whose beliefs or actions involve. 3-What should our attitudes be with regard to people of other faiths and why? 4-What does the word definition of Serah mean ? 5-In what age prophet Muhammad lost his mother and his grandfather? 6-Mention conditions of the treaty of Hudaybiyyah. 7-What was the reason for the conquest of Makkah? 8-Who won The Battle of Uhud? Suggested Materials Safar Islamic Studies TextBook page 10‐23 Five pillars of Islam: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YlflvwwtZbU Six pillars of faith: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=07TXObh2rmw Shirk: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IVE1B‐gcS0k Tayammum dry ablution: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GZ5UxH6zQb October Unit Title Unit 2 The Hadeeth of Jibril Khidr & ﻋﻠﻴﻪ ﺍﻟﺴﻼﻡ The Story of Musa Suggested Timeframe Spend 3 weeks on this Subtopics The deeper meaning and significance of the five pillars and six articles of Faith The relation between Iman and Islam Significance of the three aspects The inner and the outer dimensions Five pillars of Islam Six articles of Faith The last Hour Essential Questions 1-Mention the five pillars of Islam. 2-List the six articles of Faith. 3-What is Islam? 4-What is Iman? 5-What is Ihsan? 6-What do you learn from the story of Musa and Khidr? Mention 5 lessons 7-What is the importance of seeking knowledge? 8-Mention the 2 types of knowledge. Explain. Suggested Materials Safar Islamic Studies TextBook page 26‐34 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nk3WH5e89Ok November Unit Title Unit 2 The knowledge of Allah and Qadar Teaching Islam in different areas of life Suggested Timeframe Spend 3 weeks on this Subtopics Believe in Allah and the truth of islam The miracle of the prophet The Truthfulness of the prophet The Quran The completeness of Islam Teaching of Islam in different areas of life Essential Questions 1-How physical proofs cannot apply to Allah ? 2-Mention one of prophet Mohammad’s miracle. 3-What is the Quran? 4-What is the meaning of the word trustworthy in Arabic word? 5-What is Sunnah? Suggested Materials Safar Islamic Studies TextBook 30‐41 https://www.alim.org/history/prophet‐stories/17/7/ https://muqith.wordpress.com/2012/03/11/hayaa‐modesty‐shyness‐and‐ honour‐together/ December Unit Title Unit 3 Purification and Wudu Wiping over socks ( mash ) Qiblah Rulings of Salah Suggested Timeframe Spend 3 weeks in this Subtopics Clean water / Mixed water / Unclean Water / Used Water / najasah / wiping over socks ( mash ) / The qiblah / Rulings of Salah . Essential Questions 1-What is najasah? 2-What is the condetion of clean water? 3-Mention the tubes of Najasah. ?mean ( ﻣﺴﺢ) What does the word Mash 4- 5-How to clean impurities ? 6-How can you make up for the missing rakat? 7‐Where is the first direction of salah? 8‐What is the importance of knowing the qibla? 9‐What do you have to do if you see someone praying in the wrong qibla? Suggested Materials Safar Islamic Studies TextBook and Workbook Tayammum dry ablution: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GZ5UxH6zQb January Unit Title Unit 3 Salatul Jumuah Fasting and Itikaf Suggested Timeframe Spend 3 weeks on this Subtopics What to do on the day of Jummah / Etiquette for Jumu'ah day / Basic rules of salatul Jumu’ah / The Khutbah / Essential Questions 1-Mention the five pillars of Islam. 2-What should you do before you start fasting? 3-What are some special types of ibadat that we can do in Ramadan? 4-What is Salat-ut-Taraweeh? 5-What is Itikaf ? Suggested Materials Safar Islamic Studies Textbook 59‐73 Rules of the Fasting of Ramadan https://raleighmasjid.org/imam/fiqh‐ramadan.html February Unit Title Unit 3 Fasting like the prophet The days of Eid Zakah and Sadaqah Suggested Timeframe Spend 3 weeks on this Subtopics The Six pillaes of Iman Essential Questions 1-How do Muslims use the moon to determine when Eid-ul-Fitr is? 2-How is the Eid prayer different from the Salatul-Jummah? 3-What is the importance of Zakah? 4-What is the name of the special Zakat Muslaims do after Ramadan? Suggested Materials Safar Islamic Studies TextBook and Workbook Rules of the Fasting of Ramadan https://raleighmasjid.org/imam/fiqh‐ramadan.html Marsh Unit Title Unit 3 Fasting and Itikaf Suggested Timeframe Spend 3 weeks on this Subtopics file:///C:/Users/16463/Desktop/en_30_Tips_to_Prepare_for_Ramadan_in_Sh aban.pdf how to prepare for ramadan yasir qadhi: https://youtu.be/wtZE9IvgxtQ Safar aaislamic Studies Textbook Pages 62‐71 Essential Questions 1-Mention calendar Hijri Month. 2. What is fasting? What is its purpose? 3. Fasting shows one's sincerity to Allah. How? 4ꞏ Who is excused from fasting altogether? 5ꞏ What are the Sunnah acts of fasting? 6. List the obligatory fasts and the days on which fasting is forbidden. Suggested Materials Safar Islamic Studies TextBook and Workbook Rules of the Fasting of Ramadan https://raleighmasjid.org/imam/fiqh‐ramadan.html April Unit Title Unit 4 History of islam Prophet Yusuf ( SAAW ) story part 1 & Part 2 Lessons from the Story Suggested Timeframe Spend 3 weeks Subtopics Safar Islamic Studies TextBook and Workbook https://youtu.be/Kzl_3vZw5wE Watch the following video: Prophet Stories In English | Prophet Yusuf (AS) | Part 1 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gadnINKEibU&list=PLbhs‐ wBfoMAQCM0SBQ‐nDKKeVtrI8pNLh Essential Questions 1-How do Muslims use the moon to determine when Eid-ul-Fitr is? 2-How is the Eid prayer different from the Salatul-Jummah? 3-What is the importance of Zakah? 4-What is the name of the special Zakat Muslaims do after Ramadan? Suggested Materials part 1 Pages 96‐99 ﻋﻠﻪ اﻟﺴﻼم Yusuf May Unit Title Unit 4 Lives of the Sahabah Hayaa': Modesty, shyness and Honor together. 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