Islamic family ethics and early prophetic biography structure Grade 4 Islamic studies throughout Term 3, offering 20 insightful lessons over 9 pages, encouraging children to examine scriptural duties toward relatives and reflect on early Islamic historical milestones.
Teaching integrates Qur’anic verses, hadith narrations, prayer mat demonstrations, and digital lesson slides across four thematic areas:
- Family Obligations: identifying children’s duties towards parents, respecting siblings, and assisting elderly relatives with daily chores in weeks 1 to 3.
- Prophetic History: studying the Call to Prophethood of Prophet Muhammad (P.B.U.H) at Cave Hira, the first revelation of Surah Al-Alaq, and early believers across weeks 4 to 6.
- Faith and Practice: reviewing daily salat recitations, discussing communal kindness, and exemplifying Islamic manners in week 7.
- Term Review and Assessment: compiling learner progress portfolios and sitting final evaluation examinations during week 8.