Books for grades 1 to 6 have been revised and new international editions have come out in the market.

From next academic year (2012-13), each grade (from gr 1 to gr 6) will have separate books. (as against this academic year during which gr 5 book was also given to gr 6)

In the new edition, some lessons have been removed and so the books appear to be a bit thinner now.

 

Assalamu Alaikum.

Feel free to download the random notes we prepared for the third term final examination

Grade 7 Notes (2 pages)

Grade 9 Notes (9 pages)

Grade 10 Notes (3 pages)

Grade 11 Notes (5 pages)

Dear students/teachers,

Assalamu Alaikum.

As per the circular received from the Sharjah Educational Zone attached to the Ministry of Education, the final exam for Islamic Studies in Sharjah will be conducted on 6th June 2012, Inshaa’Allah.

Following is the portion for the final exam:

Note: Page numbers mentioned below refer to the related work done in the Workbook. In addition to this, the students will have to learn from the questions given in the respective Text books. 

Grade 4:

 1. Surah al Inshiqaaq, Part 1 and 2 (Pages 17 and 18)

2. Al Hijrah to al Madina (Pages 23, 24, 25 and typed notes)

3. Courage and Faith: The Battle of Badr (Pages 29, 30, 31 and typed notes)

4. Beware of Najasah (Pages 40, 41 and typed notes)

5. Mubtilat-us-Salah: Things That Break the Prayer (Pages 45, 46 and typed notes)

6. Mubtilat-us-Siyam: Things That Break the Fast (Pages 61, 62 and typed notes)

7. Sleeping Well: Adab-un-Nawm (Pages 71, 72, 73 and typed notes)

8. Sunan al Fitrah: Islamic Personal Grooming (Typed notes)

Grade 5: 

1. The Faith of All Prophets (Pages 4, 5, 6, and 7)

2. 99 Names, One Creator, Part 1 (Pages 8,9,10 and 11)

3. The Journey of Salman Farsi (Page 50)

4. Khushoo: The Heart of Worship (Pages 57 and 58)

5. The Voluntary Prayers (Page 59)

6. Respecting Parents (Pages 75, 76 and 77)

7. Surah al Insaan: Part 1 (Page 88)

Grade 6:

1. Away From Tawheed (Pages 15, 16, 17, 18 and 19)

2. Prophets of Islam (Pages 28, 29, 30, 31, and 32)

3. Prophets and Messengers (Pages 33, 34)

4. The Battle of al Khandaq (Pages 52, 53 and 54)

5. Surah al Mursalaat: The Winds, Part 3 (Page 55)

6. Respecting Yourself (Pages 85, 86)

7. Surah al Insaan: Part 2 (Pages 88)

Grade 7:

1. Belief in the Unseen (Pages 5 – 9)

2. The Universe speaks Tawheed (Pages 19 – 24)

3. Musa, The Prophet (Pages 71, 72, 73, 75, 77)

4. Short History of Al-Qur’an (Pages 107-111)

5. Surah ul Muzzammil: Lesson 1- Stand up and Pray at night (Pages 131-133)

6. Sulh ul Hudaybiyah (Pages 149-152)

7. Surah as Saff: Lesson 1-Struggling on Allah’s Path (Pages 167-170)

Grade 8:

1. The World of Angels (Pages 25, 27, 29, 31, 32, 33)

2. The Great Hadeeth of Jibreel (Pages 41- 44)

3. Musa and the Magicians (Pages 79, 80, 81, 83, 84)

4. Ja’far and the King ofAbyssinia(Pages 159 – 162)

5. Surah as Saff: Lesson 2- God’s True Religion Will Prevail (Pages 171 and 172)

6. Congregational Prayers in Islam-Lesson 1- Salat ul Jama’ah (Pages 195 – 197)

7. Congregational Prayers in Islam-Lesson 2- Salat-ul Jumu’ah (Pages 199 – 201)

Grade 9:

1. Prophets of Islam (Pages 5 – 9)

2. Death: The Gate to the Unseen World (Pages 43 – 46)

3. Salat ul Janazah (Pages 49 – 54)

4. Khalid ibn ul Waleed embraces Islam (Pages 87 – 89)

5. Hayaa’:Modesty, Shyness, and Honor Together [Pages 129 – 132 (refer to the typed notes)]

6. Zakah: The third pillar of Islam (Pages 163, 165, 167, 168, 169, 171)

7. Surah Al Qalam- The great character of Prophet Muhammad, Peace be upon him (Pages 189 – 191)

8. Surah Al Qalam- The bad character of the disbelievers (Pages 193, 194, 195, 197)

Share the Reward :)

1. In Arabic, Taraweeh means ‘to relax in short rests’. Why do you think we call the night prayers of Ramadan Salat-ut-Taraweeh?

This is because we take a short break after every two Rak’aat.

2. How was the Prophet considerate of his followers? Why were his actions wise?

* He was considerate as he did not pray Taraweeh in Jama’ah every night.

* His actions were wise because he knew if he prayed with them every night Muslims would then take Taraweeh as compulsory.

3. What is the difference between Salat-ut-Taraweeh and Qiyam-ul-Layl?

Salat-ut-Taraweeh                                                            Qiyam-ul-Layl

1. Prayed right after Ishaa prayer                                          1. Prayed in the middle of the night or before Fajr.

2. Has definite number of Rak’aats (8 or 20)                     2. No definite number.

3. Prayed only in Ramadan                                                    3. Prayed in Ramadan and in other months as well.

4. What is Salat-ut-Taraweeh?

These are special prayers offered in the month of Ramadan.

5. Is it Fard (compulsory) or Sunnah (encouraged)?

It is Sunnah.

6. How and when does a person pray Taraweeh?

* It is prayed in the units of Two Rak’aats.

* It can be prayed as 8 or 20 Rak’aats.

* It is prayed right after Ishaa prayer, and before Witr prayer.

7. Why is it good to pray Taraweeh?

As all our past sins will be forgiven, it is good for us to pray Taraweeh in all the nights of Ramadan.

Share the Reward :)

1. Why was Mona so worried about breaking her fast?

This was because she took a bite of her apple and forgot that she was fasting that day.

2. How is Allah kind to us during Ramadan?

* Allah accepts our fast as valid if we forget and eat.

* He allows us to break our fast if we travel or become sick.

3. Who does not need to fast? Why Not?

* Sick

* Old people

* Pregnant or breastfeeding women

* Travellers

These Muslims are exempted to fast as they are excused.

4. What do you need to do if you miss a fast?

If I miss my fast then it is best for me to make it up as soon as possible after Ramadan.

5. Which actions are classified as mubtilat-us-siyam?

Eating, drinking, saying bad words, hurting others, and behaving with bad manners.

6. Why does Allah excuse our fasts in certain situations but we are never permitted to leave the Salah?

* Fasting may harm our health when we are sick or travelling while Salah would not harm us.