Objective: To introduce children to the significance of faith in the Prophets and the story of Prophet Isa (A.S.) in Islam.
Believing in the Prophets is an essential part of a Muslim’s faith. Allah chose prophets to guide humanity, and Muslims believe in all the Prophets, including Prophet Isa (A.S.), as messengers of Allah.
Reference:
Prophet Isa (A.S.) was born miraculously to Maryam (A.S.), without a father, by the command of Allah. This was one of the signs of Allah’s power. Prophet Isa (A.S.) performed miracles like speaking from the cradle, healing the sick, and bringing the dead to life, all by Allah’s permission. However, over time, some people started to believe in him as the son of Allah, which is a misunderstanding in Islam.
Children will write a summary of what they understand about Prophet Isa (A.S.) and discuss how they can explain his story to others.
Objective: To teach children the importance of staying firm in their beliefs through the story of Ashab-e-Kahf and Surah Al-Kafiroon.
Ashab-e-Kahf (the People of the Cave) were young men who refused to follow their people’s idolatry. They fled to a cave to preserve their faith, and Allah caused them to sleep for 300 years, protecting them from the corrupt society around them.
Surah Al-Kafiroon teaches Muslims to stay true to their faith while respecting the beliefs of others. It declares that Muslims do not worship what others worship and emphasizes the clear distinction between Islam and disbelief.
Children will practice reciting Surah Al-Kafiroon and discuss how they can apply it when they need to decline non-Islamic celebrations, such as Christmas.
Objective: To explain the miracles of Prophet Isa (A.S.), the creation of Prophet Adam (A.S.), and other examples of miracles given to Prophets in Islam.
Prophet Isa (A.S.) performed several miracles by the will of Allah, including:
These miracles were signs from Allah to guide the people, but some misunderstood them and began to believe that Isa (A.S.) was divine, which is contrary to Islamic teachings.
Prophet Adam (A.S.) was created by Allah from clay, without a father or mother. His creation is often referenced in relation to the miraculous birth of Prophet Isa (A.S.), as both were created by Allah’s will in unique ways.
These miracles were given to the Prophets as a means to show Allah’s power and guide people to the truth, not as proof of the Prophets’ divinity.
Children will create a visual representation (drawing or short writing) of one of the miracles they learned about and explain its significance.
Conclusion: At the end of this 3-day course, children will have gained a deeper understanding of:
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