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Basic 1 Third Term Islamic Studies Lesson Notes

Nine free notes, in teaching order, from Arabic Alphabets with Objects: Complete Review to Islamic Rules of Conduct. Read them online, or get a PDF or Word copy.

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  1. Arabic Alphabets with Objects: Complete ReviewNote 1 of 9

    Arabic Alphabets with Objects: Complete Review

    Students should be able to state that the Arabic alphabet has 28 letters.

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  2. Sūratul-Ikhlās (Chapter 112, Verses 1-2)Note 2 of 9

    Sūratul-Ikhlās (Chapter 112, Verses 1-2)

    Students should be able to state the chapter number and meaning of Sūratul-Ikhlās.

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  3. Sūratul-Ikhlās (Chapter 112, Verses 3-4)Note 3 of 9

    Sūratul-Ikhlās (Chapter 112, Verses 3-4)

    Students should be able to recite verses 3 and 4 of Sūratul-Ikhlās.

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  1. Things That Mar (Break) AblutionNote 4 of 9

    Things That Mar (Break) Ablution

    Students should be able to explain what "mar" means in "things that mar Wudu".

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  2. Five Daily Prayers (Salawatul-Khamsah): IntroductionNote 5 of 9

    Five Daily Prayers (Salawatul-Khamsah): Introduction

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  3. Five Daily Prayers (Salawātul-Khamsah): Its Time and Number of Rak'ahNote 6 of 9

    Five Daily Prayers (Salawātul-Khamsah): Its Time and Number of Rak'ah

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  1. Al-Adhān (Call to Prayer)Note 7 of 9

    Al-Adhān (Call to Prayer)

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  2. Al-Adhān (Call to Prayer): ContinuesNote 8 of 9

    Al-Adhān (Call to Prayer): Continues

    Students should be able to name the person who calls the Adhān and state the qualities of a good Mu'adhdhin.

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  3. Islamic Rules of ConductNote 9 of 9

    Islamic Rules of Conduct

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About Basic 1 Third Term Islamic Studies Lesson Notes

These are the nine Basic 1 Third Term Islamic Studies topics, in teaching order. The first note covers Arabic Alphabets with Objects: Complete Review and the last covers Islamic Rules of Conduct.

What students learn this term
  • State that the Arabic alphabet has 28 letters
  • State the chapter number and meaning of Sūratul-Ikhlās
  • Recite verses 3 and 4 of Sūratul-Ikhlās
  • Explain what "mar" means in "things that mar Wudu"
  • Name the person who calls the Adhān and state the qualities of a good Mu'adhdhin
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Questions teachers ask about Basic 1 Third Term Islamic Studies

How many Basic 1 Third Term Islamic Studies lesson notes are there?

There are 9 notes, from Arabic Alphabets with Objects: Complete Review to Islamic Rules of Conduct. When a new note is published, this page and this number update on their own.

What topics do the notes cover?

Arabic Alphabets with Objects: Complete Review, Sūratul-Ikhlās (Chapter 112, Verses 1-2), Sūratul-Ikhlās (Chapter 112, Verses 3-4), Things That Mar (Break) Ablution, Five Daily Prayers (Salawatul-Khamsah): Introduction, Five Daily Prayers (Salawātul-Khamsah): Its Time and Number of Rak'ah, Al-Adhān (Call to Prayer), Al-Adhān (Call to Prayer): Continues and Islamic Rules of Conduct.

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Every note has behavioural objectives, the lesson content in short sections, evaluation questions and an assignment, so you can teach from it and set work straight away.

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