Things that Spoil Salah Basic 3 Islamic Studies Lesson Note

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Topic: Things that Spoil Salah

What We Will Learn Today

  • What makes our prayer (Salah) invalid
  • Things we must avoid during prayer
  • How to keep our prayer correct and acceptable
  • What to do if we make mistakes in prayer

 

What Spoils Salah?

  1. Talking During Prayer
  • Don’t: Talk to people while praying
  • Don’t: Answer phone calls
  • Don’t: Say “hello” to someone
  • Exception: You can say “Subhān Allah” to correct the Imam
  1. Eating or Drinking
  • Don’t: Eat food during prayer
  • Don’t: Drink water or any liquid
  • Don’t: Chew gum
  • Remember: Complete your eating before starting prayer
  1. Too Much Movement
  • Don’t: Walk around during prayer
  • Don’t: Wave to people
  • Don’t: Do unnecessary actions
  • Okay: Small movements like adjusting clothes
  1. Laughing Out Loud
  • Don’t: Laugh loudly during prayer
  • Don’t: Make funny faces
  • Note: Smiling quietly doesn’t spoil prayer
  1. Breaking Wudu (Ablution)
  • Don’t: Pass gas during prayer
  • Don’t: Use the bathroom
  • If this happens: Stop prayer, make new wudu, start again
  1. Turning Away from Qiblah
  • Don’t: Face away from Makkah direction
  • Don’t: Turn your back to Qiblah
  • Remember: Always face Makkah during prayer
  1. Adding or Removing Prayer Parts
  • Don’t: Add extra sujud (prostration)
  • Don’t: Skip required parts
  • Don’t: Change the order of prayer

 

What Doesn’t Spoil Salah

Small Things That Are Okay:

  • Coughing or sneezing
  • Crying from fear of Allah
  • Small movements (like scratching)
  • Thinking about prayer words
  • Looking down at the ground

 

What to Do If You Make a Mistake

If You Talk by Mistake:

  • Stop the prayer immediately
  • Make wudu again if needed
  • Start the prayer from the beginning

If You Move Too Much:

  • Try to be still
  • Continue the prayer if movement was small
  • Restart if movement was too much

If You Forget Something:

  • Do Sujud as-Sahw (prostration of forgetfulness) at the end
  • Ask an adult to teach you how

 

How to Keep Your Prayer Good

Before Prayer:

  • Make good wudu
  • Find quiet place
  • Face Qiblah correctly
  • Have clean clothes

During Prayer:

  • Stay still and quiet
  • Focus on Allah
  • Say the words correctly
  • Follow the prayer steps

 

What We Learned

  • Talking, eating, drinking, and too much movement spoil Salah
  • Breaking wudu and turning away from Qiblah also spoil prayer
  • Small movements and coughing don’t spoil prayer
  • If we make mistakes, we should restart the prayer
  • We should try to pray with focus and stillness

 

EXERCISES

  1. Circle what spoils Salah:

Talking Coughing Eating Smiling Drinking Sneezing

  1. True or False:
  1. You can talk to your friend during prayer. ( )
  2. Drinking water spoils Salah. ( )
  3. Small movements are okay in prayer. ( )
  4. You must face Qiblah during prayer. ( )
  5. Laughing loudly spoils prayer. ( )
  1. What should you do?
  1. If you need to cough during prayer: ________________
  2. If someone talks to you during prayer: ________________
  3. If you pass gas during prayer: ________________
  4. If you forget part of prayer: ________________
  1. Choose the correct answer:
  1. If you eat during prayer, your Salah is (correct / spoiled).
  2. You should face (east / Qiblah / north) during prayer.
  3. Too much movement (spoils / doesn’t spoil) Salah.
  4. Crying from fear of Allah (spoils / doesn’t spoil) prayer.
  1. Match the action with its result:
  1. Talking during prayer → Prayer continues
  2. Small cough → Prayer is spoiled
  3. Eating food → Ask adult for help
  4. Forgetting something → Prayer is spoiled
  1. Complete the sentences:
  1. Before prayer, I must make __________.
  2. During prayer, I should stay __________ and quiet.
  3. If I make a big mistake, I should __________ the prayer.
  4. I should always face __________ during prayer.

 

Remember: Allah loves prayers that are done with care, focus, and respect!

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