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JSS1 Third Term Islamic Studies Lesson Notes

Nine free notes, in teaching order, from Suratul Masad (Reading and Meaning) to Suratul Nasr: Reading and Meaning. Read them online, or get a PDF or Word copy.

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  1. Suratul Masad (Reading and Meaning)Note 1 of 9

    Suratul Masad (Reading and Meaning)

    Students should be able to state the two names of Suratul Masad and their meanings.

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  2. The Five Daily Prayer (The Second Pillar of Islam)Note 2 of 9

    The Five Daily Prayer (The Second Pillar of Islam)

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  3. Hadith No 6 of An-Nawawi’s CollectionNote 3 of 9

    Hadith No 6 of An-Nawawi’s Collection

    Students should be able to state who Imam An-Nawawi and Nu'man bin Bashir were.

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  1. Child Responsibility to Parents and RelationsNote 4 of 9

    Child Responsibility to Parents and Relations

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  2. Human Relation in Islam-Greetings & ResponseNote 5 of 9

    Human Relation in Islam-Greetings & Response

    Students should be able to say the Islamic greeting and its response, and give their meanings.

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  3. Adhan and IqamahNote 6 of 9

    Adhan and Iqamah

    Students should be able to explain what Adhan and Iqamah are.

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  1. Prophet Muhammad (S.A.W) Call to ProphethoodNote 7 of 9

    Prophet Muhammad (S.A.W) Call to Prophethood

    Students should be able to describe the early life of Prophet Muhammad (S.

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  2. Attributes of AllahNote 8 of 9

    Attributes of Allah

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  3. Suratul Nasr: Reading and MeaningNote 9 of 9

    Suratul Nasr: Reading and Meaning

    Students should be able to say where Suratul Nasr comes in the Holy Quran and how many verses it has.

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About JSS1 Third Term Islamic Studies Lesson Notes

These are the nine JSS1 Third Term Islamic Studies topics, in teaching order. The first note covers Suratul Masad (Reading and Meaning) and the last covers Suratul Nasr: Reading and Meaning.

What students learn this term
  • State the two names of Suratul Masad and their meanings
  • State who Imam An-Nawawi and Nu'man bin Bashir were
  • Say the Islamic greeting and its response, and give their meanings
  • Explain what Adhan and Iqamah are
  • Describe the early life of Prophet Muhammad (S
  • Say where Suratul Nasr comes in the Holy Quran and how many verses it has
Recommended JSS1 Islamic Studies textbooks
NameAuthorPublisher
Islamic Religious Studies for Junior Secondary School Book 1School booklist – International School, University of Ibadan (UI-owned)Y.S. Imam et al.Evans Publishers
Islamic Studies for Junior Secondary Schools Book 1School booklist – International School, University of Ibadan (UI-owned)University Press PLC
Islamic Studies for Junior Secondary Schools 1-3School booklist – International School, University of Ibadan (UI-owned)University Press Plc
Islamic Religious Studies Books 1-3School booklist – International School, University of Ibadan (UI-owned)Aisha B. Lemu, Y.S. Imam et al.Evans Publishers

Questions teachers ask about JSS1 Third Term Islamic Studies

How many JSS1 Third Term Islamic Studies lesson notes are there?

There are 9 notes, from Suratul Masad (Reading and Meaning) to Suratul Nasr: Reading and Meaning. When a new note is published, this page and this number update on their own.

What topics do the notes cover?

Suratul Masad (Reading and Meaning), The Five Daily Prayer (The Second Pillar of Islam), Hadith No 6 of An-Nawawi’s Collection, Child Responsibility to Parents and Relations, Human Relation in Islam-Greetings & Response, Adhan and Iqamah, Prophet Muhammad (S.A.W) Call to Prophethood, Attributes of Allah and Suratul Nasr: Reading and Meaning.

Can I download the notes as a PDF or Word file?

Yes. Sign in with Google or Facebook, then choose the term at checkout. A PDF or Word copy of JSS1 Islamic Studies for the Third Term costs ₦1,000.

Can I edit the notes to suit my class?

Yes. Use the Word copy to change anything you like, or print the PDF as it is. Either way there is no retyping.

What does each note contain?

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.

Is there a cheaper way to get all three terms?

Yes. All three terms of JSS1 Islamic Studies cost ₦2,000 instead of ₦3,000, a saving of ₦1,000.

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