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JSS2 Second term Islamic Studies Lesson Notes

Every JSS2 Islamic Studies topic for the Second term, in the order you teach it.

JSS2 Second term Islamic Studies Lesson Notes

Suratul Jinn: Verse 11-15

Suratul Jinn: Verse 11-15

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The Glorious Qur’an

The Glorious Qur’an

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Sawm (Fasting in Islam)

Sawm (Fasting in Islam)

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Suratul Jinn:  Verse 16-20

Suratul Jinn: Verse 16-20

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Belief in Angels

Belief in Angels

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Hadith: Meaning, Components, Types & Importance

Hadith: Meaning, Components, Types & Importance

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The Jinn

The Jinn

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Belief In Prophet Muhammad (S.A.W)

Belief In Prophet Muhammad (S.A.W)

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Hijirah To Medinah

Hijirah To Medinah

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Salatul Jumu'ah (Congregational Prayer)

Salatul Jumu'ah (Congregational Prayer)

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