living the muslim life - oasis academy lister park
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LIVING THE MUSLIM LIFE
Islam – Living The Muslim Life
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The Ten Obligatory Acts of Shi’a Islam
The Five Pillars of Islam ( 5 Lessons)
Jihad
Islamic festivals and celebrations.
Islam – Living The Muslim Life
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To be able to identify the key reasons for the Sunni and Shi’a split.
To Understand the nature, history and purpose of the Ten Obligatory Acts for Shi’a Muslims.
To Identify why the Ten Obligatory Acts are important for Shi’a Muslims today.
Islam – Living The Muslim Life
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STARTER- THINK, PAIR AND SHARE.
Think of 5 obligatory acts you have to do on a daily basis.
Islam – Living The Muslim Life
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Why do differences occur?
Why do people see things differently?
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DIVISION AMONGST RELIGION IS COMMON…
“The Jews were divided into seventy-one or seventy-two sects, and the Christians were divided into seventy-one or seventy-two sects, and my Ummah will be divided into seventy-three sects.”
This was narrated by Abu Dawood Kitaab al-Sunnah.
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STARTER
What is a Sunni Muslim?
What is a Shia Muslim?
To be able to identify the key reasons for the Sunni and
Shi’a split.
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SUNNISHIA
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In June 632 CE the Prophet Muhammad (asw) died (age 63).
Beliefs held by Shias
The Shia party formed and the split happened after the death of the Prophet (pbuh). A Group ofpeople at that time felt Ali should have been appointed the first Caliph as he was the cousin of theProphet (sws) and also he was the first youngest male to accept Islam.
Beliefs held by Sunnis
The Sunnis party overlooked the argument of Ali being the rightly claimed successor largely due tohim being a relation of Prophet Muhammad (asw). Abu Bakr had close relations with the Prophet andhad a large number of supporters for him to be the first Calipha. It was decided through an electionthat Abu-Bakr would be the first leader of Islam however some Shias suggest the election occurredduring the burial of the prophet.
To be able to identify the key reasons for the Sunni and
Shi’a split.
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That beings said… Both groups accept the 5 pillars of Islam.
“Islam has been built on five [pillars]: testifying that there is no god but Allah and that
Muhammad is the Messenger of Allah, performing the prayers, paying the Zakat,
making the pilgrimage to the House, and fasting in Ramadan.” Bukhari
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THE TEN OBLIGATORY ACTS…
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THE TEN OBLIGATORY ACTS
An Obligation is an act that is a duty or commitment.
The Ten Obligatory Acts are ten Practices Shi’a Muslim only believe in.
All the actions centre around how a Muslim should act and how they should worship/show commitment
to Allah.
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READ PAGES 38-39 AND SUMMARISE WHAT ARE THE TEN ACTS.
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WHY DO SHI’A MUSLIM ONLY ACCEPT THE 10 ACTS?
The ten Obligatory acts were given by the “Twelver” who Shi’a Muslims believe were 12 divinely ordained leaders- they are also known as the
“TWELVE IMAMS”.
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TEN OBLIGATORY ACTS
What do you think are the purposes of the Ten acts?
(Hint: what is the purpose and focus of a Muslims life)
To worship Allah- through their beliefs and actions
To bring them closer to Allah and follow his rules
To provide a foundation to the religion i.e. a set of beliefs to follow.
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To Understand the nature and role of Shahadah for SUNNIand SHI’A Muslims
To recognise the significance of Shahadah for ALL Muslims.
To explore why reciting the Shahadah is important for Muslims and its place in Muslim practices today.
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What is the Shahadah?
This is the first pillar of Islam and is known as the Declaration of Faith
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By stating the Shahadah Muslims are stating their belief in ONE GOD.
Muslims are absolute monotheists (Surah Iklas- 112).
They are also stating the importance of prophet Muhammed, meaning they should follow his example with the intention to please God.
The Shahadah is the basis of the religion- it is the bedrock of the religion.
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IMPORTANCE OF THE SHAHADAHThe Shahadah contains two of the key beliefs of Islam.
To believe in One God called Allah- What is this concept called? (Starts with a T).
1. Tawhid- the belief in One God (Allah)
2. And it also confirms Muhammad as the prophet of Allah.
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Why is the
Shahadah
important to
Muslims.
It contains the basic
beliefs of Islam
(explain…)
What is the purpose
of a Muslims life?
The first pillar of
Islam underpins the
rest of the pillars of
Islam. The
declaration of faith
puts every other
action into context
“There is not god
but He, the
Exalted in Power,
the Wise” (Surah
3:18)
The Qur’an constantly
reinforces the
importance of the
Shahadah and
importance of believing
in ONE God.
How does/can it show Commitment?
???
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To understand the nature, history, significance and purpose of Salah for Sunni and Shi’a Muslims.
To explore how Salah is performed.
To identify and understand prayer in the mosque, home and the Jummah service.
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This is the second pillar of Islam- it is a compulsory act Muslims should do.
How many times a day do Muslims pray?
5 times a day
FAJR- Morning prayer (Between Dawn and Sunrise).
ZUHR- Midday prayer
Asr- Late Afternoon prayer
Magrib- Sunset Prayer
Isha- Night prayer
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When it is time to pray- the muezzin
The Adhan is the call to pray and incorporates the Declaration
of Faith-
Which is called what?
The Adhan.
They give the Adhan from the minaret (the tower from the mosque).
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Before the prayer starts, a Muslim should engage in ritual washing called wudu. This creates a sense of spiritual
cleanliness before prayers, rather than actually washing for the purpose of physical cleanliness.
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How do Muslims stand in prayer?
Shoulder to shoulder, feet to feet- Why do you think this is the case?
It shows solidarity and equality amongst fellow Muslims.
Who is salah led by?
The imam (prayer leader) would recite and take lead on the prayer. Muslims would stand behind the imam and would follow.
Is praying in the mosque compulsory?
For women the answer is simple- no. A woman receives god full reward and mercy whether she is in a congregational Salah or individual prayer.
For men it is strongly advised to pray in congregation as the prophet Muhammad said “A man’s prayer with one other man is better than his praying alone, and a man’s prayer with two other men is better than his praying with one other. The more there are the more beloved that is to Allah.”
Narrated by Abu Dawood,
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Why is
Salah
important
Muslims see Salah as on opportunity to receive guidance from Allah
Muslims are able to communicate directly to God through the process of Salah
God-consciousness? Through
praying Salah
Muslims are
showing
commitment
and devotion to
their creator. Why do Muslims
emphasise the
importance of praying
with right intention?
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Look at your spider diagram
Refer to one source of authority- For prayer restrains from shameful and unjust deeds- Link this quote to God-consciousness.
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SIMILARITIESDIFFERENCES
MUSLIMS CHRISTIANS
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To Understand the nature, role, significance and purpose of fasting during Ramadhan.
To explore who is excused from fasting and why?
To understand the nature, history, significance and purpose of the Night of Power
To identify why Laylat al-Qadr is important to Muslims today.
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Fasting is the fourth pillar of Islam
All “able” Muslims must fast during the ninth month according to the Islamic calendar (The month is called
Ramadan).
Simply put… fasting is when Muslims obtain from food and drink between sunrise and sunset. In between these two
periods Muslims are able to eat and drink.
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Muslims are strict when it comes to fasting, they believe that nothing should pass the lips.
This includes:
Food
Chewing Gum
Drink (including water)
Smoking would also be prohibited.
HOWEVER- fasting is not only about abstaining from food, water and etc.. But muslins believe that
the time of fasting is both a physical detox as well as mental.
Explain how fasting can mentally purify a Muslim?
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“O you who believe! Fasting is prescribed to you as it was prescribed to those before you, that you may
learn self- restraint” (Surah 2:183)
What is self restraint?
What is the quranic quote suggesting?
Why does God want you to fast according to the quote?
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Benefits of
fasting
It reminds Muslims of their purpose in
life- meaning to please God and to
submit to him
It permits Muslims to appreciate and
consider what it feels like to be a person
with little to nothing.
So what impact will that have upon the
Muslim?
It is a period that Muslims often self-
reflect. Within this month Muslims will
make more of an effort to refrain from idle
chatter or unkind words.
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Can you copy it down
What is the message from
the Hadith?
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