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OBJECTIVE…. To use group work, media clips and quotes from the Qur’an to understand Muslim attitudes to drugs and alcohol. . Outcomes…. Grade C All will be able to describe Muslim attitudes to drugs and alcohol . Grade B Most will be able to explain reasons for these attitudes.

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  1. OBJECTIVE… To use group work, media clips and quotes from the Qur’an to understand Muslim attitudes to drugs and alcohol.

  2. Outcomes… Grade C All will be able to describe Muslim attitudes to drugs and alcohol . Grade B Most will be able to explain reasons for these attitudes. Grade A/A* Some will be able to evaluate these attitudes and compare them to your own opinion. Your GOALS for the end of this lesson are…

  3. Once a religious man met a woman who invited him to commit a sin. The man flatly refused. After her constant insisting, she still failed. She then gave him a choice of options: to commit adultery with her or to murder her newly born child or to consume some alcohol she possessed. If he was not willing to agree then she would scream and falsely tell people he had raped her. The man upon pondering decided to consume the alcohol, taking it to be least harmful of the three sins. Upon consumption of the alcohol, he became intoxicated, and then consequently, he killed the child and committed adultery with the woman. • What was the moral of this story for Muslims? • From this what conclusions can you make about Muslim attitudes to drugs and alcohol? Like in Christianity Muslims often use stories to explain their teachings. The following story can be found in the HADITH (Teachings of the Prophet)... Starter…

  4. Alcohol and illegal drugs are HARAM!

  5. HARAM= forbidden MAKRUH = disliked According to Islam, all drugs and alcohol are HARAM. Tobacco is known as MAKRUHas the Qur’an does not give any guidance on it, although a lot of Muslims want it to be seen as HARAM. Why is smoking MAKRUH but drinking HARAM? Why do you think some Muslims believe smoking should be HARAM?

  6. Muslim attitudes to drugs and alcohol… ALL Muslims see alcohol and illegal drugs as INTOXICANTS that should NOT be taken by Muslims. Work in groups to DESCRIBE Muslim attitudes to drugs and alcohol.

  7. The TASK... • In groups use the prompts to help you DESCRIBE Muslim attitudes about alcohol and illegal drugs. • Use... • What you know about Islam already (from previous lessons). • What you have picked up this lesson. • Your COMMON SENSE • To work out Muslim attitudes. • You should come up with • 5 bullet points. • PRIZE for the BEST group ideas 

  8. Humans created by ALLAH Judgement Day Bodily Resurrection The Qur’an HARAM Religious duties Other sins Law of the land Shari’ah Law Muhammad

  9. Did you have… ALL Muslims believe their body was created by Allah so should not be abused with alcohol. And… ALL Muslims believe in bodily resurrection and the need for their bodies on Judgement day so they must not abuse them. And… The Qur’an says intoxicants are HARAM. And… Muhammad said intoxicants should not be taken and warned against them. And… The effects of drugs and alcohol mean you would be more likely to commit other sins. And… The effects of drugs and alcohol mean you would not be able to pray or fulfil religious duties properly. And… ALL Muslims obey the law of the land in which they live including those on illegal drugs. And… Under Shari’ah law alcohol is illegal and carries a severe punishment.

  10. Outcomes… • Grade C • All will be able to describe Muslim attitudes to drugs and alcohol . Did you achieve YOUR goals?…

  11. Use the following quotes to EXPLAINWHYMuslims forbid alcohol and illegal drugs. ‘O you who believe! Intoxicants and gambling….are an abomination of Satan’s handiwork. Shun such abomination, that you may prosper.’ “O you who believe! Do not come to prayer with a befogged mind, but come when you can fully understand all that you are saying.” (Surah 4:43) “Satan only wants to cause between you animosity and hatred through intoxicants… and to avert you from the remembrance of Allah and from prayer.”

  12. Outcomes… • Grade B • Most will be able to explain reasons for these attitudes. Did you achieve YOUR goals?…

  13. Watch the following clips... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j0ehBXzk8dk http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0wcR46leTxU&feature/related What problems does alcohol cause throughout the UK? Do you agree/disagree with Muslim attitudes to alcohol?

  14. What problems does alcohol cause throughout the UK? Do you agree/disagree with Muslim attitudes to alcohol? Complete Page 99 QUESTION 2

  15. In September 2007 it was reported that some branches of Sainsbury’s were excusing checkout staff from handling alcohol bought by customers. Why do you think they did this? In Islam the selling of Alcohol is also forbidden and is HARAM. Muslims should also not work in such HARAMenvironments. Why do you think this is? Do you think this should be applicable to Muslims in the UK? ``

  16. Outcomes… • Grade A/A* • Some will be able to evaluate these attitudes and compare them to your own opinion. Did you achieve YOUR goals?…

  17. Plenary... One thing I have learnt today is... One thing that has surprised me this lesson is... One thing I would like to know more about is...

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