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What groups or communities do you belong to? Did you have to do or say anything special to become part of that community? What was it? . Homework – for Tues. DO a poster for a mosque explaining the 4th pillar: ZAKAT (duty to practice charity). Include answers to: What is Zakat ?...
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What groups or communities do you belong to? Did you have to do or say anything special to become part of that community? What was it?
Homework – for Tues • DO a poster for a mosque explaining the 4th pillar: ZAKAT (duty to practice charity). Include answers to: • What is Zakat?... • Why must Muslims pay Zakat? • Who is Zakat offered to? • How could the money be spent? • Add detail and explain your points.
Learning Outcomes • To describe what the Shahadah is (AT1) • To explain when the Shahadah is recited and explain it’s importance. (L4-5) • To evaluate why it is important to declare faith. (L6)
Identify 3 reasons why the SHAHADAH is important. , Explain why the SHAHADAH is important,using these 3 reasons. **How do you think you could “act” on this belief? The Shahadah is the first Pillar of Islam. Shahadah is the Declaration of Faith. Saying it, means that you believe in Allah and his final Prophet Muhammad. You MUST believe it TO BE A Muslim. It is the pillar on which all the other pillars are based. However, it is not enough just to believe it. You must act on what you believe.
The Shahadah - Islamic statement of belief. • Listen to the Shahadah being recited in Arabic and English: • Write down the English version of it that you hear. • Explain what it says about what you • Must believe • Must not believe • **how do you think this belief could change what someone thinks about Jesus ?
When do Muslim’s recite the Shahadah? Converting to Islam: (Becoming a Muslim) • Reciting this statement three times in front of witnesses is all that anyone need do to become a Muslim. • A Muslim is expected to recite this statement out loud, with total sincerity, fully understanding what it means. "There is no God but Allah, and Muhammad is his messenger.“x3
When do Muslim’s recite the Shahadah? • When a baby is born the father will... • Whisper it into the ear baby so that it is the first thing it hears. "There is no God but Allah, and Muhammad is his messenger.“
When do Muslim’s recite the Shahadah? • Teach it to their children as soon as possible. "There is no God but Allah, and Muhammad is his messenger.“
When do Muslim’s recite the Shahadah? • Repeat it several times each day between getting up in the morning and going to bed at night. "There is no God but Allah, and Muhammad is his messenger.“
When do Muslim’s recite the Shahadah? • Muslims hope that they will be the last words that cross their lips before they die. "There is no God but Allah, and Muhammad is his messenger.“
When do Muslim’s recite the Shahadah? "There is no God but Allah, and Muhammad is his messenger.“x3 Converting to Islam: they must say the Shahadah3 times in front of witnesses, in total sincerity and full understanding • When a baby is born the father will ..whisper it.. into the ear baby so that it is the first thing it hears. Draw a life cycle from birth to death add DETAILED labels, and, showing when Muslims must say the ShAHADAH Add in an extra arrow for if someone converts in from another faith • the last words that cross their lips before they die. several times each day between getting up in the morning and going to bed at night. • Teach it to their children as soon as possible. **Why is the Shahadah is the “First of all the pillars” ?
Plenary: 3-2-1 • Summarise what you have learnt today in... 3 Sentences 2 WORDS 1 WORD
