Islamic Studies Grade 3 – Online Course Overview
Islamic Studies Grade 3 is the third level in the Online Islamic Studies series by Al-Azhar Quran Teaching for non-Arabic speakers. This course covers key Islamic subjects such as Tawheed, Fiqh, Seerah, Tafseer, Hadiths, supplications, and general manners and etiquette.
Course Content and Topics Covered
Rituals and Key Practices
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The Call to Prayer and Al-Iqamah
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The Prayer (Salah)
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Zakah – The Purifying Dues
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Fasting
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Hajj – The Pilgrimage
Prophets and Important Personalities
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Prophet Muhammad (PBUH)
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Adam
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Khadijah bint Khuwaylid
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Prophet Ibraaheem
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Prophet Isma’eel
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Prophet Ishaq
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Ali ibn Abee Talib
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Ja’far ibn Abee Talib
Islamic Teachings and Ethics
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Stories on Lying, Gossiping, and Backbiting
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Pure Water and Cleanliness
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Tahaarah (Purity)
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How to Perform Wudhu
Quran and Tafseer
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Selected Surahs for Quranic study and Tafseer understanding
Teaching Methodology
Teachers present most Islamic terms in Arabic with transliteration and translation to help students read and understand meanings. Exercises and questions after each online class reinforce learning and comprehension.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
1. What topics are covered in Islamic Studies Grade 3?
The course covers Tawheed, Fiqh, Seerah, Tafseer of selected Quranic Surahs, Hadiths, supplications, and general Islamic manners and etiquette.
2. Is Islamic Studies Grade 3 suitable for non-Arabic speakers?
Yes, the course is tailored for non-Arabic speakers, with Arabic terms provided alongside transliteration and translation for better understanding.
3. What Islamic rituals are taught in Grade 3?
Students learn about the Call to Prayer (Adhan), Al-Iqamah, Salah (prayer), Zakah (charity), fasting, and Hajj (pilgrimage).
4. Which Prophets and personalities are covered in this course?
The curriculum includes Prophet Muhammad (PBUH), Adam, Khadijah bint Khuwaylid, Prophet Ibraaheem, Prophet Isma’eel, Prophet Ishaq, Ali ibn Abee Talib, and Ja’far ibn Abee Talib.
5. What ethical teachings are part of the course?
Students explore the ethics of honesty, avoiding lying, gossiping and backbiting, cleanliness, Tahaarah (purity), and manners in daily life.
6. How is Quran and Tafseer integrated into the course?
The course includes selected Surahs with Tafseer to help students understand the Quran’s meanings in a simplified manner.
7. How does the course support student learning and comprehension?
Teachers provide exercises and questions after every online class to reinforce understanding and retention.
8. What teaching methods are used in Islamic Studies Grade 3?
The course employs Arabic script with transliteration and translations, interactive teaching techniques, and online exercises to enhance learning.
Take the Next Step in Your Islamic Learning Journey
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