Prohibition In Islam

Subject: Islamic Religious Studies

Class: SS 3

Term: Second Term

Week: Week 8

Topic:

Prohibition In Islam :

Content:

Prohibition in Islam refers to the things that are forbidden or prohibited for Muslims to do or consume. These prohibitions are based on religious principles and teachings found in the Quran and the Hadiths (sayings of Prophet Muhammad).

Here are some examples of things that are prohibited in Islam:

1. Consumption of Alcohol: Muslims are prohibited from consuming or selling alcohol. The Quran mentions that alcohol is a product of Satan and can lead to evil deeds.
2. Gambling: Gambling is also prohibited in Islam. It is considered to be a waste of time and money and can lead to addiction and other harmful behaviors.
3. Eating pork: Muslims are prohibited from consuming pork and its products. This is based on the belief that pigs are unclean and can transmit diseases.
4. Adultery: Sexual relations outside of marriage are strictly prohibited in Islam. Adultery is considered a sin and can lead to severe consequences in this life and the afterlife.
5. Usury or Interest: Muslims are prohibited from charging or paying interest on loans. This is based on the belief that interest creates an imbalance of power between the borrower and the lender and can lead to exploitation and injustice.
6. Idolatry: Worshiping anything or anyone besides Allah is strictly prohibited in Islam. Muslims believe that there is only one God and all worship should be directed towards him alone.
7. Lying: Muslims are encouraged to always speak the truth and avoid lying. Lying is considered a major sin in Islam and can lead to a loss of trust and credibility.

Prohibition in Islam is an important aspect of the religion that aims to promote a healthy and virtuous lifestyle. Muslims are expected to adhere to these prohibitions as part of their faith and to strive towards living a righteous and ethical life.

Evaluation

1. Which of the following is prohibited in Islam? a. Eating vegetables b. Drinking alcohol c. Sleeping during the day d. Listening to music
2. What is the Islamic ruling on gambling? a. It is permissible b. It is encouraged c. It is discouraged d. It is prohibited
3. Why are Muslims prohibited from eating pork? a. Pigs are expensive b. Pigs are considered sacred animals c. Pigs are unclean and can transmit diseases d. Pigs are difficult to raise
4. What is the punishment for adultery in Islam? a. A small fine b. Imprisonment c. Public flogging d. Death
5. What is the Islamic ruling on charging interest on loans? a. It is permissible b. It is encouraged c. It is discouraged d. It is prohibited
6. What is the Islamic belief about worshiping idols? a. It is encouraged b. It is permissible c. It is discouraged d. It is prohibited
7. What is the Islamic ruling on lying? a. It is permissible in some cases b. It is encouraged c. It is discouraged d. It is prohibited
8. Which of the following is considered a major sin in Islam? a. Fasting during Ramadan b. Giving to charity c. Lying d. Praying five times a day
9. What is the Islamic view on adultery? a. It is permissible in some cases b. It is discouraged c. It is encouraged d. It is prohibited
10. Which of the following is not prohibited in Islam? a. Eating pork b. Drinking alcohol c. Gambling d. Fasting during Ramadan

Lesson Presentation

I. Introduction

• Begin with a brief overview of the topic of prohibition in Islam
• Explain that this lesson will cover the various prohibitions in Islam and their significance to Muslims
• Provide a clear and concise lesson objective

II. Body

• Discuss the various prohibitions in Islam, such as:
  • Consumption of alcohol
  • Gambling
  • Eating pork
  • Adultery
  • Usury or interest
  • Idolatry
  • Lying
• For each prohibition, explain the reasoning behind it and its significance to Muslims
• Use examples from the Quran and Hadith to support each point
• Provide opportunities for students to ask questions and engage in discussion

III. Conclusion

• Summarize the main points covered in the lesson
• Reinforce the lesson objective and explain how it has been achieved
• Encourage students to reflect on what they have learned and its importance in their own lives

IV. Assessment

• Use a variety of assessment methods to evaluate students’ understanding of the topic, such as:
  • Multiple-choice questions
  • Short-answer questions
  • Group discussion
  • Oral presentations
• Provide feedback to students on their performance and offer additional support as needed

V. Homework

• Assign homework that reinforces the lesson objective, such as:
  • Writing a reflection on the significance of one of the prohibitions in Islam
  • Researching the history and cultural context of a particular prohibition
  • Memorizing a verse from the Quran related to one of the prohibitions

VI. Resources

• Provide a list of resources for further reading or research, such as:
  • Quran translations
  • Hadith collections
  • Islamic websites or journals
  • Relevant books or articles

VII. Conclusion

• End with a recap of the main points covered in the lesson
• Encourage students to continue learning about the topic of prohibition in Islam in their own time and to ask questions if they need further clarification.

Assessment For The Week

1. What is prohibition in Islam?
2. Name one thing that Muslims are not allowed to drink.
3. What is gambling and why is it prohibited in Islam?
4. What is the Islamic ruling on eating pork?
5. Why is adultery considered a sin in Islam?
6. What is usury and why is it prohibited in Islam?
7. Why is it important to worship only Allah in Islam?
8. Why is lying considered a bad thing in Islam?
9. What is the punishment for adultery in Islam?
10. What are the benefits of following the prohibitions in Islam?