Brief history of Prophet Adam (AS) Islamic Religious Studies Primary 2 First Term Lesson Notes Week 8

Subject: Islamic Religious Studies

 

Topic: Brief history of Prophet Adam (AS)

 

Sub-topic: The creation of Prophet Adam (AS)

 

Duration: 40 minutes

 

Term: First Term

 

Week: 8

Set Induction:

  • Begin by asking the students if they know who Prophet Adam (AS) was.
  • Show an image of Prophet Adam (AS) and ask if anyone recognizes him.
  • Discuss the importance of learning about prophets in Islam.

Content: Step 1: Introduction to Prophet Adam (AS)

  • Explain that Prophet Adam (AS) was the first prophet and the first human being in Islamic belief.
  • Emphasize that he was created by Allah and placed in the Garden of Eden (Jannah).

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Prophet Adam (AS) was the very first prophet and the initial human being in Islamic belief. Allah, the one and only God, created him. Prophet Adam (AS) was placed in a remarkable and beautiful place known as the Garden of Eden, which in Arabic, we call “Jannah.” In this paradise, he lived a perfect life, surrounded by beauty and harmony, as Allah’s special creation. This story is a fundamental part of Islamic beliefs and teaches us about the origins of humanity and the importance of following Allah’s guidance.

Step 2: The Creation of Prophet Adam (AS)

  • Describe how Allah created Prophet Adam (AS) from clay and breathed life into him.
  • Discuss the role of angels in the creation of Adam (AS) and how they were commanded to bow down to him.

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Allah created Prophet Adam (AS) in a very unique way. He formed Adam from clay, shaping his body carefully and perfectly. Then, Allah did something extraordinary – He breathed life into Adam. This divine breath filled Adam’s body, giving him life and consciousness. It was a miraculous moment when the first human came to life.

As for the angels, they played an important role in Adam’s creation. Allah commanded the angels to bow down to Adam as a sign of respect and honor. This command demonstrated the special status Allah had granted to Adam. The angels obeyed Allah’s command and bowed down to Adam because they understood that he was Allah’s chosen creation and the first prophet.

This part of the story emphasizes the unique and privileged position of Prophet Adam (AS) in Allah’s creation and the importance of following Allah’s guidance and commands.

Step 3: Prophet Adam’s (AS) Life in Jannah

  • Explain that Adam (AS) and his wife, Hawwa (Eve), lived in Jannah, a beautiful paradise.
  • Describe their life in Jannah, where they had everything they needed.

Adam (AS) and his wife, Hawwa (Eve), enjoyed a life of absolute bliss in Jannah, which is a stunning and perfect paradise. In this beautiful place, they had everything they needed and more. The environment in Jannah was exquisite, with lush gardens, flowing rivers, and bountiful fruits. There was no discomfort or hardship in Jannah; it was a place of pure happiness and harmony.

Adam and Hawwa had the privilege of living in this paradise, free from worries and suffering. They were surrounded by the beauty of nature, where they could enjoy the delights of the gardens and the crystal-clear rivers. Their life in Jannah was a life of abundance and contentment, where all their needs were met.

This story of Adam and Hawwa in Jannah highlights the perfection of Allah’s creation and the initial state of humanity in paradise.

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Evaluation

  1. Prophet Adam (AS) was the _______ prophet and the _______ human being in Islamic belief. a) first, last b) last, first c) only, last
  2. Allah created Prophet Adam (AS) from _______ and breathed life into him. a) clay b) water c) sand
  3. In Islamic belief, Jannah is a term used to describe _______. a) a desert b) paradise c) a forest
  4. In Jannah, Adam and Hawwa enjoyed a life of _______ and _______. a) hardship, sorrow b) abundance, bliss c) confusion, chaos
  5. The role of angels in Adam’s creation was to _______ to him. a) listen b) bow down c) sing
  6. Allah commanded the _______ to bow down to Prophet Adam (AS). a) animals b) angels c) trees
  7. Adam (AS) and Hawwa (Eve) lived in _______. a) chaos b) confusion c) Jannah
  8. Their life in Jannah was free from _______ and _______. a) happiness, contentment b) worries, suffering c) questions, answers
  9. Allah created Adam (AS) from _______ and _______. a) clay, stone b) clay, dust c) clay, air
  10. Jannah was a place of pure _______ and _______. a) hardship, sorrow b) happiness, harmony c) confusion, chaos
  11. Adam (AS) and Hawwa (Eve) had everything they needed in _______. a) chaos b) Jannah c) confusion
  12. In Jannah, there were lush _______ and _______ rivers. a) mountains, deserts b) gardens, clear c) beaches, salty
  13. The angels were commanded to _______ down to Prophet Adam (AS). a) pray b) sing c) bow
  14. This story emphasizes the _______ of Allah’s creation and the _______ of following Allah’s guidance. a) perfection, importance b) importance, imperfection c) imperfection, perfection
  15. The story of Adam and Hawwa in Jannah serves as a reminder of the _______ for those who obey Allah and live righteous lives. a) punishment b) reward c) challenge

Teacher’s Activities:

  • Present the information clearly and use visual aids to engage the students.
  • Encourage questions and discussions.

Learners Activities:

  • Listen attentively to the teacher.
  • Participate in discussions and ask questions if they have any.

Assessment:

  • Ask the students to draw a picture of Prophet Adam (AS) and write a sentence about him.

Ten Evaluation Questions:

  1. Who was Prophet Adam (AS)?
  2. Where was Prophet Adam (AS) created?
  3. How was Prophet Adam (AS) created?
  4. What role did the angels play in his creation?
  5. What was the name of Prophet Adam’s (AS) wife?
  6. Where did Prophet Adam (AS) and Hawwa live?
  7. What is the significance of Prophet Adam (AS) in Islam?
  8. Why is it important to learn about prophets in Islam?
  9. Can you draw a picture of Prophet Adam (AS)?
  10. What did you learn about Prophet Adam (AS) today?

Answer

  1. Prophet Adam (AS) was the first prophet and the first human being in Islamic belief.
  2. Prophet Adam (AS) was created by Allah.
  3. Prophet Adam (AS) was created from clay, and Allah breathed life into him.
  4. The angels were commanded to bow down to Prophet Adam (AS as a sign of respect.
  5. The name of Prophet Adam’s (AS) wife was Hawwa (Eve).
  6. Prophet Adam (AS) and Hawwa lived in Jannah, a beautiful paradise.
  7. Prophet Adam (AS) holds significance in Islam as the first prophet and the father of humanity.
  8. It is important to learn about prophets in Islam to understand the faith and follow their teachings.
  9. Yes, I can draw a picture of Prophet Adam (AS).
  10. I learned that Prophet Adam (AS) was the first human and the first prophet in Islam, created by Allah from clay and placed in Jannah with his wife, Hawwa. The angels were commanded to bow down to him, and his story is important in Islamic history.

Conclusion:

  • Summarize the key points about Prophet Adam (AS) and his creation.
  • Emphasize the importance of learning about prophets in Islam and being grateful for Allah’s creations.
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