Suratul-Luqman Qur’an 31 v12 – 15 Islamic Religious Studies Primary 5 First Term Lesson Notes Week 8
Islamic Religious Studies Primary 5 First Term Lesson Notes
Week: 8
Topic: Suratu Luqman (Chapter 31: Verses 12-15)
Sub-topic: Recitation, Translation, and Significance
Class: Primary 5
Term: First Term
Age: 10 years
Duration: 40 minutes
Learning Objectives
By the end of the lesson, pupils should be able to:
- Recite the Arabic text of Suratu Luqman (Verses 12-15) correctly.
- Read the English translation of these verses.
- Relate the purpose and significance of the text to their lives.
Keywords
- Suratu Luqman
- Recitation
- Translation
- Purpose
- Significance
Set Induction
- Begin by asking pupils if they know who Luqman was and why he is mentioned in the Quran. Use their answers to introduce Suratu Luqman.
Entry Behaviour
- Pupils are familiar with basic Quranic recitation and some of the stories from the Quran.
Learning Resources and Materials
- Quran
- Flashcards with the Arabic text of Suratu Luqman (Verses 12-15)
- Chalkboard and chalk
Building Background/Connection to Prior Knowledge
- Connect the lesson to pupils’ previous knowledge of Quranic recitation and translation, emphasizing the importance of understanding the meaning behind the verses.
Embedded Core Skills
- Quranic Recitation
- Translation
- Critical Thinking
Learning Materials
- Quranic text
- Translation sheets
- Chalkboard
Reference Books
- Lagos State Scheme of Work
- Islamic Religious Studies Textbook for Primary 5
Instructional Materials
- Quran
- Flashcards
Content
- Recitation of Suratu Luqman (Verses 12-15):
- The teacher will recite the verses aloud, and the pupils will repeat after the teacher to ensure correct pronunciation.
- Translation of the Verses:
- The teacher will provide the English translation of the verses and explain the meaning of each verse.
- Purpose and Significance:
- The teacher will explain the significance of the verses, focusing on the wisdom of Luqman, his advice to his son, and the importance of being grateful to Allah.
- Discuss how the advice given by Luqman to his son is relevant to the pupils’ lives today, emphasizing the importance of gratitude and obedience to parents.
Questions
- Suratu Luqman is found in Chapter ____.
a) 31
b) 96
c) 2
d) 114 - Verses 12-15 of Suratu Luqman talk about Luqman’s ______ to his son.
a) Advice
b) Wealth
c) Journey
d) Battles - Luqman was given wisdom by ______.
a) Allah
b) His father
c) His teacher
d) The Prophet - The first advice Luqman gave his son was to be ______ to Allah.
a) Grateful
b) Angry
c) Disobedient
d) Silent - Luqman advised his son not to associate ______ with Allah.
a) Partners
b) Friends
c) Animals
d) Wealth - Associating partners with Allah is considered a ______ sin.
a) Great
b) Small
c) Simple
d) Forgotten - Luqman reminded his son that being ______ is the most important thing in life.
a) Grateful
b) Sad
c) Angry
d) Jealous - Suratu Luqman emphasizes the importance of being good to our ______.
a) Parents
b) Friends
c) Teachers
d) Neighbors - The verses teach that our mothers go through great ______ to give birth to us.
a) Pain
b) Joy
c) Wealth
d) Happiness - Luqman told his son to perform ______ as much as possible.
a) Prayers
b) Business
c) Games
d) Fighting - Being ______ to our parents is one of the lessons from these verses.
a) Obedient
b) Disrespectful
c) Silent
d) Lazy - Luqman advised his son to avoid ______ behavior.
a) Arrogant
b) Friendly
c) Kind
d) Humble - Luqman taught his son to ______ Allah in all situations.
a) Remember
b) Forget
c) Disobey
d) Ignore - The wisdom of Luqman in these verses is meant to guide us in our ______.
a) Daily lives
b) School work
c) Sports
d) Games - Suratu Luqman reminds us that Allah is always ______.
a) Watching
b) Sleeping
c) Angry
d) Silent
Class Activity Discussion
- Q: Who was Luqman?
A: Luqman was a wise man mentioned in the Quran who was known for his wisdom and advice to his son. - Q: What chapter of the Quran is Suratu Luqman?
A: Chapter 31. - Q: What is the main theme of Suratu Luqman (Verses 12-15)?
A: The advice of Luqman to his son, emphasizing gratitude to Allah and obedience to parents. - Q: What was the first advice Luqman gave to his son?
A: To be grateful to Allah and not associate any partners with Him. - Q: Why is associating partners with Allah considered a great sin?
A: Because it goes against the belief in the oneness of Allah, which is the foundation of Islam. - Q: What does Suratu Luqman teach about parents?
A: It teaches the importance of being good and obedient to our parents. - Q: Why should we be grateful to Allah?
A: Because Allah is the source of all blessings and guidance. - Q: How does Luqman advise his son to behave towards others?
A: He advises his son to be humble and avoid arrogance. - Q: What is the significance of Luqman’s advice about remembering Allah?
A: It reminds us to keep Allah in our hearts and actions at all times. - Q: How does Suratu Luqman relate to our daily lives?
A: It provides guidance on how to live a life that is pleasing to Allah and respectful to others. - Q: What lesson does Suratu Luqman give about mothers?
A: It teaches us to appreciate the sacrifices mothers make, especially during childbirth. - Q: Why is it important to obey our parents according to these verses?
A: Because obedience to parents is a way of showing gratitude to Allah. - Q: What is one of the major sins mentioned in Suratu Luqman?
A: Associating partners with Allah. - Q: How does Suratu Luqman help in understanding the importance of wisdom?
A: It shows that wisdom is a gift from Allah that should be used to guide oneself and others. - Q: What does Suratu Luqman teach about the presence of Allah?
A: It reminds us that Allah is always watching over us and aware of our actions.
The wisdom and teachings of Luqman.
Recitation: Suratul-Luqman is a chapter in the Quran, and verses 12-15 say:
“Indeed, Luqman was among the thankful when his Lord called to him, ‘Be grateful to Allah.’ And whoever is grateful is grateful for [the benefit of] himself. And whoever denies [His favor] – then indeed, Allah is Free of need and Praiseworthy. And [mention, O Muhammad], when Luqman said to his son while he was instructing him, ‘O my son, do not associate [anything] with Allah. Indeed, association [with him] is great injustice.'”
Translation: In simpler terms, these verses are about a man named Luqman who was very thankful to Allah. He told his son not to worship anyone or anything except Allah because that would be very wrong.
Importance and Significance: These verses teach us the importance of being grateful to Allah and not worshiping anyone or anything besides Him. They also remind us to avoid doing wrong by associating others with Allah. These lessons are valuable for Muslims to lead a good and faithful life. 📖🤲🌟
- Suratul-Luqman is a chapter in the ________. a) Bible b) Quran c) Newspaper d) Magazine
- Luqman was known for being very ________ to Allah. a) angry b) grateful c) scared d) sad
- In these verses, Luqman advised his ________ not to worship anyone except Allah. a) friends b) parents c) son d) teacher
- Luqman’s advice was about not ________ others with Allah. a) sharing b) playing c) associating d) fighting
- These verses teach us the importance of being ________ to Allah. a) ungrateful b) angry c) grateful d) sad
- Luqman’s advice reminds us not to worship anyone or anything besides ________. a) our friends b) Allah c) our parents d) our teacher
- Associating others with Allah is considered a great ________. a) kindness b) mistake c) justice d) injustice
- These lessons are important for Muslims to lead a good and ________ life. a) healthy b) faithful c) short d) boring
- Luqman’s advice encourages us to be thankful and not to ________ Allah’s favors. a) recognize b) deny c) forget d) share
- Suratul-Luqman is a part of the ________. a) newspaper b) Quran c) science book d) dictionary
- Luqman’s advice was to worship only ________. a) family members b) friends c) Allah d) idols
- Associating others with Allah is a ________. a) great kindness b) great mistake c) great achievement d) great fun
- Luqman’s advice helps us lead a ________ life. a) bad b) good c) long d) colorful
- Luqman’s son was advised not to worship anyone or anything except ________. a) his friends b) his teacher c) Allah d) his toys
- The main message of these verses is to be ________ to Allah and avoid worshiping others with Him. a) unkind b) thankful c) scared d) happy
Presentation
Step 1: Recite the Arabic Text
- The teacher will recite Suratu Luqman (Verses 12-15) and have the pupils repeat each verse to ensure correct pronunciation.
Step 2: Read the Translation
- The teacher will read the English translation of the verses and explain the meaning of each verse to the pupils.
Step 3: Relate the Purpose and Significance
- The teacher will discuss the significance of Luqman’s advice, focusing on the importance of gratitude, humility, and obedience to parents.
Teacher’s Activities
- The teacher will lead the recitation, provide translations, and explain the significance of the verses.
Learners’ Activities
- Pupils will recite the verses, listen to the translation, and participate in discussions on the significance of the verses.
Assessment
- The teacher will assess pupils’ ability to recite the verses, understand the translation, and explain the significance of the text.
Evaluation Questions
- What is Suratu Luqman?
- What advice did Luqman give to his son?
- Why is being grateful to Allah important?
- What does Suratu Luqman teach about parents?
- Why should we avoid arrogance?
Conclusion
- The teacher will ensure pupils understand the lesson, correct any errors in recitation, and encourage them to apply the teachings of Suratu Luqman in their daily lives.