Comprehensive Revision: Mastering Islamic Studies Concepts for Primary 6 Islamic Religious Studies Primary 6 First Term Lesson Notes Week 12

Lesson Plan for Islamic Religious Studies – Primary 6 (First Term, Week 12)

Subject: Islamic Religious Studies
Class: Primary 6
Term: First Term
Week: 12
Age: 10 years
Topic: Revision of All Topics Covered with Necessary Review Questions
Sub-topic: Comprehensive Review and Practice
Duration: 40 minutes

Behavioural Objectives

By the end of the lesson, pupils should be able to:

1. Answer frequently asked questions on the topics covered this term.
2. Complete objective, theory, true/false, and fill-in-the-blank questions accurately.
3. Review and reinforce their understanding of the topics learned.

Keywords

• Revision
• FAQ
• Objective Questions
• Theory Questions
• True/False Questions
• Fill-in-the-Blank Questions

Set Induction

The teacher will explain that this week will be dedicated to revising and reviewing all topics covered in the term to help solidify pupils’ understanding.

Entry Behaviour

Pupils should be familiar with the topics covered in the previous weeks and prepared to review and answer different types of questions.

Learning Resources and Materials

• Review question papers
• Pens and pencils
• Whiteboard and markers
• Notes from previous lessons

Building Background/Connection to Prior Knowledge

Pupils will use their previous knowledge to answer review questions and complete assessment exercises.

Embedded Core Skills

• Review and recall
• Application of knowledge
• Critical thinking

Learning Materials

• Lagos State Scheme of Work
• Notes and summaries from previous lessons
• Sample review questions

Reference Books

• Lagos State Scheme of Work
• Islamic Studies Primary 6 Textbook

Instructional Materials

• Review question papers (FAQ, Objective, Theory, True/False, Fill-in-the-Blank)

Content

Part A: Review and Revision (20 FAQs with Answers)

1. What is the Hijrah?
   • The Hijrah is the migration of Prophet Muhammad (S.A.W) from Makkah to Medina in 622 CE.
2. Why is Suratuz-Zilzalah important?
   • It describes the events of the Day of Judgment and reminds believers of their actions.
3. What is the difference between Zakat and Sadaqah?
   • Zakat is a mandatory form of charity, while Sadaqah is voluntary.
4. What does Sujüdus-Sahw mean?
   • It is the prostration of forgetfulness performed to correct mistakes in prayer.
5. When is Salätul-Qasr performed?
   • It is performed during travel to shorten the prayer.
6. What is the purpose of Suratul-Mulk?
   • It is meant to protect believers from the punishment of the grave.
7. How does the Hijrah calendar differ from the Gregorian calendar?
   • The Hijrah calendar is based on lunar months, while the Gregorian calendar is based on solar months.
8. What were the main lessons from the Prophet’s farewell message?
   • It emphasized unity, justice, and respect for others.
9. What is the significance of giving Sadaqah?
   • It helps those in need and purifies one’s wealth.
10. Why do Muslims perform Sujüdus-Sahw?
    • To correct errors made during the prayer.
11. What does the term ‘Zakat’ refer to?
    • It refers to the compulsory charity given to help those in need.
12. What is Suratul’Adiyät about?
    • It describes the qualities of horses and the impact of their work.
13. What is the meaning of Salätul-Qasr?
    • It means shortened prayer, performed when traveling.
14. Why is the Hijrah significant in Islamic history?
    • It marks the beginning of the Islamic calendar and the establishment of the Muslim community in Medina.
15. How is Sadaqah different from Zakat?
    • Sadaqah is given voluntarily and can be given at any time, while Zakat is obligatory and has specific rules.
16. What does the Prophet’s life teach us?
    • His life teaches compassion, honesty, and respect for others.
17. What are the conditions for performing Salätul-Qasr?
    • It must be performed while traveling and involves shortening the number of Rak’ahs.
18. What are the key features of Suratuz-Zilzalah?
    • It describes the shaking of the earth and the people’s deeds being shown to them.
19. How does understanding the Prophet’s teachings benefit Muslims?
    • It helps guide their actions and improve their character.
20. What is the purpose of Sujüdus-Sahw?
    • It helps to correct mistakes made during prayer and ensure it is performed correctly.

Part B: Objective Questions (20 Fill-in-the-Blank Questions with Options)

1. The Prophet Muhammad (S.A.W) migrated to ___ in 622 CE.
   a) Makkah b) Cairo c) Medina d) Jerusalem
2. Zakat is a form of ___ charity.
   a) Optional b) Mandatory c) Rare d) Additional
3. Sujüdus-Sahw is performed to correct ___ during prayer.
   a) Happiness b) Errors c) Misunderstandings d) Celebrations
4. The Hijrah calendar is based on ___ months.
   a) Solar b) Lunar c) Yearly d) Weekly
5. Salätul-Qasr is ___ during travel.
   a) Extended b) Shortened c) Normal d) Cancelled
6. Suratuz-Zilzalah is about the ___ of the earth.
   a) Peace b) Shaking c) Color d) Shape
7. The significance of Suratul-Mulk is to protect from ___ punishment.
   a) Earthly b) Spiritual c) Grave d) Financial
8. Sadaqah is given ___ to help others.
   a) Voluntarily b) Occasionally c) Compulsorily d) Rarely
9. The Prophet’s farewell message emphasizes ___ and unity.
   a) Division b) Respect c) Conflict d) Neglect
10. The Hijrah is also known as the ___ calendar.
    a) Gregorian b) Islamic c) Jewish d) Chinese
11. The main message of Suratul’Adiyät is about the ___ of horses.
    a) Beauty b) Speed c) Strength d) Work
12. Sujüdus-Sahw is done when there is a ___ in the prayer.
    a) Mistake b) Success c) Celebration d) Question
13. Zakat is given to the ___ in the community.
    a) Wealthy b) Poor c) Government d) Guests
14. The Hijrah calendar starts from the year of the ___ to Medina.
    a) Birth b) Death c) Migration d) Revelation
15. Suratul-Mulk is ___ of the Quran.
    a) Chapter 67 b) Chapter 24 c) Chapter 99 d) Chapter 100
16. The Prophet Muhammad (S.A.W) received his first revelation in ___.
    a) 610 CE b) 622 CE c) 630 CE d) 632 CE
17. Sadaqah can be given ___ at any time.
    a) Voluntarily b) Obligatory c) Rarely d) Sometimes
18. Salätul-Qasr is performed when ___ is traveling.
    a) A person b) An animal c) A vehicle d) A group
19. The Prophet’s life shows ___ and compassion.
    a) Hatred b) Forgiveness c) Anger d) Cruelty
20. The main purpose of Sujüdus-Sahw is to ___ errors.
    a) Ignore b) Celebrate c) Correct d) Avoid

Part C: Theory Questions (20 Simple Short Answer Questions)

1. What is the significance of the Hijrah in Islamic history?
2. How is Suratul-Zilzalah related to the Day of Judgment?
3. What are the main differences between Zakat and Sadaqah?
4. Describe the purpose of Sujüdus-Sahw.
5. When and why is Salätul-Qasr performed?
6. What does Suratul-Mulk protect a believer from?
7. How does the Hijrah calendar differ from the Gregorian calendar?
8. What are the key lessons from the Prophet’s farewell message?
9. How is Sadaqah given and why is it important?
10. Explain the concept of Sujüdus-Sahw and its purpose.
11. What is the main focus of Suratul’Adiyät?
12. Why is understanding the Prophet Muhammad’s (S.A.W) life important for Muslims?
13. How does one perform Salätul-Qasr correctly?
14. Describe how Zakat is calculated and its purpose.
15. What lessons can be learned from the Prophet’s teachings?
16. What is the meaning of Hijrah and its significance?
17. How does Suratul-Zilzalah describe the events of the Day of Judgment?
18. What are the conditions for giving Sadaqah?
19. What is the significance of the migration from Makkah to Medina?
20. How can Muslims apply the teachings of the Prophet Muhammad (S.A.W) in their daily lives?

Part D: True or False Questions (20 Questions)

1. True or False: The Hijrah calendar is based on the solar year.
2. True or False: Sujüdus-Sahw is performed when there is an error in prayer.
3. True or False: Zakat is a voluntary form of charity.
4. True or False: Salätul-Qasr is performed when traveling.
5. True or False: Suratul-Zilzalah describes the events of the Day of Judgment.
6. True or False: The Hijrah is the migration from Medina to Makkah.
7. True or False: Sadaqah is given only during Ramadan.
8. True or False: The Prophet Muhammad (S.A.W) received his first revelation in Medina.
9. True or False: Suratul-Mulk is intended to protect believers from the punishment of the grave.
10. True or False: Zakat must be given annually to those in need.
11. True or False: The Hijrah calendar starts from the birth of Prophet Muhammad (S.A.W).
12. True or False: Sujüdus-Sahw is done to correct mistakes during prayer.
13. True or False: The Gregorian calendar is based on lunar months.
14. True or False: Salätul-Qasr means performing long prayers during travel.
15. True or False: Sadaqah can be given at any time and is voluntary.
16. True or False: Suratul’Adiyät is about the strength of horses.
17. True or False: The Prophet Muhammad (S.A.W) returned to Makkah after a few years of migration.
18. True or False: The main focus of the Prophet’s teachings is on financial prosperity.
19. True or False: The Hijrah is significant for marking the beginning of the Islamic calendar.
20. True or False: The teachings of the Prophet Muhammad (S.A.W) are not relevant to modern life.

Part E: Fill in the Gaps (20 Fill-in-the-Blank Questions without Options)

1. The Hijrah took place in ___ CE.
2. Suratul-Zilzalah describes the ___ of the earth.
3. Zakat is a ___ form of charity in Islam.
4. Sujüdus-Sahw helps correct ___ made during prayer.
5. Salätul-Qasr is performed when ___ is traveling.
6. The Hijrah calendar is based on ___ months.
7. Sadaqah is given ___ and is not obligatory.
8. The Prophet Muhammad (S.A.W) returned to Makkah after ___ years of migration.
9. Suratul’Adiyät discusses the ___ of horses.
10. The Prophet’s farewell message emphasizes ___ and justice.
11. The Hijrah is significant because it marks the start of the ___ calendar.
12. Sujüdus-Sahw is done to ___ mistakes in prayer.
13. Zakat is given to help ___ in the community.
14. The Gregorian calendar is based on ___ months.
15. Suratul-Mulk is intended to protect believers from ___ punishment.
16. Sadaqah can be given ___ at any time.
17. The Prophet Muhammad (S.A.W) received his first revelation in ___.
18. The Hijrah calendar starts from the migration to ___.
19. Salätul-Qasr involves ___ the prayer during travel.
20. The teachings of the Prophet Muhammad (S.A.W) guide Muslims in ___ and behavior.

Conclusion
The teacher will review pupils’ answers to the revision questions, provide feedback, and discuss any areas that need further clarification to ensure pupils have a strong understanding of the term’s topics.