Surah An Nas [114 Verses 1 – 3] – Transliteration, Translation, and list the uses of the surah to Muslims. Primary 1 Islamic Religious Studies
Lesson Plan Presentation
Subject: Islamic Religious Studies
Class: Primary 1
Term: Second Term
Week: 4
Topic: Surah An Nas [114 Verses 1-3] – Transliteration, Translation, and Uses
Sub-topic: Understanding and Applying Surah An Nas
Duration: 40 minutes
Entry Behaviour: Students should recall the previous lesson on Arabic Alphabets with Objects.
Key Words: Surah An Nas, Transliteration, Translation, Uses
Behavioural Objectives:
- Students will learn to transliterate Surah An Nas.
- Students will understand the simple translation of Surah An Nas.
- Students will list practical uses of Surah An Nas in daily life.
Embedded Core Skills:
- Language development
- Reading and comprehension
- Critical thinking
- Memory recall
Learning Materials:
- Large printed Surah An Nas
- Whiteboard and markers
- Flashcards with key words
- Pictures illustrating uses of Surah An Nas
Content
Surah An Nas – Learning and Uses
- Transliteration: 📝
- Writing Surah An Nas in English letters.
- Translation: 🌍
- Understanding the meaning in simple words.
- Verses 1-3: 📖
- Reading and memorizing these verses.
- Example – Seeking Protection: 🛡️
- “A’udhu billahi min ash-shaytan ir-rajim” from Surah An Nas is used to seek protection from Satan.
- Example – Before Sleep: 😴
- Muslims recite Surah An Nas before sleeping for Allah’s protection.
- Example – Feeling Afraid: 😨
- Saying this surah when scared, like when hearing a loud noise.
- Example – Seeking Allah’s Help: 🤲
- Reciting Surah An Nas when feeling worried or needing Allah’s help.
- Example – Warding Off Evil: 🧿
- Used as a shield against negative influences or harm.
- Example – Daily Protection: 🌞
- Reciting it daily for ongoing safety and well-being.
- Example – Before Leaving Home: 🏡
- Saying Surah An Nas before stepping out for added protection.
Remember: Surah An Nas is like a shield, protecting you from harm! 🛡️
- Surah An Nas is recited to seek protection from ___.
- a) Birds
- b) Allah
- c) Friends
- d) Food
- Muslims recite Surah An Nas before ___.
- a) Eating
- b) Sleeping
- c) Playing
- d) Running
- “A’udhu billahi min ash-shaytan ir-rajim” is said for protection from ___.
- a) Parents
- b) Teachers
- c) Satan
- d) Sun
- Surah An Nas has ___ verses.
- a) 1
- b) 2
- c) 3
- d) 4
- Muslims recite Surah An Nas when feeling ___.
- a) Happy
- b) Scared
- c) Hungry
- d) Tired
- Reciting Surah An Nas is like having a ___.
- a) Shield
- b) Sword
- c) Crown
- d) Flag
- Surah An Nas is used for protection against ___.
- a) Rain
- b) Sun
- c) Harm
- d) Noise
- Before leaving home, Muslims recite Surah An Nas for ___.
- a) Fun
- b) Safety
- c) Adventure
- d) Learning
- Muslims recite Surah An Nas to ask for Allah’s ___.
- a) Gifts
- b) Protection
- c) Toys
- d) Songs
- “A’udhu billahi min ash-shaytan ir-rajim” means seeking refuge in ___.
- a) Allah from Satan
- b) Satan from Allah
- c) Friends from Allah
- d) Food from Satan
- Surah An Nas is used as a shield against ___ influences.
- a) Positive
- b) Negative
- c) Colorful
- d) Musical
- Muslims say Surah An Nas daily for ongoing ___.
- a) Fun
- b) Learning
- c) Safety
- d) Sleeping
- Reciting Surah An Nas is a way of asking Allah for ___.
- a) Toys
- b) Help
- c) Candy
- d) Games
- Before going to bed, Muslims recite Surah An Nas for ___.
- a) Protection
- b) Playtime
- c) Dreams
- d) Breakfast
- Surah An Nas is like a ___ protecting you from harm.
- a) Shield
- b) Crown
- c) Song
- d) Flower
Presentation:
- Revision of Previous Lesson: Arabic Alphabets with Objects
- Briefly revisit the previous lesson on Arabic Alphabets and their associated objects.
- Introduction of New Topic: Surah An Nas
- Explain that Surah An Nas is a short chapter in the Quran.
- Show the printed Surah An Nas to the class.
- Teacher’s Activities:
- Step 1: Revise the previous topic on Arabic Alphabets with Objects.
- Step 2: Introduce Surah An Nas, explaining its significance in Islam.
- Learners’ Activities:
- Step 1: Recall and discuss Arabic Alphabets with Objects.
- Step 2: Listen attentively as the teacher introduces Surah An Nas.
- Transliteration and Translation:
- Teach students how to read Surah An Nas in English letters.
- Provide a simple translation for better understanding.
- Uses of Surah An Nas:
- List and explain practical uses:
- Before sleep for protection.
- When feeling scared or worried.
- Seeking Allah’s help in daily tasks.
- List and explain practical uses:
Assessment:
- Observe students’ participation in reciting and understanding Surah An Nas.
- Assess their ability to list uses of Surah An Nas.
Evaluation :
- How do we write Surah An Nas in English letters?
- What does “A’udhu billahi min ash-shaytan ir-rajim” mean?
- Why do Muslims recite Surah An Nas before sleep?
- Can you name a practical use of Surah An Nas when feeling scared?
- When might someone recite Surah An Nas to seek help from Allah?
- Explain the significance of transliterating Surah An Nas.
- List one use of Surah An Nas in daily life.
- What is the main topic we are discussing today?
- How many verses are in Surah An Nas?
- How does Surah An Nas act as a source of protection?
Conclusion:
- The teacher goes around to mark students’ understanding and engagement.
- Reinforce the importance of incorporating Surah An Nas in daily life for protection and seeking Allah’s help
