Second Term Mid Term Test Islamic Religious Studies Primary 5 Second Term Lesson Notes Week 7
Subject: Islamic Religious Studies
Class: Primary 5
Term: Second Term
Week: 7
Topic: Second Term Review
Duration: 1 hour
Entry Behaviour: Students should come prepared with their notebooks and be ready to participate in revision activities.
Key Words: Review, Previous Topics, Correction, Assessment
Behavioural Objectives: By the end of the lesson, students should be able to demonstrate their understanding of the previous topics covered this term and make necessary corrections.
Embedded Core Skills: Comprehension, Recall, Application
Learning Materials: Notebooks, pens, pencils, erasers
Reference Books: Lagos State Scheme of Work, The Holy Quran, Islamic Textbook Book 5
Content:
- Revision of previous topics covered this term
- Correction of any misunderstandings or mistakes
- Assessment of students’ understanding through evaluation questions
Some of the previous topics covered this term in a list format:
- Sūratul-Jum’ah (Chapter 62 v 9 – 11): This chapter talks about the importance of Friday prayers and reminds believers to leave off trade and hasten to the remembrance of Allah. 🕌
- Asma’ul-lāhil-Husna (Attributes of Allah): These are the beautiful names and attributes of Allah mentioned in the Quran. For example, “Ar-Rahman” means “The Most Gracious” and “Al-Quddus” means “The Holy.” 🤲
- Shirk (Associating partners with Allah): This refers to the act of associating partners with Allah, which is considered the greatest sin in Islam. Examples include worshipping idols or seeking help from other beings besides Allah. ❌
Revision :
- What is Sūratul-Jum’ah about?
- Sūratul-Jum’ah talks about the importance of Friday prayers and remembering Allah.
- What are some examples of Asma’ul-lāhil-Husna?
- Examples include “Ar-Rahman” (The Most Gracious) and “Al-Quddus” (The Holy).
- What is shirk?
- Shirk is when someone worships or seeks help from beings other than Allah.
- Why is Friday prayer important?
- Friday prayer is important because it’s a special time for Muslims to gather and remember Allah.
- How many attributes of Allah are there?
- There are many attributes of Allah, but some of the most important ones are mentioned in the Quran.
- Can we worship anything besides Allah?
- No, we should only worship Allah and not worship idols or other beings.
- What does “Ar-Rahman” mean?
- “Ar-Rahman” means “The Most Gracious” and shows Allah’s kindness and mercy.
- Why should we know Allah’s attributes?
- Knowing Allah’s attributes helps us understand His greatness and strengthens our faith.
- What happens if someone commits shirk?
- Committing shirk is considered a big sin in Islam and can harm our faith.
- How can we remember Allah’s names?
- We can remember Allah’s names by reciting them in our prayers and daily life.
Second Term Mid Term Test Answer the following questions
- In Sūratul-Jum’ah, believers are reminded to leave off trade and hasten to the __________ of Allah.
- a) mosque
- b) market
- c) school
- d) park
- Asma’ul-lāhil-Husna refers to the __________ names and attributes of Allah.
- a) beautiful
- b) scary
- c) strange
- d) common
- “Ar-Rahman” means “The Most __________.”
- a) Gracious
- b) Angry
- c) Powerful
- d) Wise
- Shirk is when someone associates partners with __________.
- a) Allah
- b) Prophet Muhammad
- c) Angels
- d) Parents
- Friday prayer is also known as __________ prayer.
- a) Eid
- b) Jummah
- c) Tahajjud
- d) Taraweeh
- Asma’ul-lāhil-Husna helps us understand Allah’s __________.
- a) weakness
- b) greatness
- c) sadness
- d) anger
- Shirk is considered the greatest __________ in Islam.
- a) virtue
- b) sin
- c) reward
- d) punishment
- “Al-Quddus” means “The __________.”
- a) Holy
- b) Strong
- c) Angry
- d) Kind
- We should only worship __________ and no one else.
- a) Allah
- b) Prophet Muhammad
- c) Parents
- d) Friends
- Friday prayer is important because it’s a special time to gather and remember __________.
- a) our friends
- b) our family
- c) Allah
- d) our teacher
- Knowing Allah’s attributes helps strengthen our __________.
- a) fear
- b) love
- c) faith
- d) doubt
- Committing shirk can harm our __________.
- a) family
- b) friends
- c) faith
- d) school
- “Al-Quddus” shows Allah’s __________ and purity.
- a) kindness
- b) mercy
- c) greatness
- d) holiness
- We should avoid committing shirk to maintain our __________ in Islam.
- a) happiness
- b) sadness
- c) faith
- d) fear
- Asma’ul-lāhil-Husna helps us understand Allah’s __________ and attributes.
- a) powers
- b) names
- c) friends
- d) enemies
- What are Asma’ul-lāhil-Husna?
- a) Names of prophets
- b) Names of angels
- c) Names and attributes of Allah
- d) Names of rivers
- How many names are there in Asma’ul-lāhil-Husna?
- a) 10
- b) 50
- c) 99
- d) 100
- What is the significance of learning Asma’ul-lāhil-Husna?
- a) To understand nature
- b) To know the names of animals
- c) To understand Allah’s attributes
- d) To learn about history
- How can we pronounce the names correctly in Arabic?
- a) By practicing slowly
- b) By singing loudly
- c) By reading fast
- d) By closing our eyes
- Can you give examples of names from Asma’ul-lāhil-Husna?
- a) Names of flowers
- b) Names of birds
- c) Names of Allah’s attributes
- d) Names of mountains
- Shirk is when someone believes in or worships something or someone alongside or instead of _____.
- a) Prophet Muhammad
- b) Allah
- c) Angels
- d) Parents
- An example of Shirk is when someone prays to a _____ instead of Allah.
- a) Tree
- b) River
- c) Mountain
- d) Statue
- Acts that amount to Shirk include seeking help from _____ beings.
- a) Supernatural
- b) Human
- c) Animal
- d) Spiritual
- In Islam, Shirk is considered wrong because it goes against the belief in the _____ of Allah.
- a) Anger
- b) Oneness
- c) Generosity
- d) Forgiveness
- None should be worshipped except Allah because He is the _____ of the universe.
- a) Creator
- b) Ruler
- c) Destroyer
- d) Judge
- In Sūratul-Jum’ah, Muslims gather for _____ prayer.
- a) Eid
- b) Friday
- c) Night
- d) Morning
- Verse 9 talks about people bowing and _____ in prayer.
- a) standing
- b) running
- c) sitting
- d) prostrating
- Muslims seek _____ from Allah through Friday prayer.
- a) forgiveness
- b) money
- c) toys
- d) food
- Friday prayer is important for bringing _____ together.
- a) Muslims
- b) Christians
- c) Hindus
- d) Jews
- The translation of verse 10 mentions seeking Allah’s _____ and pleasure.
- a) anger
- b) forgiveness
- c) wrath
- d) bounty
- Presentation:
Step 1: The teacher revises the previous topics covered this term, focusing on key concepts and important information.
Step 2: The teacher introduces any corrections needed for misunderstandings or mistakes made by students in the previous topics.
Step 3: Students are given evaluation questions related to the previous topics to assess their understanding.
Teacher’s Activities:
- Conducting revision of previous topics covered this term
- Explaining any corrections needed for misunderstandings or mistakes
- Distributing evaluation questions
- Monitoring students’ progress during the assessment
Learners activities: - Participating in the revision session
- Listening attentively to any corrections or explanations given by the teacher
- Attempting the evaluation questions to demonstrate understanding
Assessment: - Evaluation questions related to the previous topics covered this term
- Assessment of students’ understanding through their responses to the evaluation questions
Evaluation Questions:
- What is the importance of Friday prayer?
- Can you name one attribute of Allah mentioned in the Quran?
- What is shirk and why is it considered a sin?
- What does “Ar-Rahman” mean in English?
- How can knowing Allah’s attributes strengthen our faith?
- Why is it important to avoid shirk?
- Can you explain the significance of Asma’ul-lāhil-Husna?
- What is the purpose of Friday prayer?
- How can we remember Allah’s names?
- Why is it important to understand the topics covered in Islamic Religious Studies?
Conclusion:
The teacher goes around to mark the students’ evaluation questions and provides feedback where necessary.
