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al-Muzaah - You should be humorous. Narrated by one of the wives of the Prophet (saw) :

“The Prophet (saw) used to help his family at home, and when the time of Salah came he used to go to Salah, and he used to play with us, and we used to play with him, and he used to joke with us, and we used to joke with him, he used to laugh with us and we used to laugh with him.” Saheeh al-Bukhari



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English (National Curriculum)

  • (KS1 > English (National Curriculum) > Reading > Understanding Texts) :- focus on meaning derived from the text as a whole View games for this curriculum aim
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  • (KS2 > English (National Curriculum) > Reading > Reading for Information) :- scan texts to find information View games for this curriculum aim
  • (KS2 > English (National Curriculum) > Reading > Reading for Information) :- skim for gist and overall impression View games for this curriculum aim
  • (KS2 > English (National Curriculum) > Reading > Reading for Information) :- obtain specific information through detailed reading View games for this curriculum aim
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  • (KS2 > English (National Curriculum) > Reading > Breadth of Study) :- texts drawn from a variety of cultures and traditions View games for this curriculum aim

Arabic (Islamic Curriculum)

  • (KS3 > Arabic (Islamic Curriculum) > Reading > More Meanings of words and reading & Writing following on from Stage 1) :- Advanced Shari'ah Terminology and their meanings. View games for this curriculum aim
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Islamic Concepts (Islamic Curriculum)

  • (KS2 > Islamic Concepts (Islamic Curriculum) > Man and his thoughts, ideas and emotions > Islamic Personality) :- You should be humorous. View games for this curriculum aim




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QUIZ: Read the article about al-Muzaah and point to the main lesson learnt from the topic.

  1. You must know that it is forbidden for a Muslim to put tattoos on others.
  2. You should be humorous.
  3. You must know not to belittle or humiliate anyone.
  4. You must know not to indulge in fortunetelling. The Kaahin is the one who claims that he knows what will happen in the future or that he knows the Ghaib (the unseen). He performs al-Kahaanah – predicting the future.

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