1. What you Will need: Pencil
Wednesday November 2, 2016
Target Goal:
Students will compare and contrast the Qur’an and Sunnah as primary sources of Islamic beliefs, practices and Muslim daily life.
What you Will need:
Pencil

2. Today’s Objective
Students will analyze excerpts from the Qur’an and Sunnah

3. Qur’an Sacred book in Islam
Considered the actual word of God revealed to Muhammad
Guide for all Muslims in their daily life
114 chapters, organized by length

4. Sunnah (or Hadith)
Compilation of the practices, traditions , and sayings of Muhammad
Also considered a guide for Muslims
Important for Muslims to follow the examples of Muhammad, considered the best role model of what a Muslim should be.

5. Read the hypothetical situation
not real, an imagined example
Steps
Read the hypothetical situation
Analyze the excerpt for the Qur’an or Sunnah (Hadith)
Use the information you learned from the excerpt to answer the question in a full and complete sentence

6. Example Courteousness
very polite in a way that shows respect
Read the hypothetical situation
Nadia, a young Muslim girl, is selected by her teacher, Mr. Rambis, as “citizen of the month” for her friendly and cooperative behavior. After class, Mr. Rambis asks Nadia where she learned to be so courteous. According to the translation of the excerpts from the Qur'an and Hadith below how do you think Nadia would respond? Why?

7. Example Courteousness
very polite in a way that shows respect
Qur’an IV: 86
“When a (courteous) greeting
Is offered you, meet it
With a greeting still more
Courteous, or (at least)
Of equal courtesy.
God takes careful account
Of all things.”
From the Hadith:
“Abdullah Ibn’ Amr Ibn
Al’Aas (may God be pleased
with him) reported
that the Prophet Muhammad
(Peace be upon him) neither
talked indecently, nor did he
listen to indecent talk. He use to say: “The best of you are those who have the best manners.”
Always be nice and return greetings.
From the Hadith:
“Abu Dharr (may God be
pleased with him)
reported that the Prophet
Muhammad (Peace be
upon him) said: ‘Do not
consider even the
smallest good deed as
insignificant; even
meeting your brother
with a cheerful face is a
good deed.”
Muhammad believed every good deed was something to consider. Even just smiling is a good deed
Muhammad believed in having good manners. He didn’t talk bad about people and wouldn’t listen to others talk bad about people.

8. Example Courteousness
very polite in a way that shows respect
Answer the Question in a full and complete sentence:
Write what you think Nadia’s response would be and tell why she would respond this way:
I believe Nadia would tell Mr. Rambis that according to her religion, Islam, she is to always be respectful and courteous. The Qur’an tells Muslims that they need to always be nice to people, and the Hadith tells Muslims the way Muhammad viewed treating others. Muhammad believed in always being nice to others, not even to listen to others talk bad about people.

9. Example Courteousness
very polite in a way that shows respect
Answer the Question in a full and complete sentence:
Write what you think Nadia’s response would be and tell why she would respond this way:
I believe Nadia would tell Mr. Rambis that according to her religion, Islam, she is to always be respectful and courteous. The Qur’an tells Muslims that they need to always be nice to people, and the Hadith tells Muslims the way Muhammad viewed treating others. Muhammad believed in always being nice to others, not even to listen to others talk bad about people.

10. Example Courteousness
very polite in a way that shows respect
Answer the Question in a full and complete sentence:
Write what you think Nadia’s response would be and tell why she would respond this way:
I believe Nadia would tell Mr. Rambis that according to her religion, Islam, she is to always be respectful and courteous. The Qur’an tells Muslims that they need to always be nice to people, and the Hadith tells Muslims the way Muhammad viewed treating others. Muhammad believed in always being nice to others, not even to listen to others talk bad about people.

11. Follow the same steps to complete the rest of the situations around the room.
You will have 8 minutes at each station. Try your best to decipher the texts and come up with a thorough, thoughtful answer.
Read the hypothetical situation
Analyze the excerpt for the Qur’an or Sunnah (Hadith)
Use the information you learned from the excerpt to answer the question in a full and complete sentence
(REQUIREMENT: Evidence from ALL excerpts)

12. What you Will need: Pencil Qur’an/Sunnah (Hadith) Worksheet
Friday October 28, 2016
Target Goal:
Students will compare and contrast the Qur’an and Sunnah as primary sources of Islamic beliefs, practices and Muslim daily life.
What you Will need:
Pencil
Qur’an/Sunnah (Hadith) Worksheet

13. Today’s Objective
Students will analyze excerpts from the Qur’an and Sunnah

14. Example Courteousness
very polite in a way that shows respect
Answer the Question in a full and complete sentence:
Write what you think Nadia’s response would be and tell why she would respond this way:
I believe Nadia would tell Mr. Rambis that according to her religion, Islam, she is to always be respectful and courteous. The Qur’an tells Muslims that they need to always be nice to people, and the Hadith tells Muslims the way Muhammad viewed treating others. Muhammad believed in always being nice to others, not even to listen to others talk bad about people.

15. Follow the same steps to complete the rest of the situations around the room.
You will have 8 minutes at each station. Try your best to decipher the texts and come up with a thorough, thoughtful answer.
Read the hypothetical situation
Analyze the excerpt for the Qur’an or Sunnah (Hadith)
Use the information you learned from the excerpt to answer the question in a full and complete sentence
(REQUIREMENT: Evidence from ALL excerpts)