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Muslim TV programmes/movies/channels - Idea 17: Zahra Trust Media
Zahra Trust has some great series, including this one below of Ahkam in brief:
Check out the other playlists for more videos!
Islamic Game Competition - YOUR Entries!
Just before Ramadan, Buzz Ideazz held an Islamic Game Competition!
Alhamd the entries were amazing – here they are below! Some you can simply download, print and play. Others can hopefully motivate you and your children to make something similar 🙂
- The winner was Zaynab Dhalla (8 years old): My Journey to Jannah GameÂ
- Second prize went to Nasima Habib: Islamopoly
- Muhammadridha Dewji (9 years old): Ramadan Jeopardy Game
- Hasina Ammar: Islamic Garden: The Essentials of Islam
- Heba Fatema (12 years old): Islamic Trivia Board Game
- Suraiya Abbas Rajabali (8 years old): Fishing for Letters
- Tathir Abbas Rajabali (11 years old): Guess the Star
- Raahil Hassan Alarakhia (8 years old): Staffs and Snakes
- Rayyaan Fatemah Alarakhia: Route of Imam Hussain (as) and Bibi Zainab (as)
- Ruqayyah Zahra Alarakhia (4 years old): Roots of Religion
- Fatema Ali: Spot The Hidden Clues
Ramadan Idea 28: Video Resources for Children
One of the benefits of Ramadan in lockdown has been the amazing videos that have been created to help children keep learning… here are a collection!
Ilm did a four part series on Ramadan:
Kisa Kids did full 30 day series!
As did Noor Kids:
Islam From The Start did a 30 day series on a verse of the Quran a day:
For older kids, there was a series on Sura Yaseen:
Laylatul Qadr 14: Video Resources for Children
Alhamdulillah, there are many video resources available now for young children on Laylatul Qadr. Here are a collection below:
- On the nights of Qadr:
- Common Amaal for the nights of Qadr:
- Quran Amaal for the night of Qadr:
- An English version of Munajat of Imam Ali:
- Dua No 2 of the Amaal:
- Dua No 3 of the Amaal:
- Dua No 4 of the Amaal:
- Preparing for the Night of Qadr – Part 1
- Preparing for the Night of Qadr – Part 2
Different Types of Salawat
One of the beautiful ways to being and end the group recitation of Quran is with a Salawat – sending blessings on the Prophet and his family.
Here are a few:
Here are the wordings to go with the above Salawat: Qur’anic Salawat
Ramadan Idea 27: Understanding the Ramadan Short Duas
There has been an amazing influx of different ways to help our children know what they are reciting in the short duas, as opposed to reciting it simply by rote. Here is a collection of them!
- These animated versions of the dua eith simplified words and matching pictures are great to print out, laminate and stick up: Ya Aliyyu Ya Azeem and Allahumma Adkhil
- We’ve also made it into a game! Here is the link for that.
- And here is a lovely rhyme for Ya Aliyyu Ya Azeem:
- Why not get your children to act out the lines in Allahumma Adkhil? Here is a lovely example of one family who did that:
- And here is another video done by children to explain the dua through art!
- And here’s another video on Allahumma Adkhil:
- Here is a video on how to teach Allahumma Adkhil through pictures:
- Here is an activity on Dua no 3 by Towards Jannah
