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Sample Lesson Plan: The Significance of Al-Aqsa Masjid in Islam

Duration: 60 minutes

Grades: 3-5

Objective: Students will understand the significance of Al-Aqsa Masjid in Islam, its historical and religious importance, and its connection to their beliefs.

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Sample Lesson Plan: Teaching about Palestine

Grades: 7-12

Objective: Students will analyze the historical background of the creation of the Zionist State and the factors that led to the occupation of Palestine.

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Understanding Phobias: Finding Connections and Seeking Compassion

Wendy Díaz

Phobias come in many shapes and forms, affecting millions globally and ranging from fears of heights, spiders, and confined spaces to less obvious triggers. But where do these intense, paralyzing reactions come from, and why do they grip us so tightly? The answers may shock you.

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15 Seasoned Parents Offer Advice on Keeping Our Children on the Deen

Wendy Díaz

"How can I keep my kids on the Straight Path?" This question weighs heavily on the minds of American Muslim parents.

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Honoring Each Other's Religious Rights

Umm Ahmed

During Ramadan, individuals strive to grow spiritually in an attempt to nurture and rekindle their relationship with Allah, as well as to reap magnified rewards through the blessings of this sacred month.

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My Beloved: Reflecting on the Names and Attributes of Allah, Part 2

Laura El Alam

Last week I introduced the ebook My Beloved: A series of reflections on the Names and Attributes of Allah in everyday life by Amaney Kazlak et al., as well as a synopsis of Part 1.

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Book Review: But…Who is Allah?

Laura El Alam

Parents of preschoolers who wish to introduce their children to some basic Islamic concepts and common Arabic phrases will likely enjoy the picture book But . . . Who is Allah? written by Bachar Karroum and illustrated by Tanja Varcelija.

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