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Reading books is a great way to introduce young minds to new subjects, reinforce moral lessons, ignite creativity, and have fun while doing so. It is no surprise that when we talk about teaching Islam to young children, reading books is high on the to-do list.

The Internet has made its way into many homes and schools through online learning and class work. Most schools nowadays require students to have an email or social media account to enable online learning, whether in a classroom or at home.

Lesson 1: The Three Holy Mosques and Their History

Grades: K-2

Lesson 1: Al-Aqsa Mosque and Its Importance

Grades: K-2

Objective: Students will understand the significance of the Al-Aqsa Mosque and why it is an important place for Muslims.

Vocabulary: Al-Quds, Al-Aqsa, Qabbatus Sukhra, Masjid Al-Qibli

Muslim parents have an obligation to teach their children about Islam. There are a wide variety of ways to venture down that road by enrolling in classes, hiring a tutor, watching videos or educational television programming.

If you are a Muslim parent, chances are that you have experienced an embarrassing moment with one or more of your children at the masjid. Perhaps you took your toddler to Jummuah prayer, a community event, or a lecture.