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Write in big, colourful letters
“RAMADAN MUBARAK”
in the provided box. Write a short Islamic message on the lines.
Add the date and your name, and finally, cut it out on the black
dotted lines and hand it over to anyone you want to: your friend,
sister, brother, mother or father!

Name Date

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Alhamdulil ah!

So do you know
why you need
to fast? Memorize the words of Allah
in Arabic and
. English

Do you know what Taqwa is? Taqwa is fearing Allah's punishment and avoiding
all bad deeds, loving Allah and doing all kinds of good deeds He loves.

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Good Niyyah (Intention)

Ramadan is time for gathering good deeds. but your Niyyah will make or
break what you are doing in Ramadan or any other time. When you do
ANYTHING, make a good intention for it. For example:-

NOT: You are fasting so that everyone will say,

“Wow, look at that child, she’s such a good Muslim!”

BUT: You are fasting so that Allah will be happy with you
and you will earn good deeds.

Are these Niyyahs correct? Underline “correct” or “incorrect” and

then explain a bit why it is correct or not.

Layla is wearing a hijab so that everyone will admire her, saying , “Wow,
that girl is such a good Muslimah!

Correct Incorrect

Nuruddin is fasting in Ramadan so that he can collect lots of good deeds

Correct Incorrect

Now, on the next page, write down three things, you did or will do in Ramadan
and your intention for doing them.

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Deed number one

Deed:

Intention:

Deed number two

Deed:

Intention:

Deed number three

Deed:

Intention:

Colour

Niyyah
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Colour the Manners of Fasting

I intend to fast
tomorrow, in sha Allah

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Now

Things that
break or nullify
the fast!

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Ramadan Fiqh

Nigeria

(Chewing Stick)

Abdullah deliberately sniffed the smell and smoke of incense, even though
he knew that he should not do that while fasting, has he broken his fast?

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Ramadan Ibadah Chart

Now that you have started fasting, you can keep count of how many fasts you
have kept and how many more to go in sha Allah! Use the Ramadan Ibadah
chart to tick off each day of your fasting and the deeds your performed on each day.

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Islamic Months
Our Islamic calender is called the Hijri calender, and follows the phases
of the moon. Every month the Hijri calender has 29 or 30 days. Four out
of the 12 months in the islamic calender are sacred months. They are
Muharram, Rajab, Dhul Q’ada and Dhul Hijjah. The 12 Islamic months
are determined by the sighting of the moon. Learn the names of the
months in Arabic and answer the questions.

1 2 3 4
Muharram Safar Rabee`ul Awwal Rabee` ul Thanni

5 6 7 8
Jumaadal Hulah Jumaadal Akhirah Rajab sha`baan

9 10 11 12
Ramadan Shawwaal Dhul Qa'dah Dhul Hijjah

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Fasting of the traveller and the sick

Allah says in Surah Al Baqarah vs 184:

“Observe Saum (fast) for a fixed number of days, but if any of you
is ill or on a journey, the same number (should be made up) from other days.”

Hadith
Sahih Bukhari - Narrated by Aisha , (the wife of the Prophet)
Hamza bin Amr Al Aslami asked the Prophet, "Should I fast while travelling?"
The Prophet replied, " You may fast if you wish and you may not fast if
you wish."

Allaah has made it easy for us. If we are sick or travelling, we are
excused from fasting and allowed to make up the fast another day.

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Fasting of the traveller and the sick

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We

The Messenger of Allaah said:

To be done with the help of an Adult

Jollof
INGREDIENTS Rice
· 3 cups | 750g long grain parboiled rice
· Tomato Stew
· Meat /Chicken
· Pepper and salt (to taste)
· 2 medium onions
· 3 Knorr cubes
· 2 teaspoons thyme

BEFORE YOU COOK JOLLOF RICE

1. Prepare the tomato stew.
2. If you will use whole chicken then wash and cut it into pieces.
Cook with the thyme, Knorr cubes and 2 bulbs of onions (chopped).
The cooking time depends on the type of chicken. When done, grill it in
an oven or also fry it. This is to give it a golden look which is more
presentable especially if you have guests for dinner.
3. Parboil the rice. Rinse the parboiled rice and put in a sieve to drain.

COOKING DIRECTIONS
1. Pour the chicken stock and the tomato stew into a sizeable pot and
leave to boil.
2. Add the drained parboiled rice, salt and pepper to taste. The water level
should be the same level of the rice. This is to ensure that all the
water dries up by the time the rice is cooked.
3. Cover the pot and leave to cook on low to medium heat. This way the rice
does not burn before the water dries up.
The rice should be done by the time the water is dry. Taste to confirm.
If not, you will need to add more water and reduce the heat to
prevent burning. Keep cooking till done.
Serve with Fried Plantain, Moi Moi, Salad or Coleslaw.

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Iftaar

This is what the Messenger of Allah said about Iftaar:

Remember to hurry up and

break your fast at Maghrib time
In sha Allah, Do not delay !

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You

The ingredients My
Recipe

How to make

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Ramadan Maths
Look at the information below and log the information to the graph on
the next page.

After you have put the above information on to the graph, answer the
questions

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Ramadan Maths
Aisha Muhammad Khadeejah Zaynab Ibraheem Maimoonah
Days of Ramadan

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Write anything you like on each day of your fast!

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All about Dates

Did you know that

a date palm tree
is like a Muslim?

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Dates

Dates
Place of origin: ……………………………………………......…

Colour: ……………………………………………..................…
Where is it grown: …………………………………......………

List of nutrients:
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Health Benefits:
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Anything else you found out about dates:

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Use

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Write down the following about your country using an Atlas

Ramadan in

Draw or paste the Flag of your country here.

Capital

Language

Religion

How do they welcome Ramadan?

Main food for Suhoor

Main food for Iftaar

What kind of clothes do they wear for Eid?

What kind of special food do they wear for Eid?

What kind of gifts do they wear for Eid?

If you want to write anything else about Ramadan in your country. Write it below.

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Ask your parents/teachers to read more about Laylatul Qadr to you and
seek for the night of Laylatul Qadr this Ramadan. Remember to say this dua:

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Praying ground

Praying ground.

Praying ground.

Allahu Akbar Allahu Akbar La ilaha ila Allah

Allahu Akbar Allahu Akbar Wa lilahi ‘l’ amdu

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