FIQH<br>CLASS 2 - LESSON
1<br><br>ALLAH<br><br>There is only one God and His name is ALLAH.<br><br>Who
is Allah? <br><br>He made all of us and everything
around us. <br>He is the One Who looks after us. <br>He
is the One Whom we ask for help. <br>He is the One
Whom we listen to. <br>He is the One to Whom we will
go back. <br>Because Allah has done so much for us
and given us so much we should remember Him before we
start anything - by saying:<br><br>(I begin) in the
name of Allah, the most Kind and the most
Merciful.<br><br>When we say this, Allah helps us and it keeps Shaitan
away from us so he can not come and try to spoil what
we are doing.<br><br>A long time ago there lived a
man who was always late to his school.<br><br>One day
his teacher (Syed Murtaza) asked him why he was
always late.<br><br>He replied that it was because he
had to catch a boat to cross the river to get to
school, and the boat was always late.<br><br>His teacher
told him that he was giving him a piece of paper with
something special written on it and with this paper in his
hand the man would be able to walk on the water, but
he must not look at what was written on the
paper.<br><br>The next day the man went to the river and with the
paper in his hand he stepped onto the water and began
to walk on the water. The man reached his school in
time. <br><br>Every morning the man walked on the water
and reached his school on time, until one day when he
looked at what his teacher had written on the paper.
<br><br>The man thought to himself: "is that all it says". He
then took the paper and went to walk on the water but
this time he began to sink. He tried and tried but
could no longer walk on the water.<br><br>That day he
arrived to school late because he again had to wait for
the boat to take him across the river. <br><br>When
his teacher saw that he was late again he said to him
that because he had thought what was written on the
paper was not very important, he could no longer walk
on water.<br><br>I is very powerful if you truly
believe in it.

FIQH SYLLABUS<br>CLASS 2 (5 years
old)<br><br>LESSON 1 - ALLAH AND BISMILLAH<br><br>LESSON 2 - I CAN’T
SEE ALLAH<br><br>LESSON 3 - QADEEM<br><br>LESSON 4 -
QAADIR <br><br>LESSON 5 - ALIM<br><br>LESSON 6 -
HAI<br><br>LESSON 7 - MUREED<br><br>LESSON 8 - MUDRIK<br><br>LESSON
9 - MUTAKALLIM<br><br>LESSON 10 -
SADIQ<br><br>LESSON 11 - ACTIONS OF SALAAT <br><br>LESSON 12 -
WUDHU-EXPLANATION<br><br>LESSON 13 - WUDHU-SUNNAT PARTS<br><br>LESSON 14 -
WUDHU-WASHING THE FACE<br><br>LESSON 15 - WUDHU-WASHING THE
ARMS<br><br>LESSON 16 - WUDHU-MASSAH<br><br>LESSON 17 - REVISION:
COMPLETE WUDHU <br><br>LESSON 18 - WUDHU - PRACTICAL
DEMONSTRATION <br><br>LESSON 19 - WUDHU - PRACTICAL TEST:
<br><br>AZ-ZAHRA JUNIOR CERTIFICATE 3<br><br>LESSON 20 - TASBEEH

SAYINGS:<br>HEALTH:<br>Save yourself from cold in
the begining and expose yourself to in the end of
winter, because cold effect human bodies like trees,
which wither in the begining and blossom in the end of
the winter season.<br>(Imam Ali Bin Abu Talib, Al
Murtaza P.B.U.H)

Alsalamualaikum my dear brothers and sisters. I
was curious as to what would be the easiest duaa and
sayings to teach my children, to be said throughout
different stages in the day. My children are 6yrs and 3yrs,
and already very good in their learning of quaran and
usool/forooe aldin. I need something that is age appropriate.
Shukran, wa jazakum Allah khair. Fi amanillah...

Doing very doog work brother ....<br>my best wishes and kind regards with you
and i wish these information will help so many elders.<br>ever
faithful<br>Noor-Afshan

DUA-E-MAREFAT-E-IMAM (A.S.)<br>Zurarah, a
companion of Imam Sadiq (a.s.) asked, What is the best
action during occultation? <br>Imam (a.s.) replied :
Always recite the following Supplication ....<br>(In
Arabic see photo)<br>0 Allah introduce Your Self to me
For, if you do not introduce <br><br>Your Self to me,
I will not recognise Your Prophet (s.a.w.). 0
Allah! <br><br>make me recognise Your Prophet (s.a. w.)
because if I do not recognise <br><br>Your Prophet
(s.a.w.), I will not recognise Your Proof [lmam(a.s.)].
<br><br>0 Allah! Make me recognise Your Proof. For, if You
do not make me <br><br>recognise Your Proof, I will
deviate from my religion.

AKHLAQ<br><br>CLASS 1 - LESSON 5<br><br>TOILET
MANNERS<br><br>You should go to the toilet as soon as you need to
and not wait to finish what you are
doing.<br><br>Before you go into the toilet you should wear some
slippers, because the floor may be wet (najis) and your
feet will also get wet (najis).<br><br>When you go
into the toilet, walk in with your left foot
first.<br><br>Put some water into a jug, (if you can wash
yourself).<br><br>If you go to the toilet at school, try to take some
water in a cup. If there is no water to wash yourself
with, then after you have done your wee-wee clean
yourself with a tissue. <br><br>Remember to tell your
mummy that you used tissue and not water, because your
underwear may be najis and need to be washed.<br><br>Make
sure that when you go to the toilet, you sit on the
seat. Allah does not like anyone to stand and do
wee-wee.<br><br>When you have finished, wash yourself 2 times, better
still 3 times, if you can, otherwise call someone to
wash you.<br><br>Get off the toilet and put your
clothes on again. Then flush the toilet. Wash your hands
and wipe them dry. Leave the toilet with your right
foot.<br><br>Remember that when you are sitting on the toilet you
should not face or have your back to Qibla. If the
toilet is facing Qibla then sit a little sideways.
Remember not to talk while you are on the toilet.

AKHLAQ<br><br>CLASS 1 - LESSON 4<br><br>KINDNESS
TO ANIMALS<br><br>Talib was walking down the street
with his mummy when he saw an ant on the floor. Talib
stepped on the ant.<br><br>When Talib’s mummy saw what
Talib had done she was very sad. She told Talib that
all the animals had also been made by Allah just like
him.<br><br>Then Talib’s mummy told him the story that our Holy
Prophet, Prophet Muhammad (S) had told the
Muslims:<br><br>One day a man was walking in the desert. It was very
hot and the man was very thirsty.<br><br>He was
looking for water when he saw a well. He climbed all the
way down the well. It was very hard. At last he
reached the water and drank all he wanted, then he
climbed back up.<br><br>When he reached the top, he saw a
dog with its tongue out. The dog looked very thirsty.
The man remembered how thirsty he had been and felt
sorry for the dog.<br><br>The man decided to climb down
the well again to get some water for the dog. He had
no cup with him so when he reached the water he
filled up his boots with water.<br><br>He then climbed
up the well holding the boots in his mouth as he
needed both his hands to climb up. It was very hard and
he became very tired, but at last he reached the
top.<br><br>The dog was very happy to see the water and began to
wag his tail excitedly.<br><br>The dog drank all the
water from the first boot and all the water from the
second boot.<br><br>The man then carried on his journey
happily.<br><br>The Holy Prophet, Prophet Muhammad (S) told the
Muslims that Allah was so pleased with this man that he
would go to Heaven.<br><br>When Talib heard this story
from his mummy he was very sorry for stepping on the
ant. He promised his mummy that from then on he would
always be kind to animals, because he too wanted to go
to Heaven.<br><br>(The story of Imam Hasan (A)).

AKHLAQ<br><br>CLASS 1 - LESSON
3<br><br>SHARING<br><br>Allah likes you to share your things. Remember all that
you have is from Allah so to thank Him you should
listen to Him.<br><br>One day a woman came to Talib’s
house to see his mummy. There was a little boy with
her.<br><br>Talib’s mummy told him to play with the little boy. Talib
did not want the little boy to play with his toys, in
case he broke them.<br><br>The little boy started
crying and went to tell his mummy. Talib’s mummy asked
Talib to share his toys with the little boy but Talib
would not. <br><br>A few days later, Talib went to his
friend’s house, but his friend was being mean, and he
would not let Talib play with his toys. Talib was very
sad.<br><br>When Talib got home he told his mummy how mean his
friend had been.<br><br>Talib’s mummy asked him how he
had felt when his friend had been mean to him and not
shared his toys. Talib said it had made him sad. Then,
Talib’s mummy reminded him how he had been mean to that
boy who had come with his mummy to their house and
how he had not shared his toys with him.<br><br>Talib
was very sorry for not sharing and making the boy
sad. He promised that from then on he would always
share his things with everyone.<br><br>To show how
sorry he was, the next time the little boy came to his
house Talib told him he was sorry and let him play with
whichever toy he wanted.<br><br>Moral:<br><br>You should
always share your things with other people, and make
them happy.<br><br>Remember Allah has given you all
that you have, so if you do things that makes Allah
happy, Allah will give you much, much more.

AKHLAQ<br><br>CLASS 1 - LESSON
2<br><br>FI-AMANILLAH (KHUDAH-HAFIZ)<br><br>We are Muslims, which means
that every thing we do is for Allah. Allah tells us
that all Muslims are brothers and that we should care
for each other.<br><br>By saying Fi-Amanillah you are
not just saying bye-bye but you are telling the
person that you love and care about them because you are
asking Allah to take care of them.<br><br>Fi-Amanillah
means: I leave you in the care of
Allah.<br><br>Khudah-Hafiz means: May Allah take care of you.<br><br>When
ever you leave your mummy and daddy you should say
Fi-Amanillah to them so that Allah may keep them
safe.<br><br>Before you go to sleep you should say Fi-Amanillah.

AKHLAQ<br>CLASS 1 - LESSON
1<br><br>SALAAM-UN-ALAYKUM <br><br>We are Muslims, which means that
everything we do is for Allah. Allah tells us that all
Muslims are brothers and that we should care for each
other.<br><br>By saying Salaam-un-alaykum you are not just saying
hello, but you are telling the person that you care
about them and you will not hurt them in any way
because Salaam-un-alaykum means "Peace be on
you."<br><br>When you wake up in the morning the first thing you
should do is say Salaam-un-alaykum to your mummy and
daddy.<br><br>When the Muslims enter into heaven they will hear a
voice saying Salaam-un-alaykum to them.<br><br>So
before you talk to a Muslim you should first say
Salaam-un-alaykum to him. It is also good to shake hands with
him.<br><br>When you pick up the telephone you should first say
Salaam-un-alaykum.<br><br>If someone says Salaam-un-alaykum to you then you
should reply with Wa-alaykum Salaam (Wa Rahmatul Laahi
Wa Barakaatuh). Allah does not like for you not to
reply to Salaam.<br><br>WORKSHEET
1<br><br>SALAAM-UN-ALAYKUM<br><br>Go around the class and say Salaam-un-alaykum
and
shake everyone’s hand.

AKHLAQ SYLLABUS<br>CLASS 1 (4 year
old)<br><br>LESSON 1 - SALAAM-UN-ALAYKUM AND REPLY<br><br>LESSON 2 -
FI-AMANILLAH / KHUDAH-HAFIZ<br><br>LESSON 3 -
SHARING<br><br>LESSON 4 - KINDNESS TO ANIMALS<br><br>LESSON 5 - TOILET
MANNERS

Sayings:<br>One who adopts patience will never be deprived of success, though
the success may take a long time to reach him.<br>(Imam Ali Bin Abu Talib, Al
Murtaza P.B.U.H)

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Page 3/3<br>What Imam Hussain did was to gather
about him in Karbala the exalted members of his family
and his hand-picked friends and companions, many of
whom had been the companions of the Prophet (PBUH) and
of Ali (AS) and of Imam Hasan (AS). These people
were the very best examples of humanity in that
period, or for that matter, in any period in the history
of the world. Imam Hussain had virtually gathered
the sum total of the strength of Islam to himself.
This strength comprised not of physical might, but of
moral might. With this strength, he proceeded to resist
Yazid. <br><br>The fact that he traveled from Madinah
toward Kufa with his family (including his infant son
Ali Asghar AS) is a clear indication that it was not
his intention to fight for Caliphate and worldly
power. No. His aims were higher. He was fighting for the
life of Islam. <br><br>His sermons, which he delivered
in front of his companions during his journey from
Madinah to Karbala, clearly indicate that he knew what
was going to happen in the next few days. He informed
his companions time and again, that he, and those who
would accompany him, were going to die. He gave his
companions a free and clear choice: death with him, or life
away from him. His companions showed that they were
fully prepared for the sacrifice of their lives in the
company of Hussain (AS). <br><br>The purpose of this
sacrifice was: <br>With his sacrifice, Hussain (AS)
attracted to himself the eyes of all the free-thinking
people of his time and of all the time to come. In that
time of confusion, when right and wrong had become so
intermixed that they had lost distinction, Hussain, in
Karbala, irrevocably re-established that distinction,
creating a clear, incisive demarkation between right and
wrong, and leaving no doubts (for even the most
prejudiced of historians) about the fact that the right lay
with Hussain, and the wrong lay with those who opposed
him. Establishing this fact, Hussain, through his
words and actions and the words and actions of his
companions, encapsulated all the teachings of Islam within a
short span of time, in the field of Karbala, creating a
beacon of light for the truth seekers of all times.
<br><br>It is this event that is marked on the tenth of
Muharram every year. It is this event that has made free
thinking people of all times love Hussain with a selfless
love beyond compare. And it is this love that
expresses itself through mourning during the month of
Muharram, and particularly on 'Ashoora, the 10th of
Muharram, every year. The mourning is a way to remind
oneself of Hussain's incomparable sacrifice, a way to
thank him, a way to express love for him, and a way to
broadcast to the world his message of true freedom.

Page 2/3The activities of such people gained
impetus after the Prophet's passing away, and reached a
peak when Muawiya, the son of Abu Sufyan, claimed
himself the ruler of Syria. <br>The hypocrites were now
in power and so they mounted a highly organized
assault against the very roots of Islam, and they were on
the verge of total success. Some of the priorities of
the attack were to destroy the awareness of the
common Muslims or to destroy their faculty of
expression. This was achieved through bribes, through terror
and through propagation of ignorance. When these
weapons failed in silencing the tongue of a strong
Muslim, then that tongue was silenced by death. <br>By
all these means, within half a century after the
Prophet's passing away, Islam had been distorted so much
that it became totally unrecognizable, so
unrecognizable that people knew of the debaucheries of Yazid,
son of Muawiya, and still accepted him as a successor
of the Prophet and a true leader of the Muslims.
<br>With the advent of Yazid, the vilest of the vile, the
mission of destroying the roots of Islam had reached its
peak. The right and the wrong had been intermixed so
much that it became impossible for a common man to
differentiate between them. <br>This would have been the end of
Islam, but for Hussain (AS = alayhi as-salaam, or peace
be upon him), grandson of the Prophet (PBUH) and son
of Ali ibn Abi Talib (AS) and Fatima az-Zahra (AS).
<br>Cont: 2/3

In the name of Allah, the Beneficient, the
Merciful <br>Page 1/3<br>What is 'Ashoora?<br>In the
Islamic calendar, 10th day of the month of Muharram is
the day of 'Ashoora, a day of mourning for all
feeling Muslims. It is the day on which, in the year of
61 Hijri (680 AD), in a place called Karbala, in
Iraq, Imam Hussain, the grandson of the Prophet of
Islam, sacrificed his life and the lives of many of his
family members and friends, in order to save the
teachings of Islam from utter distortion and destruction.
<br><br>What led to this tragic event of Karbala? <br>Even in
the lifetime of the Prophet of Islam, there were
people whose tongues professed faith in Islam but whose
hearts lay elsewhere. These people were called
"Munafiqeen" (hypocrites) by the Holy Quran. The reasons that
these people joined the ranks of Muslims were manifold,
some of which were as follows: <br><br>Enmity towards
Islam prompted them to sow discord among the Muslims
from within, by distorting the Prophet's message
wherever and however possible. <br>Islam was spreading
fast and gaining power. They decided to join the
winning side and seize whatever worldly gains they could
lay their hands on. <br>Cont 1/3

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MANKINDS:<br>As regards shape all mean are alike, having
descended from their common father Adam and common mother
Eve.<br>(Imam Ali Bin Abu Talib, Al-Murtaza P.B.U.H)

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Assalm-o-Alaikum!<br><br>Yes! This is a very good
addition to Yahoo! Clubs. We should help the cause of Imam
Hussain (AS). When we talk about karbala, we remember
Imam Hussain (AS).<br><br>We should remember HIS
teachings, too.<br><br>Allah Hafiz

Thank you for inviting me to this club and i hope it ll be a nice one :)
<br>thanks again

salam Noor...<br><br>I've seen the picture which you place in the photos
column...<br>It is very good indeed... <br>where did you get the picture
from?<br><br>warmest regard<br>Hayati

Assalamualikum....<br>Thank you for inviting me in joining this Karbala
Club...<br>Every land is Karbala<br>Every Day is Ashura<br>Let the spirit of
Imam Hussain (as)<br>Lives on ........

LIVE LIKE ALI DIE LIKE HUSSAIN. Hello Every Body
this is Najam Chouhdry i am the new member of this
Club. I wish you all the best and also the best of luck
to this Club. <br><br>Best regards,<br><br><br>Najam
Chouhdry

...continued>> The Old Testament
prophesises the Great Martydom of Hussain <br>God promises in
the Old Testament, to avenge the blood of the Holy
Imam Hussain:<br>“For this is the day of the Lord God
of Hosts, a day of Vengeance, that he may
avenge<br>him of his adversaries and the sword shall devour,
and it shall be satiated and made<br>drunk with their
blood for the Lord God of Hosts hath a Sacrifice in the
north country<br>by the River
Euphrates”<br> 							 Jer.46:10<br><br>This is the great sacrifice’, the Lord
has foretold to
take place instead of Abraham’s<br>sacrifice: “Most
surely this is a manifest trial, And We ransomed with
Great Sacrifice<br>And we have shifted it among the
later generation”.<br><br>Charles Dickens had said the
following about Imam Hussain (AS):<br>:<br>“If Hussain
fought to quench his worldly desire, then I do not
understand why his<br>sisters, wives and children
accompanied him. It stands to reason therefore that
he<br>sacrificed purely for Islam.”<br><br>The famous, Dr. K.
Sheldrake on Imam Hussain (AS) said this:<br>Hussain
marched with his little company not to glory, not to
power overwealth, but to<br>a supreme sacrifice and
every member of that gallant band, male and female,
knew that<br>the foes were implacable, were not only
ready to fight but to kill. Denied even water<br>for
the children, they remained parched under a burning
sun, amid scorching sands yet<br>no one faltered for a
moment and bravely faced the greatest odds without
flinching.”<br><br>world famous Arab historian al-Fakhri has said this
about Imam Hussain’s sacrifice:<br>“This is a
catastrophe whereof I care not to speak at length, deeming it
alike too<br>grievous and too horrible. For verily, it
was a catastrophe than that which naught
more<br>shameful has happened in Islam.. There happened therein
such a foul slaughter as to<br>cause man’s flesh to
creep with horror. And again I have dispersed with my
long<br>description because of it’s notoriety, for it is the most
lamented of catastrophes.”<br><br>The message of
Hussain<br>Imam Hussain’s message was clear and powerful - never
bow to the demands of an<br>oppressor, always support
the oppressed and it is better to die with dignity &
honour<br>rather than live in disgrace and dishonour. This message
portrays the true essence of<br>such a pure, pious and
supremely chosen personality as Hussain. He was prepared
to<br>sacrifice his entire family for the cause of human rights,
justice and betterment of<br>mankind. His unfaltering and
unwavering stance in the face of evil and
tyranny<br>provides us till today with ultimate example of perfection
and truth...

(Some people in the other clubs are offended by
mentioning of Ashura/ Muharram/ Karbala). I posted this in a
few other clubs and some memebers did not like
it:<br><br>Tragedy of Karbala<br><br>“I have not come out to stir
emotions, or to play with oppression. I want to bring
the<br>Ummah (Muslim nation) back to the right path of
Amir-bil-Marouf (enjoining the<br>good) & Nahyi Anil Munkir
(forbidding the bad). I want to lead them to the path
of<br>my Grandfather (The Holy Prophet Muhammad) and my
father Ali Ibne Abi Thalib.”<br><br>Respecting the
sanctity of Ka’bah Hussain left Makkah after learning of
the enemy’s<br>plans to kill him in the House of God,
the above letter was given to his uncle &
brother<br>explaining his intentions.<br><br>What happened in the
desert of Karbla?<br>Approximately 44 miles outside Kufa
in Iraq, Hussain and his 72 followers
were<br>surrounded by the army of Yazid - a vicious and oppressive
tyrant ruler. Water supply<br>was cut off to the camp of
Hussain’s family, among them many women and
young<br>children. The enemies army increased to a number of 30’000
fully equipped soldiers.<br>Hussain’s brothers, nephews
and friends had all been slaughtered & when
Hussain<br>himself was ready to fight, he saw his 6 month old baby
dying from thirst. Hussain<br>brought his infant to the
enemy and demanded some water for the baby, saying :
‘you<br>want me but not this baby so take him and give him
some water’. Hussain had not yet<br>finished that the
thirst of the baby was quenched by a deadly poisoned
arrow which<br>pinned the baby’s neck to the arm of his
father. Hussain looked at his infant in his arms<br>and
said: “O Lord! Your Hussain has offered whatever You
have given him. Bless me<br>by acceptance of this
sacrifice.” Hussain fought valiantly but was mercilessly
martyred.<br>The army of Yazid having killed Imam Hussain,
Savagely cut his head and raised it on<br>a lance.
<br>......continued&gt;&gt;

SPEND (YOUR MONEY) ACCORDING TO YOUR NEEDS AND FOR YOUR BENEFIT, DO NOT EXPECT
REWARD AND RETURN FOR MORE THAN WHAT YOU HAVE DONE.<br>(IMAM HUSAIN BIN ALI,
SYED USH SHUHADA P.B.U.H)

ASLAAMU ALAL HUSSAIN, WA ALI IBN HUSSAIN,
WAULADIL HUSSAIN, WA ASHABIL HUSSAIN<br><br>FI KULI YOMIN
ASHURA, FI KULI ARDIN KARBALA<br><br>ASALAMU ALYKUM ya
jami muslemeen,<br>I would like to thank you for
inviting me<br>please send me email to
ali_zahedi@...

Salaam friend,<br>I am that person who is first
member of this club I wish that this rasho will go
uncountable. Thanks for inviting me, I am also Shia and was
waiting for a club especial for Imams and Tragedy of
Kerbala, so I got today I am glad to have this club today
and my best wishes and kind Regards With this club
and all in coming members,<br>With love <br>Noor

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