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Which subject	Religion
What topic	Islam Prophet Muhammad
What length (min)	30
What age group	Year or Grade 11
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Lesson Plan: Islam - Prophet Muhammad

Duration: 30 Minutes

Grade Level: Year 11

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Objectives

By the end of this lesson, students will be able to:

1. Understand the significance of Prophet Muhammad in Islam.
2. Identify key events in the life of Muhammad.
3. Discuss the impact of his teachings on the Islamic faith and its followers.

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Materials Needed

• Whiteboard and markers
• Projector and screen
• PowerPoint presentation on Prophet Muhammad
• Handouts with key readings about Muhammad's life and teachings
• Video clip about the early years of Islam (optional)

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Introduction (5 Minutes)

• Hook: Begin with a thought-provoking question: What makes a leader influential? Allow students to share their opinions briefly.
• Introduce the topic of the lesson: Prophet Muhammad, the founder of Islam, and his role as a leader and prophet.
• Briefly explain the significance of understanding Muhammad's life in the context of Islamic teachings and their impact on millions of followers globally.

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Lesson Content

1. Early Life of Muhammad (10 Minutes)

• Key Points:

  • Born around 570 CE in Mecca.
  • Belonged to the Quraysh tribe, a respected tribe in the region.
  • His early life: orphaned at a young age, raised by his grandfather and uncle.

• Discussion:

  • Discuss how his experiences as an orphan and member of a prominent tribe shaped his character and values.

• Activity:

  • Show a brief video clip (2-3 minutes) highlighting his early life.

2. Prophethood and Revelations (10 Minutes)

• Key Points:

  • The first revelation at age 40 in the Cave of Hira.
  • The role of the Angel Gabriel in delivering the messages from Allah.
  • The challenges faced in preaching Islam, including opposition from the Quraysh.

• Discussion:

  • Why was the message of Islam initially met with resistance?
  • Consider the themes of social justice, equality, and monotheism in Muhammad's teachings.

3. The Hijrah and Establishment of the Muslim Community (5 Minutes)

• Key Points:

  • The migration (Hijrah) to Medina in 622 CE as a pivotal moment.
  • The establishment of a Muslim community and the Constitution of Medina.

• Discussion:

  • How did the Hijrah change the trajectory of Islam?
  • The importance of community and governance in Islamic teachings.

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Conclusion (5 Minutes)

• Recap the key points discussed in the lesson about Prophet Muhammad's life and his teachings.
• Pose closing questions to engage students:
  • What lessons can we learn from Muhammad’s approach to leadership and community?
  • In what ways do his teachings remain relevant today?

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Assessment

• Homework Assignment: Write a brief reflection (500 words) on the significance of Muhammad’s life and how he is viewed in modern times. Encourage students to consider various perspectives, including historical and contemporary views.

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Additional Resources

• Links to documentaries on Prophet Muhammad’s life.
• Suggested readings from the Quran and Hadith that focus on his teachings.
• Websites for further research on Islamic history and culture.

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Reflection

• Collect feedback from students on what they found insightful or challenging during the lesson. Use this information to enhance future lessons on Islamic teachings and history.