Belonging to a Muslim family
Lesson details
Learning outcome
I can explain the importance of family in Islam and how they have changed in the UK.
Key learning points
- For many Muslims, the family is a central part of belonging to their faith.
- In the UK families are changing with many Muslim women now working and taking a full part in society.
- Both the Qur'an and the Hadith emphasise the role of a woman, both in the family and society.
Keywords
Respect - treating others with kindness, even if they are different from you or you disagree with them
Hadith - is a collection of sayings and actions of Prophet Muhammad
Qur'an - is the holy book of Islam; Muslims believe it is the word of God, given to the Prophet Muhammad
Common misconception
All Muslim women stay at home and look after children.
Many Muslim women study at university and have highly successful careers as well as raising a family.
Teacher tip
Organise a discussion where children can talk about their families. Invite a guest speaker to share the different roles of family members and how they connect with each other, including within the family and the community.
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Prior knowledge starter quiz
5 Questions
Q1.Many Muslims like to live near a ...
Q2.Which group makes up most Muslims in the UK?
Q3.What does halal mean?
Q4.Why might Muslims live near a Muslim community?
Q5.Where do most Muslim communities live in the UK?
Assessment exit quiz
5 Questions
Q1.Muslims believe that is a big part of their faith.
Q2.What does the Qur’an say about parents?
Q3.What do many Muslim families do together at home?
Q4.What is the Hadith?
Q5.Why are more Muslim women working today?
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