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Prophet Musa (a). Prophet Musa (a) brought in some complicated laws from Allah that were used until Prophet Isa (a) came. Prophet Isa (a) brought a fully detailed set of laws from Allah for a period of time. Finally, when Prophet Muhammad (s) came, he canceled all the old laws, and brought in the new fully detailed laws from Allah — the Qur’an — that we still use until today. After Prophet Muhammad (s), there were no more prophets and no more laws. 1.7 Why laws were changed each time: When a child is born, you buy clothes that fit him. When he grows older, the old clothes don’t fit him any more, and so you have to buy new clothes that are his size. But once that child reaches the age where he will not grow anymore, he can continue wearing the same clothes. Similarly, in the beginning, people were very simple; therefore, Prophet Nuh (a) brought them simple laws. As time and people advanced, they needed more detailed laws. Finally, when they had reached the stage where they had advanced to the highest level, Allah sent Prophet Muhammad (s) with the final set of laws that we use today. 10 Grade 4 History
786-92-110 1.8 Worksheet: Introduction to Prophethood True or False — Circle either “T” for True or “F” for False. 1. Imams can communicate directly with Allah. T F 2. Prophets are Maasum (sinless). T F 3. Prophets were sent to guide us. T F 4. Nabi’s and Rasul’s are both Prophets. T F Multiple Choice — Circle the best answer. 1. Why do prophets have to be maasum (sinless)? a) So that people listen to them. b) So that they can be well liked by the people. c) So that they can go to heaven. 2. How were prophets chosen? a) Anybody who passed Allah’s written exam became a prophet. b) Those people who were the most perfect at that time were chosen as the prophet. c) Those people who were well liked by people were chosen as the prophet. 3. The five Ulul Azm Prophets are: a) P. Muhammad (s), P. Isa (a), P. Nuh (a), P. Dawood (a), and P. Musa (a). b) P. Adam (a), P. Nuh (a), P. Musa (a), P. Isa (a), and P. Muhammad (a).. c) P. Isa (a), P. Ibrahim (a), P. Nuh (a), P. Muhammad (a), and P. Musa (a). Grade 4 History 11
Page 1 and 2: Madrasat Ahlul’Bait Islamic Schoo
Page 3 and 4: Table of Contents Table of Contents
Page 5 and 6: In the Name of Allah the Most Graci
Page 7 and 8: SECTION I: Islamic History Grade 4
Page 9: 1.3 What was the role of a prophet?
Page 13 and 14: 786-92-110 Chapter 2: Prophet Adam
Page 15 and 16: them for their mistake, but he told
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Page 19 and 20: It was now confirmed that Habil was
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Page 23 and 24: 786-92-110 Chapter 4: Prophet Idris
Page 25 and 26: Prophet Idris (a) guided his people
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Page 39 and 40: Chapter 7: Prophet Salih (a) After
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Page 49 and 50: Chapter 9: Prophet Ibrahim (a) - Pa
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Prophet Ayyub (a) began to live in
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11.1 Worksheet: Prophet Ayyub (a) T
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786-92-110 Chapter 12: Prophet Yunu
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In these verses, Allah tells us som
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Short-Answer Questions — answer t
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Prophet Ya’qub (a) decided to mak
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13.1 Worksheet - Prophet Ya’qub (
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786-92-110 Chapter 14: Prophet Yusu
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14.4 Prophet Yusuf (a) as the Aziz
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The brothers prepared for their jou
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786-92-110 15.5 Worksheet: Prophet
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786-92-110 Chapter 16: Prophet Musa
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It wasn’t long before one of the
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16.1 Worksheet - Prophet Musa (a) -
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2. How did Prophet Musa’s mother
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786-92-110 Chapter 17: Prophet Musa
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Prophet Musa (a) had promised the I
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786-92-110 17.1 Prophet Musa (a) -
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3. What did the Israelites do while
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catapult. The stone struck Jaalut's
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Chapter 19: Prophet Sulayman (a) (S
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powerful thing to see, it was Allah
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Chapter 20: Prophet Zakariya (a) &
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Fill in the blanks: 20.1 Worksheet:
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The miracle of Prophet Isa (A) spea
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1. The name of Prophet Isa’s moth
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9. How did Allah save Prophet Isa (
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Chapter 22: Understanding Kerbala 2
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22.2 Maps of the Middle East 117
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22.4 Events at Kerbala Muharram dat
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22.6 Worksheet: Understanding Kerba
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Chapter 23: Meaning of Shahadat and
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23.1 Worksheet: Shahadat Fill in th
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Chapter 24: Importance of turbat-e-
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Chapter 25: A Glimpse at Some of th
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25.1 Worksheet: A Glimpse at Some o
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Acknowledgements Shia-Muslim Associ
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