Our Prophet Muhammad(s) Textbook Grade 3 (Life in Madinah, New Edition) By Abdullah Ghazi & Tasneema Khatoon

Our Prophet Muhammad(s) Textbook Grade 3 (Life in Madinah, New Edition) By Abdullah Ghazi & Tasneema Khatoon

ISBN: 9781563161506
Author: Abdullah Ghazi & Tasneema Khatoon
Binding: Softcover
Pages: 123
Size: 8.3 x 11.7 inches
Publication 2010
Description
About This Book:

Abdullah Ghazi and Tasneema Khatoon's "Our Prophet Muhammad (s): Textbook Grade 3 (Life in Madinah, New Edition)" is a thorough and captivating instructive asset that takes youthful perusers on an excursion through the duration of Prophet Muhammad (harmony arrive) during his time in Madinah. This new release course reading is expected to give 3rd-grade understudies a more profound comprehension of the Prophet's life, lessons, and character, imparting a feeling of adoration, regard, and veneration for this significant figure in Islam.

The book dives into numerous parts of the Prophet's life in Madinah, like his authority, communications with his friends, and the foundation of a fair and empathetic culture. It is carefully coordinated to coordinate with 3rd-grade understudies' mental and close-to-home development, making it available and pleasant.

Engaging Narratives:

The course book incorporates fascinating stories and accounts about the Prophet's life in Madinah, assisting understudies with associating with Islam's set of experiences and lessons.

Character teachings:

All through the book, perusers find out about the Prophet's extraordinary person and are asked to apply these lessons to their own life.

Interactive Exercises:

The course reading offers activities and exercises that advance decisive reasoning and individual reflection, helping understudies in assimilating the Prophet's lessons.

Ethical and Moral Values:

Moral and moral beliefs are underscored throughout the book, with models drawn from the Prophet's lead and lessons.

"Our Prophet Muhammad (s):

Coursebook Grade 3" gives verifiable setting and foundation information, helping understudies figure out the financial and social attributes of the time.