Stories of the Prophets Activity Sheets

I spent a long time searching for reliable and suitable books to help teach my kids about the stories of the Prophets of Islam. One day a friend introduced me to a set of Learning Roots books that tell the stories of Prophets Adam, Nuh, Musa, Ibrahim and Isa (peace be upon them all). This set of books is aimed at children aged 5-6 years and there is also another set of books focusing on the same prophets in more detail for ages 6-7 years.

I love these books as well as many of the other products created by Learning Roots. In each book the story of the prophet is broken down into two or three sections focusing on particular points in the story. After reading through a section, the child reaches a set of activities that test the child’s understanding of what they have just read.

I guess the activities could have been completed within the books themselves but I didn’t want the pages spoilt for the younger children when they come to use them to study so instead I decided to reproduce the activities so that they can be printed as worksheets.

I have already covered Prophet Adam and Prophet Nuh with my kid’s last year. My daughter Samira made a lovely story poster based on the story of Prophet Nuh which you can view here – Prophet Nuh Story Poster. Then we covered Prophet Ibrahim just before Hajj this year and we have recently covered Prophet Musa (and Fir’own), which insha’Allah leads us nicely into our Ancient Egypt project.

I would like to share these worksheets with anyone who would like to use them insha’Allah. You will find them available to download in my BOX file share as you scroll down the menu bar on the right of the screen.

So far I have prepared worksheets for:

~ The Story of Prophet Adam ~

~ The Story of Prophet Nuh ~

~ The Story of Prophet Ibrahim ~

~ The Story of Prophet Musa ~

I would like to stress that the activities are copyright of Learning Roots, so please do not sell them. I have reproduced them solely for educational purposes to be used in conjunction with the Learning Roots activity books.

Below are examples of some of the worksheets completed by my children.

Prophet Adam ~ Activity 4

Prophet Adam ~ Activity 8

Prophet Nuh ~ Activity 2

Prophet Nuh ~ Activity 3

Prophet Nuh ~ Activity 7

Prophet Nuh ~ Activity 8

Prophet Ibrahim ~ Activity 2

Prophet Ibrahim ~ Activity 6

Prophet Ibrahim ~ Activity 7

Prophet Ibrahim ~ Activity 9

Prophet Musa ~ Activity 1

Prophet Musa ~ Activity 2

Prophet Musa ~ Activity 3

Prophet Musa ~ Activity 4

Prophet Musa ~ Activity 7

Prophet Musa ~ Activity 8

Names of Allah Playing Cards

A while back I took a 4 week session with another sister to teach our homeschool group about the Names and Attributes of Allah.

We felt this was a very important topic and we made sure that the children were aware of that fact based on the Hadith of Abu Hurayrah, radhi’Allahu anhu:

Abu Hurayrah narrated that the Messenger of Allah, sall’Allahu alayhi wasalam said,

“Verily, Allah has ninety-nine Names, a hundred less one; whoever counts (and preserves) them, will enter Paradise. Allah is Witr (One) and loves Al-Witr (the odd numbered things)”

[Sahihain]

Along with other lessons and games on this subject I decided to make these playing cards, aimed at the younger children.

The cards have the Names and Attributes of Allah written in both Arabic and English Transliteration. Each Name and Attribute has a different colour and there are 4 cards for each Name or Attribute.

The children used the cards to play “Snap” and the memory game and pairs. Each time the children said “snap” we would stop the game to look at the matching cards and discuss the meaning of the Name or Attribute. The kids soon began learning the names in no time, masha’Allah.

If you would like these cards you can find them in the BOX file sharing folder in the menu on the right of the screen – HAPPY LEARNING!!