← Islamic Religious Education / 2 Hadith
2.2 Hadith Selected Hadith
Islamic Religious Education · Grade 8 · 6 lessons in the design
What this covers
- Hadith on accountability (At-Tirmidhi): four matters on the Day of Resurrection
- Lessons from the Hadith on accountability
- Relevance and practise of accountability in a Kenyan Grade 8 life
- Hadith on respect for authority (Bukhari and Muslim): listen and obey unless commanded to disobey Allah
- Practising respect for parents, teachers and lawful authority; refuse sin; report harm to a trusted adult
- Niyyah (Bukhari) as why accountability matters; Hadith as the second source of Sharia
What you will be able to do
- deduce the lessons learnt from the Hadith on accountability and respect for authority for character building
- explain the relevance of the Hadith on accountability and respect for authority in the life of a Muslim
- practise the teachings of the Hadith on accountability and respect for authority in daily life
- appreciate Hadith as the second source of sharia
Key questions
“Why is intention important in Islam?”
“Why should Muslims respect authority?”
Lessons
The titles are open to everyone. Reading a lesson needs an account — sign in or create one.
-
The Hadith on accountability (At-Tirmidhi)
40 min · 1 practice tasks · quizLearners read the selected Hadith: the feet will not move until four matters are asked, and link niyyah so those uses count before Allah.
-
Lessons from the Hadith on accountability
40 min · 1 practice tasks · quizLearners deduce character lessons: time and youth are trusts, wealth must be halal in and right out, and knowledge unused will still be asked about.
-
Practise accountability in a Kenyan Grade 8 week
40 min · 1 practice tasks · quizLearners explain relevance and choose real actions for time, youth, wealth and knowledge at home, school and mosque.
-
The Hadith on respect for authority (Bukhari and Muslim)
40 min · 1 practice tasks · quizLearners read Ibn Umar's report: listen and obey the leader whether you like it or not, unless commanded to disobey Allah — then there is no obedience.
-
Practise respect for authority within and outside school
40 min · 1 practice tasks · quizLearners role-play lawful obedience at home and school, refuse a sinful order, and name a trusted adult if the order is harm.
-
Appreciate Hadith as the second source of Sharia
40 min · 1 practice tasks · quizLearners hold both selected Hadith together, recall niyyah, and appreciate Hadith as the second source of Sharia after the Qur'an.