5.3 Prohibitions in Islam

• Haya as the moral wall; zina as the category of unlawful sexual conduct (Qur'an 17:32)
• Four named deviant sexual behaviours: incest, bestiality, prostitution, homosexuality — names and rulings, not graphic how-to
• Incest: mahram list (4:23), sexual abuse of relatives, child protection and reporting
• Bestiality: named prohibition; harm to self and animals; animal welfare; no detail
• Prostitution: selling sex; exploitation, disease, family harm; Kenyan help without shaming a classmate
• Homosexuality: Lut (A.S.) at Grade 8; Islamic ruling on same-sex sexual acts; no bullying
• Causes of deviant sexual behaviour: lack of haya, pornography, bad company, drugs, abuse, poverty/exploitation — not victim-blame
• Effects: family breakdown, HIV and other disease named factually, spiritual harm, crime
• Rationale for prohibition: fitrah, family, health, obedience to Allah (S.W.T.)
• Grade 8 safeguards: haya, salah, lower the gaze, good friends, avoid porn/sites, report abuse, parents and imam

• explain the causes of deviant sexual behaviour to safeguard oneself
• describe the effects of deviant sexual behaviour in the society
• explain the rationale for the prohibition of deviant sexual behaviour in Islam
• appreciate the rationale for the prohibition of deviant sexual behaviour

“What causes deviant sexual behaviour in the society?”

“What is the rationale for the prohibition of deviant sexual behaviour in Islam?”

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1. Haya: the wall before the four prohibitions
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   Name haya as a branch of faith, set the class covenant for 5.3, and list the four named prohibitions as labels only.
2. 17:32: do not approach zina
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   Explain 17:32 as the category wall: unlawful sexual conduct is haram; nikah is the lawful path; the four named sit behind this wall.
3. Incest and mahram: 4:23 without graphic detail
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   Name mahram from 4:23 as close relatives you never marry, and name incest as sexual abuse of those relatives — haram and a Kenyan crime.
4. Incest: tell a trusted adult
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   Practise a Grade 8 report path: abuse is not the child's fault; tell a teacher, parent, children's officer or Childline 116; class is not a trial.
5. Bestiality: a named prohibition, no detail
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   Name bestiality as haram harm to the person and to animals; forbid jokes and descriptions; place it under 17:32 and fitrah.
6. Animals are an amanah: why the ban is mercy
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   Explain animal welfare as part of the rationale: 6:38, kindness in the sunnah, no cruelty; bestiality is forbidden because it harms a trust.
7. Prostitution: selling sex is haram exploitation
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   Define prostitution as selling sex; explain 24:33 against compelling people to it; name poverty and trafficking as exploitation, not as a child's consent.
8. Prostitution: effects on family, health and faith
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   Describe effects of selling sex: family breakdown, HIV and other disease named factually, crime and violence, spiritual harm — without shaming a classmate.
9. Prostitution: Kenyan help without shaming a classmate
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   Map adult help in Kenya (teacher, children's officer, hospital, 116) and forbid shaming a classmate; Grade 8 does not rescue alone.
10. Lut (A.S.): a people who did wrong and harmed guests
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    Narrate Lut (A.S.) at Grade 8: he called to Allah and the lawful family; his people committed a sexual wrong with men and harmed guests; do not act the crime.
11. Islamic ruling: same-sex sexual acts are haram
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    State the Islamic ruling clearly: same-sex sexual acts are haram; nikah is man and woman; the ruling is on the act; class still names no classmate.
12. No bullying: safeguarding, not a witch-hunt
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    Apply Islamic manners to the ruling: a classmate is not mocked or attacked; distinguish private struggle from public act; Grade 8 does not hunt peers.
13. Causes of deviant sexual behaviour — not victim-blame
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    Explain causes: lost haya, pornography, bad company, drugs, abuse, poverty/exploitation; a victim of abuse did not cause the crime.
14. Effects in society: family, HIV, faith and crime
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    Describe effects of the four named behaviours on family, health (HIV named factually), spiritual life and crime, using word charts without stigma.
15. Rationale: fitrah, family, health, obedience to Allah
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    Explain why Islam forbids the four: obedience to Allah first, then fitrah, family and health; appreciate the ban as mercy, not as a hobby of shaming.
16. How a Grade 8 Muslim safeguards
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    Close 5.3 with a lived plan: haya, salah, lower the gaze, good friends, no porn, report abuse, parents and imam; appreciate the rationale by practising it.