About this course
Embark on a Journey of Discovery: Islamic Studies Grade 10 Online Course
1. Summary of Courses
Our course offers an in-depth exploration of Grade 10 Islamic Studies, encompassing all the topics and lessons recommended by the Federal Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education. From Quranic studies to Islamic history, morality to jurisprudence, students will have the opportunity to delve into the world of Islamic knowledge.
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2. Learning Outcomes
Upon completing this course, students will:
i. Develop a strong understanding of fundamental Islamic concepts and principles.
ii. Acquire knowledge about Islamic history, culture, and the Quran.
iii. Explore the ethical and moral teachings of Islam.
iv. Prepare for academic success with a solid grasp of Grade 10 Islamic Studies curriculum.
v. Cultivate a deeper connection to their faith and spiritual growth.
3. Comprehensive Coverage
Our course guarantees complete coverage of the Grade 10 Islamic Studies curriculum as specified by the Federal Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education. Rest assured that no essential topics or lessons will be left unexplored.
4. Diverse Learning Resources
To cater to various learning styles and preferences, our course offers a rich array of resources, including:
i. Online Lessons: Engaging tutorials that simplify complex Islamic concepts and enhance religious knowledge.
ii. Video Lessons: Visual aids, Quranic recitation, and historical context to enhance understanding.
iii. Reading Content: Comprehensive materials for in-depth study, Quranic interpretation, and historical accounts.
iv. Downloadable Notes: Convenient resources for offline study and reference.
v. Quizzes: Regular assessments to gauge knowledge and reinforce learning.
vi. Assignments: Practical tasks and reflections to apply and test understanding.
vii. Question/Answer Forum: A platform to interact with instructors and peers for additional support.
viii. Live Support: Expert guidance and assistance whenever you need it, ensuring your questions about Islam are promptly addressed.
5. Why Join Our Course?
Enrolling in our Grade 10 Islamic Studies online course is an investment in your religious knowledge and spiritual growth. Our comprehensive curriculum and diverse resources ensure you have the best tools to excel in your studies and deepen your understanding of Islam. By joining our course, you embark on a journey of knowledge, spiritual development, and personal growth, guided by experienced instructors committed to your success. Embrace the opportunity to connect with a community of like-minded learners, ask questions, and deepen your understanding of Islam. Enroll today and experience the power of online education that adapts to your schedule and learning preferences. Strengthen your faith and knowledge of Islam with us. Join our course now, and let your journey towards a deeper understanding of Grade 10 Islamic Studies begin.
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In this unit of Islamic Studies, we delve into the foundational aspects of Islam. We'll start with the Translation of the Holy Quran, focusing on selected Surahs to deepen our understanding of its teachings. Then, we'll explore the Era of the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) and his Companions, examining the Hadiths—key sayings and actions of the Prophet—and their crucial role in guiding Muslim life. Finally, we'll study ten important Hadiths, discussing their meanings and significance in Islamic tradition. This unit offers a comprehensive overview to enhance your knowledge and spiritual growth.
This 10th grade course on Quran translation will cover Surahs Al An'am, Yunus to Kahaf (excluding Yusuf), Al-Mu'minun, Al-A'raf, Az-Zumar to Ash-Shura. A separate exam worth 50 marks will assess your understanding.
This lesson explores Hadith, the Prophet's sayings and actions. Classified by source and meaning, Hadith are considered essential for Muslim life, alongside the Quran. We'll delve into their compilation history, highlighting early efforts and established collections like the "Sihah Sitta." Finally, the lesson emphasizes the importance of Hadith as a source of guidance for Muslims.
This lesson will cover ten sayings of the Prophet Muhammad, also known as Hadith. These sayings cover a wide range of topics, including social behavior, charity, and the importance of the Quran. We will discuss the meaning of each Hadith and its significance in Islamic tradition.
In this unit of Islamic Studies, we focus on the core elements of Faith and Worship in Islam. We begin with an in-depth exploration of Malaika (Angels), understanding their nature, responsibilities, and the lessons from the Hadith of Jibrael. Next, we delve into the Heavenly Books, discussing the scriptures revealed to different prophets, with a focus on the Quran's significance. We then examine the belief in the Hereafter, covering key concepts like the Day of Judgement, intercession, and the rewards of Paradise and Hell. Moving forward, we explore Zakat (Almsgiving), highlighting its importance in promoting economic justice within the community. Finally, we study Hajj (Pilgrimage) and Sacrifice, detailing the rituals of Hajj and the significance of sacrifice during Eid al-Adha. This unit provides a comprehensive understanding of essential Islamic beliefs and practices.
This lesson will explore the nature of angels in Islam, their responsibilities like recording deeds and bringing revelations, and lessons learned from the Hadith of Jibrael.
This lesson explores the different prophets, their scriptures, and the importance of the Quran for Muslims.
This lesson will discuss the concept of life after death in Islam, including events like the Day of Judgement, intercession, and the rewards of Paradise and Hell.
This lesson explores Zakat, a mandatory charity in Islam, its importance, and its role in promoting economic justice.
This lesson covers Hajj, a mandatory pilgrimage to Mecca, its rituals, virtues, and the importance of sacrifice during Eid al-Adha.
In this unit, we explore key events and teachings from the life of the Prophet Muhammad (SAW). We begin with the Battle of Tabuk, a significant victory achieved without combat. Next, we cover the Hajjatul Wida (Farewell Pilgrimage), including the Prophet's final sermon. We then reflect on the Demise of the Holy Prophet, discussing his last days and burial. The unit also emphasizes Sila-e-Rahmi (Maintaining Family Ties), the Fair Treatment Towards Women, and the Prophet’s exceptional methods as a teacher. This unit offers a concise yet profound understanding of the Prophet's life and legacy.
This lesson explores the Battle of Tabuk, including the challenges faced by Muslims, the victory without combat, and the story of companions who missed the battle.
This lesson explores the Prophet's last pilgrimage, Hajjatul Wida, focusing on its rituals, the sermon delivered in Arafah, and the event of Ghadir Khum.
This lesson explores the last days of Prophet Muhammad's life, including his illness, passing away, and burial.
This lesson covers the importance of maintaining good relations with family (Sila-e-Rahmi) and its benefits, drawing examples from the Prophet's life.
This lesson emphasizes Islam's perspective on women, highlighting their importance, advocating for their good treatment, and showcasing examples from the Prophet's life.
This lesson explores the Prophet's methods of teaching, including his emphasis on practice, gentleness, and gradualism.
In this unit, we explore key Islamic teachings on ethics and manners. We begin with Sincerity and Piety, highlighting the importance of genuine intentions. Next, we discuss The Veiling of Faults, emphasizing the value of concealing mistakes to promote forgiveness. We then cover Lying, stressing the significance of truthfulness, followed by Backbiting and Slander, where we learn about their harmful effects. Lastly, we address Magic, Fortune-telling, and Superstition, focusing on Islam's rejection of superstitions and reliance on God. This unit offers essential guidance for ethical living in Islam.
This lesson explains the importance of sincerity and piety in Islam, emphasizing the Prophet's life as a perfect example.
This lesson teaches the Islamic concept of veiling faults, emphasizing keeping others' and one's own mistakes hidden while encouraging forgiveness and social harmony.
This lesson emphasizes truthfulness in Islam, highlighting its importance, contrasting it with lying, and showcasing the Prophet's truthfulness as an example.
This lesson covers backbiting, slander, and taunting, explaining their definitions, Islamic perspectives, and harmful effects, and emphasizing the importance of avoiding them.
This lesson explains that Islam forbids superstitions and omens, emphasizing reliance on God and rejecting practices like fortune-telling and magic.
In this unit, we focus on key Islamic principles related to social conduct and governance. We start with the Prohibition of Usury (Riba), discussing its definition, harmful effects, and the promotion of halal alternatives like trade and charity. Next, we explore the concept of an Islamic State, highlighting its principles of justice, welfare, and adherence to Islamic teachings. Lastly, we discuss Jihad in the Way of Allah, emphasizing its true purpose of establishing peace, the various forms of Jihad, and the strict conditions under which it is permitted, while condemning terrorism. This unit provides a clear understanding of Islamic social and governance practices.
This lesson defines usury (riba) in Islam as charging interest on loans, highlighting its prohibition and harmful effects on individuals and society, while encouraging halal alternatives like trade and charity.
This lesson explores the concept of an Islamic state, highlighting its core principles, institutions, and responsibilities, emphasizing justice, welfare, and adherence to Islamic teachings.
This lesson defines Jihad in Islam, emphasizing its purpose of establishing peace, different forms, and the importance of fighting only with permission from the state, while condemning terrorism.
This unit highlights influential figures in Islam. We explore Hazrat Imam Zaid bin Ali (R.A) for his scholarship and martyrdom, Hazrat Amr bin al-Aas (R.A) and Hazrat Jabir bin Abdullah (R.A) for their roles in early Islamic history, and Hazrat Anas bin Malik (R.A) for his service to the Prophet. We also learn about remarkable Sahabiyat (R.A) and prominent Sufi figures like Imam Bari and Shahbaz Qalander. Lastly, we cover Scholars & Thinkers such as Ibn Arabi and Ibn Rushd. This unit offers insights into these key Islamic personalities.
This lesson covers the life of Imam Zaid bin Ali, highlighting his scholarly merits, advocacy against oppression, and martyrdom while promoting Islamic teachings.
This lesson details the life of Hazrat Amr bin al-Aas, a prominent Muslim figure who embraced Islam, participated in battles, and served as a diplomat and administrator.
This lesson explores the life of Jabir bin Abdullah, a companion of the Prophet, who embraced Islam young, participated in battles, and dedicated himself to acquiring and sharing Hadith knowledge.
This lesson explores the life of Anas bin Malik, a companion of the Prophet, who served him for ten years, narrated hadiths, and embodied love for the Prophet and his teachings.
This lesson covers the lives of three women: Hazrat Umm-e-Aiman, a companion who raised the Prophet, Hazrat Umm-e-Ammarah, a warrior who fought in battles, and Hazrat Asma bint Abi Bakr, a wife and mother of prominent figures in Islam.
This lesson explores three figures: Imam Bari, a preacher, Jami, a scholar, and Shahbaz Qalander, a Sufi saint, known for their religious contributions, teachings, and impact on their communities.
This lesson explores three scholars: Ibn Arabi, a prolific Sufi writer, Shah Abdul Aziz, a renowned Hadith and Tafsir teacher, and Ibn Rushd, a philosopher and interpreter of Aristotle's work.
This unit explores how Islamic teachings address modern needs. We begin with the Importance of Future Planning in Islam, emphasizing wise resource use, following the Prophet Muhammad’s example, and relying on God for positive outcomes. We then examine the Distinctions of Islamic Civilization, focusing on its core principles, including monotheism, love for the Prophet, accountability, equality, morality, and the pursuit of knowledge.
This lesson explores the importance of future planning in Islam, emphasizing utilizing resources wisely, following Prophet Muhammad's example, and seeking positive outcomes while relying on God.
This lesson explores the core principles of Islamic civilization, highlighting its emphasis on monotheism, love for the Prophet, accountability, equality, universal messages, morality, brotherhood, peace, and knowledge.
