Islamic Studies: Grade 5
Year 2 of the Grades 4–6 Islamic Studies sequence. The same seven units revisited a year deeper — the proofs behind tawheed, the Seerah in
Year 2 of the Grades 4–6 Islamic Studies sequence. The same seven units revisited a year deeper — the proofs behind tawheed, the Seerah in
Year 3 and the close of the Grades 4–6 Islamic Studies sequence — the attributes of Allah studied in depth, the Seerah written in the
Year one of the IS-3 sequence. Students revisit the aqeedah, fiqh and seerah they met in IS-2 and begin handling them the way a student
Year two of the IS-3 sequence. The same eight units, taken further: doubts about Allah’s existence answered head-on, a ruling worked from text to conclusion,
Year three of the IS-3 sequence, and the bridge into IS-4. Students trace how a ruling is actually derived step by step, weigh weak and
Year 1 of the Islamic Studies sequence. Five units — Who Is Allah?, the Pillars of Islam, the Pillars of Eemaan, Stories of the Prophets,
The year the script joins up. Students learn the madd letters, the leen letters, sukoon and shaddah, then the special letter rules — laam shamsiyyah
Maryam through Ar-Rum. Isa, Maryam and Musa studied in depth, then the prophetic community of Al-Anbiya and Al-Hajj and the qualities of the believers in

Luqman through Al-Hujurat. Luqman’s advice to his son, the siege of Madinah in Al-Ahzab, then Yaseen — the heart of the Quran — and the
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