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"Pray as you have seen me praying."

The Prophet, salla Allahu alayhi wa sallam

Prophet's Prayer Described

 

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    The lessons below are based upon the text,

"The Prophet's Prayer Described,"

by Shaykh Al-Albanee (rahimuhullah)

and will be posted as completed, insha Allah.

 

 

If you don't have the print version of the book,

you can download an electronic version from Fatwa-Online

 

Check out  the links in the right side bar

 for additional salaat related resources for studying salaat & PPD

 

Prophet's Prayer Described Bookmark by TJ

  

 

 

Lesson Outline & Lessons

 

Each lesson has a reading assignment

from the text. The reading comes

primarily from "The Prophet's Prayer

Described," but also from Tafsir Ibn Kathir

as well.

 

(Parents can read the reading

assignments to the student or older

students can read the text independently)

 

There are guiding discussion/written questions

and activities in the lessons to let the student apply/practice

what he/she has learned from the reading

 

 

    

Get all lessons (for older children, 3rd column) in one zip file (~1.3 MB):

 

PPD Zip File*

 

 

*Requires Win Zip (www.winzip.com) or similar utility to unzip the files.

 

 

 

 

Scheduling Tips:

We usually allot one week per lesson.

 

 

Other Tips:

We also make Hifz/Flashcards Cards

to memorize related ayaat/ahadith

(See "Additional Study Aids" in the table above)

Also see TJ's Study Aids Page for blank flashcard templates.

 

Make a special notebook to write notes, vocabulary,

and answers to questions from the lessons in.

Make a title page and table of contents (for quick reference)

Date/label each entry. See example notebook entries for IS.

 

 

 

 

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