SS3 First Term IRS/IRK Lesson Note and Scheme of Work
SS3 First Term Islamic Religion Studies (IRS) Lesson Note and Scheme of Work
Week 1: Introduction to Islamic Studies
Lesson Focus: Understanding the basics of Islamic Religion Studies.
Activities: Introduction to the Quran, Hadith, and basic principles of Islam. Group discussion on the importance of Islamic education.
Week 2: The Five Pillars of Islam
Lesson Focus: Exploring the fundamental principles that form the foundation of Islam.
Activities: Interactive sessions on Shahada, Salah, Zakat, Sawm, and Hajj. Role-playing activities to illustrate the significance of each pillar.
Week 3: Life of Prophet Muhammad (PBUH)
Lesson Focus: Studying the biography of Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) and its relevance in daily life.
Activities: Reading and discussion on key events in the Prophet’s life. Q&A session on applying the lessons from his life.
Week 4: Islamic Jurisprudence (Fiqh)
Lesson Focus: Introduction to Fiqh and its role in guiding Islamic practices.
Activities: Group discussions on practical applications of Fiqh principles. Case studies on contemporary issues to apply Fiqh rulings.
Week 5: Islamic History and Civilization
Lesson Focus: Exploring the contributions of Islamic civilization to the world.
Activities: Research projects on prominent Islamic scholars, scientists, and advancements. Presentations on the impact of Islamic civilization.
Week 6: Ethics and Morality in Islam
Lesson Focus: Understanding the ethical teachings of Islam.
Activities: Role-playing scenarios to discuss ethical dilemmas. Debates on contemporary ethical issues in the Islamic context.
Week 7: Islamic Economics
Lesson Focus: Introduction to Islamic economic principles.
Activities: Group projects on understanding Islamic banking and finance. Class discussions on the ethical aspects of economic transactions in Islam.
Week 8: Social Justice in Islam
Lesson Focus: Exploring the concept of social justice in Islamic teachings.
Activities: Case studies on social justice issues. Group discussions on how Islamic principles can guide social reform.
Week 9: The Concept of Jihad
Lesson Focus: Understanding the different dimensions of Jihad in Islam.
Activities: Debates on the misconceptions surrounding Jihad. Analyzing historical events to understand the context of Jihad.
Week 10: Women’s Rights in Islam
Lesson Focus: Exploring the rights and status of women in Islam.
Activities: Panel discussions on women’s roles in Islamic societies. Analyzing historical examples of empowered Muslim women.
Week 11: Revision Week
Activities: Comprehensive review sessions, practice exams, and group study sessions to prepare for the upcoming examinations.
Week 12: Examination Week
Activities: Conducting written exams, oral exams, and practical assessments to evaluate students’ understanding of the course material.
Week 13: School Dismissal Week
Activities: Final class reflections, awarding certificates of completion, and addressing any outstanding concerns. Wishing students a productive break and emphasizing the importance of continued learning beyond the classroom.
