Surah At-Teen: Lessons and Comparisons
Surat At-Teen
Unit 5: Lesson: 5
Learning Objectives:
Recite surah At-Teen correctly and by heart.
Explain the overall meaning of the surah.
Infer the outcome of faith and good deeds in human life.
Thank Allah for his favors.
TRANSLATION
General Meaning
At the beginning of the holy
surah, Allah swore by fig and
olives in view of their
numerous benefits for human
beings.
He swore by the Tur, where
Allah spoke to Moses.
Allah swore Makkah, where
our master Muhammad was
born was sent as Messenger
of Allah.
He swears by all these that he
created man in the best shape
and most perfect form, and
distinguished him by the
mind.
Fig
Olives
Compare Fig to Olives
Compare Fig to Olives
Answer the following questions:
Why did Allah create figs and olives?
_____________________________________________
Why did Allah begin the holy surah with figs and olives?
_____________________________________________
What is our duty toward Allah?
_____________________________________________
Answer the following questions:
Why did Allah create figs and olives?
Ans: Because they have a lot of benefits for human
beings.
Why did Allah begin the holy surah with figs and olives?
Ans: Because Allah swore by figs and olives.
What is our duty toward Allah?
Ans: To worship him alone.
Stages Of Human Life
Some Good Deeds A Muslims
Is Keen To Do
Pray on time
Give charity
Help needy
Reciting Qur’an
Fasting
Some Bad Deeds A Muslims Is
Keen To Do
Stealing
Mockery
Backbiting
Envy
Match each sentence
(A)
Allah created man in the
best
Allah distinguished man
by
The inviolable city is
The reward of those who
do good deeds is
(B)
Makkah Al-Mukarramah
Without end
Shape
The mind
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Surat At-Teen Unit 5: Lesson: 5
Learning Objectives: Recite surah At-Teen correctly and by heart. Explain the overall meaning of the surah. Infer the outcome of faith and good deeds in human life. Thank Allah for his favors.
General Meaning At the beginning of the holy surah, Allah swore by fig and olives in view of their numerous benefits for human beings. He swore by the Tur, where Allah spoke to Moses. Allah swore Makkah, where our master Muhammad was born was sent as Messenger of Allah. He swears by all these that he created man in the best shape and most perfect form, and distinguished him by the mind.
Compare Fig to Olives Point of comparison Fig Olive Color Green - Red ______ - ______ Size ______________ small Sweet ______________ Taste ______________ Fall Season of ripeness
Compare Fig to Olives Point of comparison Fig Olive Color Green - Red Black - green Size Big small Sweet Salty Taste Autumn Fall Season of ripeness
Answer the following questions: Why did Allah create figs and olives? _____________________________________________ Why did Allah begin the holy surah with figs and olives? _____________________________________________ What is our duty toward Allah? _____________________________________________
Answer the following questions: Why did Allah create figs and olives? Ans: Because they have a lot of benefits for human beings. Why did Allah begin the holy surah with figs and olives? Ans: Because Allah swore by figs and olives. What is our duty toward Allah? Ans: To worship him alone.
Some Good Deeds A Muslims Is Keen To Do Pray on time Give charity Help needy Reciting Qur an Fasting
Some Bad Deeds A Muslims Is Keen To Do Stealing Mockery Backbiting Envy
Some good deeds a Muslim is keen to do Some bad deeds a Muslim is keen to avoid Pray on time Stealing Give charity Mockery Help needy Backbiting Reciting Qur an Envy
Match each sentence (A) (B) Allah created man in the best Makkah Al-Mukarramah Allah distinguished man by Without end Shape The inviolable city is The mind The reward of those who do good deeds is
