Instructional Objectives Of Zakat

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Lesson plan
1-Subject: Islamiat
2-Topic: zakat
3-Grade level: 7
4-Instructional objectives: After this lesson students will be able to understand the meaning of zakat and its nisaab. They will learn about the recipients of zakat and also the importance of zakat as a religious obligation in Islam. They will also learn the benefits of zakat in society.
5-Rationale:
I think it is an important topic for students because zakat is a main pillar of Islam and by teaching this topic, students will be able to understand the importance of zakat in society that enables them to fulfill the obligation in true manner.
6-Resources
• Board
• Chalk
• Worksheet pasted on chart
• PowerPoint slides …show more content…

In this activity the flash cards will be distributed in the class. There will be total 12 flash cards. Now students with flash cards come forward one by one and tell the questions. In the response of questions the class will raise their thumbs up or down (Thumbs up for right statement and thumbs down for wrong statement).
Activity 2: In 2nd activity a worksheet pasted on chart will be displayed on the board on which different statements will be mentioned. Random roll numbers will be called and students will have to complete those statements by choosing appropriate answers. e- Summarizing and closure: The lesson will be end up by revising and summarizing the main points.
8-Assignment or homework: Following questions will be given in the homework.
• Write the names of the recipients of the zakat?
• Write a paragraph on, how will you help the poor people in your surrounding?
9- Assessment:
• Why it is important to give zakat?
• What is the nisaab of zakat?
• What is the general and literal meaning of the word “zakat”?
10- Time allotted: Total: 45

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