Stories of the Prophets

Course Overview

The “Stories of the Prophets” course offers an engaging and educational exploration of the lives and lessons of the Prophets of Islam. This course delves into the significant stories of Prophets mentioned in the Quran and Hadith, providing insights into their struggles, triumphs, and teachings. Through detailed narratives and interactive discussions, students will gain a deeper understanding of the Prophets’ roles as moral and spiritual guides and learn how their stories offer timeless lessons relevant to everyday life.

Course Objectives

  • To learn the concept of “Belief in Prophets of Allah”.
  • To learn about the lives and missions of key Prophets.
  • To understand the moral and spiritual lessons conveyed through their stories.
  • To explore the historical and contextual background of each Prophet’s mission.
  • To apply the lessons from these stories to personal and community life.

Course Outline

  • Overview of the role of Prophets in Islam.
  • Understanding the concept of Prophethood and its significance.
  • Introduction to the key Prophets mentioned in the Quran.
  • Creation of Adam (AS)
  • Honoring Adam (AS)
  • Life in Paradise
  • The Temptation and Fall
  • Repentance and Forgiveness
  • Life on Earth
  • Legacy and Prophethood
  • Prophethood and Message
  • Rejection and Mockery
  • Divine Warning
  • The Construction of the Ark
  • The Great Flood & his son
  • Aftermath and New Beginning
  • Legacy and Lessons
Hazrat Hud (AS)
  • The People of ‘Ad
  • Message of Monotheism
  • Rejection and Arrogance
  • Divine Punishment:
  • Lessons and Legacy
Hazrat Saleh (AS)
  • The People of Thamud
  • Message of Monotheism
  • The Miracle of the She-Camel
  • Rejection and Defiance
  • Divine Punishment
  • Lessons and Legacy

  • Early Life and Rejection of Idol Worship

  • Confrontation with King Nimrod

  • Call to Monotheism

  • Migration to Canaan and Egypt

  • Birth of Ismail (AS) and Hajra’s (AS)Test

  • The Sacrifice of Ismail (AS)

  • Rebuilding the Kaaba

  • Ibrahim’s (AS) Legacy (Father of Prophets, Title of Khalilullah)

  • Teachings and Lessons

 

  • Lineage and Prophethood
  • Father of Twelve Sons
  • Yusuf’s (AS) Dream
  • Separation from Yusuf (AS)
  • Patience and Longing of Yaqoob (AS)
  • Yusuf’s (AS) Life in the Well and Slavery
  • Temptation and Imprisonment
  • Yusuf’s (AS) Leadership and Wisdom
  • Reunion with His Brothers
  • Reunion with Yaqoob (AS)
  • Lessons and Legacy
  • Birth and Early Life
  • Life in the Palace and Exile
  • Prophethood and the Burning Bush
  • Confrontation with Pharaoh
  • The Exodus and Parting of the Sea
  • Revelation of the Torah
  • Wandering in the Desert
  • Meeting with Hazrat Khizar (AS)
  • Musa’s (AS) Death and Legacy
  • Teachings and Legacy
  • Ancestry and Early Life
  • Defeat of Goliath (Jalut)
  • Prophethood and Kingship
  • Revelation of the Zabur (Psalms)
  • Miracles and Divine Gifts
  • Judgment and Wisdom
  • Tests and Trials
  • Leadership and Governance
  • Legacy and Death
  • Teachings and Lessons
  • Inheritance of Prophethood and Kingship
  • Wisdom and Judgments
  • Control Over the Jinn and Animals
  • Building of the Temple
  • The Queen Balqis
  • Miracles and Divine Gifts
  • Tests and Trials
  • Death and Legacy
  • Teachings and Lessons
  • References in the Quran (Suran Nam & Surah Sawd)
  • Righteousness and Devotion
  • The Supplication for a Child
  • The Miraculous Birth of Yahya (AS)
  • Righteousness and Purity
  • Prophetic Mission
  • Martyrdom
  • Patience and Perseverance
  • Divine Mercy and Miracles
  • Importance of Righteous Leadership
  • Humility and Gratitude
  • Miraculous Birth
  • Prophethood and Early Signs
  • Miracles of Prophet Isa (AS)
  • Message and Teachings
  • Challenges and Opposition
  • The Ascension
  • Return of Prophet Isa (AS)
  • Role in Islamic Eschatology
  • Teachings and Lessons
  • Zulqarnain AS
  • People of Cave (Ashab-e-Kahf)
  • Birth and Lineage
  • Orphanhood
  • Youth and Character
  • First Revelation
  • Public Preaching and Opposition
  • The Hijra (Migration)
  • Constitution of Medina
  • Major Battles
  • Treaty of Hudaybiyyah
  • Conquest of Mecca
  • Farewell Pilgrimage
  • Teachings of Islam
  • Hadith and Sunnah
  • Final Illness and Passing
  • Spread of Islam
  • Role as a Model

Course Duration

18 sessions

Session Duration

1 hour

Course Level

Beginner/Intermediate

Teaching Methods
  • Storytelling with a focus on engaging narratives and historical context.
  • Interactive discussions to explore the lessons and applications of each story.
  • Group activities and reflections to encourage personal connection to the stories.
Assessment
  • Participation in discussions and group activities.
  • Short quizzes and reflections on the stories and their lessons.
  • Final project or presentation on a selected Prophet and their impact.
Who Should Enroll
  • Individuals interested in deepening their understanding of the Prophets of Islam.
  • Students and adults seeking to learn more about the moral and spiritual lessons from Prophetic stories.
  • Those involved in religious education or Islamic studies.
Prerequisites
  • No prior knowledge is required; the course is designed for beginners and those interested in learning more.

Outcome

 By the end of the course, students will:

⦿ Have a comprehensive understanding of the lives and missions of key Prophets.

⦿ Be able to articulate the moral and spiritual lessons from the stories of the Prophets.

⦿ Apply the lessons learned to personal and community life.

Binding Hearts in Faithful Worship

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