Selecting Friends Unit: 5, Lesson: 3 Learning Objectives: read the noble hadith properly. explain the meaning of vocabulary in the hadith and its overall meaning. distinguish between good friends and bad ones. express the importance of
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Selecting Friends Unit: 5, Lesson: 3<br>
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Learning Objectives: read the noble hadith properly.
explain the meaning of vocabulary in the hadith and its overall meaning.
distinguish between good friends and bad ones.
express the importance of selecting friends in the Muslim's life.
support sitting with good people and oppose sitting with bad people.
explain the friend's influence on one's personality and morals.
read the noble hadith well by heart.<br>
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An appropriate title for the above lines.
Good friend.
The advice offered by Imam AI-Shafe'i, may Allah have mercy upon him.
Seeking good friend
Traits you like to see in your friend .
Honesty, justice, love to Allah.
Traits you do not like to see in your friend .
Lying, injustice.<br>
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Good friends: They are like the holder of the musk, which is a very expensive perfume , because it is rare and difficult to extract.<br>
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Of the two types of friends: direct ones we meet face to face, and indirect ones we meet through social media. He advises you and enjoins you on good and forbids evil.
Indirect linked to research , writing and receiving science.<br>
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The bad effects I get from a bad friend in light of my understanding of the saying of the Messenger of Allah<br>
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what would you do in the following situations: A classmate whom you like a lot encourages you to escape from school and says studying is useless.
I do not listen to him because he is not right.
You saw a classmate sending from his smart phone an inappropriate photo to his classmate.
Advise him not to do this.
You receive a message from a social media website inviting you to join an unfamiliar suspicious group.
I do not respond to them.<br>
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The extent to which the following statement is true:
An indirect friend - known through websites and social media - is more dangerous than a direct friend Opinion: it is true
Evidence: The student will not leave his phone or computer except bed time.<br>
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Summarize the conditions for selecting a good friend. Piety and good character
Honesty and loyalty<br>
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What are the signs that would discourage you from befriending someone Bad behavior
Foul speech
Dishonesty
lying<br>
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Websites are our closest friends today. Explain positive features that websites should have. Sites that take advantage of well-known and reliable official bodies, such as general authority for Islamic affairs.<br>
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Explain the connection between this hadith and this line of poetry. A close relationship with one goal for the friend and his ethics.<br>
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How do these two relate to the hadith of this lesson? Call to choose the good commission.<br>
