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Islamic Curriculum: Further Studies
Islamic Curriculum: Further Studies is an Islamic Studies book on the Maktab shelf of the Labbaik Library, split into the 51 sections teachers track it by. Add it to a class in one tap and see where every class and student is in it, section by section.
- Publisher
- An-Nasihah
- Sections
- 51
- Pages
- 380
Contents of Islamic Curriculum: Further Studies
The 51 sections teachers mark progress against, in order, the printed page numbers.
- 1The Essentials · ‘Aqā’idpp. 16–18
- 2The Essentials · Ṭahārahpp. 19–27
- 3The Essentials · Ṣalāhpp. 28–37
- 4The Essentials · Du‘ā’pp. 38–43
- 5The Essentials · The Islamic Calendarpp. 44–45
- 6The Essentials · Sīrah Timelinepp. 46–47
- 7The Essentials · Timeline of Islamic Historypp. 48–57
- 8Faith & Belief · Attributes of Allāh ﷻpp. 58–67
- 9Faith & Belief · Believing in Allāh ﷻpp. 68–75
- 10Faith & Belief · Evil & Sufferingpp. 76–83
- 11Faith & Belief · Proofs of Prophethoodpp. 84–93
- 12Faith & Belief · The Final Revelationpp. 94–103
- 13Faith & Belief · The Search for Truthpp. 104–115
- 14Devotional Acts · Khushū‘ in Ṣalāhpp. 116–125
- 15Devotional Acts · Understanding Ṣalāhpp. 126–149
- 16Devotional Acts · Nawāfil Ṣalāhpp. 150–155
- 17Devotional Acts · Ṣalāh al-Musāfirpp. 156–161
- 18Devotional Acts · The Day of Jumu‘ahpp. 162–167
- 19Devotional Acts · Ṣawmpp. 168–173
- 20Devotional Acts · Ḥajjpp. 174–189
- 21A Muslim Identity · Expressions of Faithpp. 190–201
- 22A Muslim Identity · Characteristics of a Believerpp. 202–205
- 23A Muslim Identity · The Prophetic Examplepp. 206–209
- 24A Muslim Identity · Self Reformationpp. 210–213
- 25A Muslim Identity · Mental Healthpp. 214–217
- 26A Muslim Identity · Muslim Contributionspp. 218–223
- 27A Muslim Identity · Muslims Around the Worldpp. 224–231
- 28Living Islām · Familypp. 232–237
- 29Living Islām · Communitypp. 238–243
- 30Living Islām · The Masjidpp. 244–249
- 31Living Islām · Free-Mixingpp. 250–255
- 32Living Islām · Marriagepp. 256–273
- 33Living Islām · Death & Bereavementpp. 274–289
- 34Money & Wealth · Ḥalāl Earningspp. 290–297
- 35Money & Wealth · Zakāh & Ṣadaqahpp. 298–305
- 36Money & Wealth · Economicspp. 306–311
- 37Money & Wealth · Investmentspp. 312–319
- 38Money & Wealth · Inheritancepp. 320–327
- 39Contemporary Matters · Addictionpp. 328–331
- 40Contemporary Matters · Drugs & Intoxicantspp. 332–335
- 41Contemporary Matters · Gamingpp. 336–339
- 42Contemporary Matters · P*rnographypp. 340–345
- 43Contemporary Matters · Social Mediapp. 346–359
- 44Contemporary Matters · Discriminationpp. 360–365
- 45Contemporary Matters · Materialismpp. 366–371
- 46Forty Aḥādīth · Faith & Beliefp. 372
- 47Forty Aḥādīth · Devotional Actspp. 373–374
- 48Forty Aḥādīth · A Muslim Identitypp. 375–376
- 49Forty Aḥādīth · Living Islāmp. 377
- 50Forty Aḥādīth · Money & Wealthpp. 378–379
- 51Forty Aḥādīth · Contemporary Mattersp. 380
Only the cover and this outline are shared, never the book’s contents. All credit belongs to its author and publisher.
Tracking Islamic Curriculum: Further Studies in Labbaik
- Add it to a class. Pick it from the Library in one tap. Its sections come with it, so nobody types out a contents page.
- Mark progress as you teach. The ustadh marks each section as the class reaches it, and can mark any student who is ahead or behind.
- See where everyone is. The head teacher sees every class's place in every book, and parents see their child's progress in the portal.
More on running a maktab: Labbaik for maktabs and madrasahs and progress tracking from Qa’idah to Hifz.