Wednesday 19th November
Grammar Warm Up
LC: to identify the purpose of an apostrophe used for belonging and omission
won't
let's
teacher's
boys'
Ahmet's
LC: to justify responses to a text using evidence
Look back at Chapter 10 and Ahmet's presentation.
Find your questions for Ahmet that you wrote last week.
Did Ahmet's presentation help us find the answers?
Go to Seesaw and write your questions in the grid that you can now answer.
Now use the answers to write a paragraph about Ahmet
using the 3rd person. Explain what happened to him on his journey from
Syria to London.
Begin:
Ahmet is a refugee and he comes from Syria...
19/11/25
Multiplication and division revision on Seesaw
19/11/25
LC: Explain the impact of believing that the Quran is the divine revelation
What is divine revelation?
Believing that the Qur’an is a divine revelation means that Muslims think it is the word of God (Allah) given to the Prophet Muhammad. This belief can impact their lives in many ways:
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Guidance for Life: Muslims try to follow the teachings in the Qur’an to know what is right and wrong. It helps them make good choices.
Example: Being kind, honest, and fair to others. -
Daily Worship: Muslims read or listen to the Qur’an during prayers. It helps them feel close to God and remember His rules.
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Moral and Personal Behaviour: Believing the Qur’an is from God encourages Muslims to act in ways that please Him.
Example: Helping people in need, being respectful, and forgiving others. -
Celebrations and Special Times: During Ramadan, Muslims read the Qur’an more carefully and try to follow its teachings more closely.
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Comfort and Strength: When going through a difficult time, Muslims read or listen to the Qur’an to feel comforted and remember that God cares for them.
Task
How does the belief that the Qur'an is a divine revelation impact the lives of Muslims?
Here are some clues:
