Colleges

• The concept of prophecy and messengership, and their importance to human society, is understood.
• Prophets, God's chosen messengers, have historically faced immense prejudice and persecution. Among those who endured slander and abuse are prominent figures like Noah, Abraham, Moses, Joseph, Jesus, and Muhammad. Noah, after dedicating 950 years to preaching God's oneness, was ridiculed and ostracized by his people, who refused to believe him. They mocked his message and his construction of the ark, only to be devastated by the great flood when they finally faced God's wrath. Abraham, renowned for his unwavering faith and submission to God, was cast into a fiery furnace by his pagan king, Nimrod, for refusing to worship idols. God, however, miraculously saved him, demonstrating His power and Abraham's righteousness. Moses, tasked with leading the Israelites out of Egyptian slavery, faced Pharaoh's relentless oppression and disbelief. He endured countless challenges, including plagues and the threat of annihilation, all while God guided him and punished the wicked. Joseph, blessed with the gift of interpreting dreams, was betrayed by his jealous brothers, who sold him into slavery and falsely accused him of assault. Despite his suffering and imprisonment, Joseph remained steadfast in his faith, eventually rising to a position of power in Egypt and saving his people from famine. Jesus, whose teachings centered on love, compassion, and divine guidance, was maligned by the religious authorities of his time. They accused him of blasphemy and sedition, leading to his crucifixion. Yet, his followers believe he was raised to heaven and will return, a testament to his divine mission. Muhammad, the final prophet in Islam, faced fierce opposition and persecution from the Quraysh tribe in Mecca. He endured physical attacks, mockery, and social boycott for his unwavering message of monotheism and social justice. Despite these hardships, his faith and determination led to the spread of Islam throughout the world. These prophets, through their resilience and unwavering faith in the face of adversity, serve as powerful examples for humanity, demonstrating the enduring strength of conviction and the triumph of truth over falsehood. Their stories inspire believers to remain steadfast in their faith, even when confronted with the harshest of criticisms and opposition.
• This describes the most important countries visited by prophets and messengers.

Skills:

• Compares some prophets and messengers through what is mentioned in the Holy Quran and historical sources.
• Analyzes the stance of some peoples towards the sending of prophets and messengers by God.
• Draws lessons and morals from the stories of the prophets.
• The prophets are arranged chronologically.

Values, autonomy and responsibility:

• He trusts his abilities and continues to learn on his own.
• He works well with a team and takes responsibility.
• Integrates effectively into the national context.