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Introduction page  Topic No 03: Prophet / Messenger ﷺ 1. Prophet / Messenger A Prophet is a blessed person chosen by Allah. He conveys Allah’s message to people through Angel Jibraeel (AS). 2. Number of Prophets Allah sent about 1,24,000 Prophets to guide mankind. 3. First Prophet Hazrat Adam (AS) was the first Prophet. 4. Last Prophet Hazrat Muhammad (SAW) is the last Prophet. 5. Khatam-un-Nabiyyin Means Final Prophet No Prophet will come after Hazrat Muhammad (SAW).  Life of Prophet Muhammad (SAW) 1. Name Our last Prophet is Hazrat Muhammad (SAW) 2. Father Name Hazrat Abdullah 3. Mother Name Hazrat Amina 4. Grandfather Hazrat Abdul Muttalib 5. Birth Place Makkah Mukarramah (Saudi Arabia) 6. Date of Birth 12 Rabi-ul-Awwal 7. Age at Death 63 years 8. Burial Place Madinah Munawwarah 9. Finality of Prophethood Hazrat Muhammad (SAW) is the last Prophet No Prophet will come after ...

Introduction page  Surah Al Kausar   is the shortest Surah of the Holy Quran. Surah Al-Kawthar has only 3 verses. Surah Al Kausar is recited for the good and blessing of the house . Introduction Surah Al Kausar is the 108th Surah of the Holy Quran. This Surah was revealed in Mecca. Although it is the shortest Surah, it contains great good news and a reward from Allah Almighty for His beloved Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him).   Allah(swt) Says: 1-Aayat Translation. Indeed We have granted you (O Muhammad Al-Kausar). 2-Aayta Translation. So Pray to your Lord and Sacrifice (to him alone). 3-Aayat Translation. Indeed your enemy is the one cut off.

Introduction page   Good Habits. Good habits are those habits that turn us into good people. Good habits enhance our good conduct and manners.  A good child always tells the truth.  A good child is honest and never steals.  A good child does not tell a lie.  A good child honors his parents and other elders.  A good child helps others.  A good child is polite and nice.  A good child does not irritate others.  A good child keeps himself and his surroundings neat and clean.  A good child works hard and accomplishes his work. Good habits  are those good habits such as telling the truth, being helpful to others, and respecting everyone.

Introduction page  Cleanliness Manners.   C leanliness  Manners  are the proper conduct that we observe so as to maintain cleanliness within our body our clothes and our environment. Cleanliness is a key factor in our life and Islamic teachings.  Allah SWT likes cleanliness.  Good children clean their teeth with Miswak daily.  Good children play at clean place.  Good children cut their nails every week.  Good children cut their hair every month. Allah SWT loves cleanliness. A good child keeps his body and clothing clean. He cleans his mouth every day or uses Miswak to brush his teeth. Before and after eating, he washes his hands. He plays in clean areas. He cuts his nails once a week. He takes a shower frequently. He cuts his hair once a month. He keeps his house and classroom clean. Cleanliness manner s include good manners regarding keeping oneself clean which involve things like hand washing teeth brushing and wearing clean clothes.

Introduction page  Respect for Parents &  Elders. Respect for parents and elders means showing love, care, and good behavior towards them. It is our duty to treat them kindly and listen to their advice.  Respect for parents Good children listen to their parents advice. Good children obey their parents. Good children respect their parents. Good children talk to their parents in low voice. Good children Serve their parents. Respect for Elders. Good children say Salam to elders. Good children respect elders. Good children sit respectfully in front of elders. Good children speak in low voice in front of elders. Good children obey elders and don't misbehave.  Respect for parents and elders means showing love, obedience, and good behavior towards them by speaking politely, helping them, and following their guidance.

Introduction page   Sleeping Manners Sleeping manners are the good habits and polite behavior we follow before and during sleep. They help us stay healthy and follow a disciplined lifestyle. Sleep  early after Isha Prayers. Dust off bed before sleeping, Sleep on your right side. Recite sleeping Dua before sleep. Recite Dua after Awaking.( Thank to Allah when you wake up .) Sleeping manners are good habits we follow before and during sleep, such as sleeping on time, keeping clean, and saying prayers. Introduction page 

Introduction page   Drinking Manners Drinking etiquette refers to those proper etiquettes that people must practice during their drinking of water or any other drinkable substance. Basic Drinking Manners: Drink with right hand. Drink while sitting. Check water before drinking. Say Bismillah before drinking. Finish water in three breaks. Do not drink in one go; take small sips. Dont wast a water. Do not Make Noise while drinking. Say Alhamdulillah after drinking. Drinking Manners is the good behavior we show while drinking by drinking slowly, using the correct hand, and not wasting water. Introduction page 

   Introduction page  Eating Manners: Dining etiquette is the good habits and polite behavior we adopt while eating. They respect others and help us stay healthy. Basic Eating Manners: 1- Wash Your Hands Always wash your hands before and after eating. 2- Before Start Eating we Say Bissmillah. When we start Eating then must Say “ Bismillah”. You should not talk while eating.  You should eat in silence. 3- Use. Eat while Sitting Eat whith Right Hand. Eat food which is laid right in front of you. Don't Eat Very Hot Food. 4- Take Small Bites. Do not take large bites.  Eat slowly. Eat with three Fingers. 5-  Chew properly. Chew your food well before swallowing it. 6- Keep the Mouth Close. Do not make any sounds while Eating. 7- Respect other people. Eat sharing the food and do not be greedy/selfish. 8- Do Not Wast the Food. Take food only what you can eat. 9- Say Alhamdulillah.  When Finish the meal/eat then say Alhamdulillah (Dua). 10- Wash Hands. Must W...

Introduction This book is designed to help students learn basic Islamic knowledge in an easy and interesting way. It covers important topics such as Islamic etiquette (etiquette) and selected surahs with their translations. The quiz format helps students test their understanding and improve their learning. Each section is simple and focuses on building good character and a strong knowledge of Islam. Sections  Overview: Section 1: Islamic Manners(Aadab). This chapter teaches how a Muslim should behave in daily life, such as speaking politely, respecting others, and following good manners. click this then open this pages ⏬                   Good Habits.           Eating Manners:                      Drinking Manners :                      Sleeping Manners :    ...

      Introduction page                                   Topic 02 : اللہ تعالی Allah Question no 09 : Who is Allah?  Answer : Allah (SWT) is the creator of the entire/whole universe and Everything in it.

Introduction page  QUR'AN Qur'an The Qur'an which translates as “recitation”, is the holy book of Islam and regarded by Muslims as the exact word of God (Allah) that has been revealed to the Prophet Muhammad ﷺ   through Angel  Gabriel(A.S) . The Holy Qur'an is a source of Islamic theology, law, morals teachings, ethics, and guidance. Key facts Language: Classical Arabic Revelation period:  The Quran was revealed between 610 and 632 CE. Total Number of Surahs (chapters): 114; more than 6000 verses (ayat) Main themes: Monotheism, guidance, morality, life after death, and legislation Compilation:  The Quran was compiled into a complete book around 650 AD during the reign of  Khalifa Usman  رضی اللہ عنہ  (may Allah be pleased with him). Revelation and compilation The Quran was revealed over a period of 23 years during the prophethood of Muhammad. Its initial collection included memorization and recording, or writing, by Muhammad's followers....

Introduction page   ISLAMIC QUIZ.y Topic 01 : Basic of Islam Question no 01 : Who are you? ( Answer in an Islamic way )  Answer: I Am A Muslim. (this is about our Religion.)

The Quran: Allah's Final Message: The Holy Quran is a sacred book for Muslims, revealed by Allah, providing guidance in every aspect of life. The Importance of the Quran: The Quran provides Muslims with guidance on ethics, worship, dealings, and social life. It is a source of guidance.  The Beginning of Revelation: Revelation of the Quran began when Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) was forty years old, with the first revelation occurring in the Cave of Hira.  Preservation of the Quran: The preservation of the Quran is guaranteed by Allah. He said: > إِنَّا نَحْنُ نَزَّلْنَا الذِّكْرَ وَإِنَّا لَهُ لَحَافِظُونَ >  "Indeed, it is We who sent down the Quran, and indeed, We will be its guardian."                                      (Surah Al-Hijr: 9)   Miracles of the Quran: The Quran contains various scientific, historical, and literary miracles, proving its authenticity. ...

 My educational journey has always been a valuable and memorable experience for me. I began my early education at Al-Muslim High School , where I learned the fundamental principles of education and built a strong academic foundation. The time I spent at this school holds great significance for me, as I actively participated not only in academic activities but also in extracurricular ones. Later, I continued my college education at ILM (Institute of Leadership Management) . Here, I gained many practical life lessons that have been beneficial not only in my academic journey but also in other aspects of life. At this institution, I improved my leadership and management skills, which are proving to be extremely useful in my professional career today. Following this, I pursued further education at Fatima Jinnah Foundation Academy , where I experienced significant intellectual and academic growth. The supportive environment, the kindness of my teachers, and the excellent educational fa...

The Curse of Mahru’s Mansion (A Ghost Story Full of Mystery & Horror) Deep in the forgotten outskirts of a small town, Mahru’s Mansion stood in eerie silence. Once a grand estate filled with laughter and music, now it was nothing more than a decaying ruin, haunted by whispers of a deadly curse . No one dared to enter, for those who did—never returned. The Mysterious Dare One stormy night, a group of five friends— Arman, Zara, Rida, Sameer, and Bilal —decided to test the legend. They had heard the stories: Mahru, a young girl who vanished decades ago, was said to still roam the halls, seeking revenge . But none of them believed in ghosts. “Just a mansion, nothing more,” Arman smirked as they pushed open the rusted gates. The air inside was unnaturally cold , and the old wooden floor creaked under their steps. The Shadow in the Hallway As they moved deeper into the mansion, Rida suddenly froze . “Did you hear that?” she whispered. A child’s giggle echoed in the dark . The gr...