✅ 1. Lesson Plan Format (for teachers or online classes)

📚 Islamic Studies Lesson Plan: Sulah (Reconciliation)

Topic: Sulah – The Power of Peace in Islam
Age Group: 10+
Time: 30–40 minutes
Objective:
Students will understand the meaning of Sulah, its importance in Islam, and how to apply it in real-life situations.

🌟 Learning Outcomes:

By the end of the lesson, students will be able to:

• Define the term Sulah

• Explain why reconciliation is important in Islam

• Identify real-life situations where Sulah is needed

• Describe the rewards of making peace

• Learn basic steps to help others reconcile

🗒️ Lesson Outline:

1. Warm-up Discussion (5 mins):

   • Ask: “What do you do when you have a fight with a friend or sibling?”

   • Brief discussion to connect with real-life experiences

2. Core Content (15 mins):

   • Explain the meaning of Sulah (in simple terms)

   • Share Qur’anic verse:

     “And reconciliation is best” – Qur’an 4:128

   • Share Hadith:

     “Reconciling between people is better than prayer, fasting, and charity.” – Tirmidhi

   • Discuss the importance of peace, unity, and forgiveness in Islam

3. Practical Examples (10 mins):

   • Family arguments

   • Friends fighting over small issues

   • Disagreements in class or between neighbors

   • How Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) would solve conflicts with mercy

4. Activity (5–10 mins):

   • Role-play: One student is a mediator trying to solve a conflict between two friends

   • Or: Students write a short letter to someone they had a disagreement with

5. Wrap-Up and Dua (5 mins):

   • Recite a dua for peace and unity

   • Encourage students to take the first step if they’re in conflict with anyone

🧠 Homework Idea:

Ask students to talk to someone they’ve had a disagreement with and try to make peace. They can share their experience in the next class.

🎨 2. Poster or Infographic Style (Visual Content)

🕊️ SULAH – Make Peace, Not War 🕊️

What is Sulah?
Sulah means making peace and solving problems in a kind way.

Why is it important?
🟢 Allah loves those who bring peace
🟢 It keeps families, friends, and communities united
🟢 It protects us from sins like anger, hate, and gossip

How to make Sulah?
✅ Talk calmly
✅ Listen to both sides
✅ Forgive and let go
✅ Ask for help if needed

📖 “Reconciliation is best.” – Qur’an 4:128
💬 “Making peace is better than prayer, fasting, and charity.” – Hadith (Tirmidhi)

🧒 3. Kids’ Version (Simple and Friendly)

🕊️ Let’s Learn About Sulah!

Sulah means fixing a fight or making peace when people are upset with each other.

👧👦 Have you ever had an argument with a friend? Or a fight with your brother or sister?
👉 Islam teaches us not to stay angry. We should say sorry, forgive, and be kind again.

💡 What does Allah say?

📖 “Reconciliation is best.” – Qur’an 4:128

🌟 The Prophet (PBUH) said that making peace is better than praying, fasting, and giving money!

🤝 How Can YOU Make Peace?

• Say “I’m sorry” if you did something wrong

• Say “I forgive you” if someone hurt you

• Ask an adult to help you talk if it’s hard

• Smile and be kind—even if you feel upset

🏆 What Happens When You Make Sulah?

• Allah is happy with you 😊

• You feel better inside ❤️

• Your friends and family love you more

• You earn good deeds 📿