Prophet Ibrahim had a dream where he slaughtered his son Ismail. When he told Ismail about the dream, Ismail said he was willing to be sacrificed. Satan tried to stop the sacrifice, but God sent Angel Jibril with a ram to sacrifice instead of Ismail. Now during Hajj, pilgrims stone pillars and sacrifice animals in commemoration of Ibrahim's sacrifice, and Muslims celebrate Eid al-Adha every year.
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Grade-5 (Unit-7) Lesson-1 the Great Sacrifice Notes
Prophet Ibrahim had a dream where he slaughtered his son Ismail. When he told Ismail about the dream, Ismail said he was willing to be sacrificed. Satan tried to stop the sacrifice, but God sent Angel Jibril with a ram to sacrifice instead of Ismail. Now during Hajj, pilgrims stone pillars and sacrifice animals in commemoration of Ibrahim's sacrifice, and Muslims celebrate Eid al-Adha every year.
Prophet Ibrahim had a dream where he slaughtered his son Ismail. When he told Ismail about the dream, Ismail said he was willing to be sacrificed. Satan tried to stop the sacrifice, but God sent Angel Jibril with a ram to sacrifice instead of Ismail. Now during Hajj, pilgrims stone pillars and sacrifice animals in commemoration of Ibrahim's sacrifice, and Muslims celebrate Eid al-Adha every year.
a) Ibrahim (AS) saw in his dream that he was slaughtering his son. b) Prophet Ibrahim (AS) related the dream to his son Isma’il (AS). Ibrahim (AS) found his son was ready to offer himself for sacrifice. Isma’il (AS) said to his father: “In-sha’Allah, you will find me among the steadfast.” c) Satan tried to prevent the sacrifice. d) Allah (SWT) sent the angel Jibril (AS) with a ram to slaughter in place of Isma’il (AS). This ram had been pasturing for forty years in Paradise. It had been created by Allah (SWT) for this event. Ibrahim (AS) slaughtered the ram in place of Isma’il (AS). e) In memory of this remarkable event, the pilgrims in Hajj stone three pillars in Mina and sacrifice animals, and Muslims all over the world celebrate Eid al- Adh-ha (Eid of Sacrifice) every year. 2. Select the right answer. a) Hajar (AS) b) Isma’il (AS) c) The sacrifice of Prophet Ibrahim (AS)