GRADE 4 Week 4 / Session Schools

ALIVE 1/ Q3 Division:
February 20, 2024

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ALIVE
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Target Learning Islamic Values – Grade 4

Competencies
Demonstrate values such as Allah-fearing, obedience, faithfulness, and contentment by
internalizing the:
- concept of Zakāĥ and Ŝadaqah, its KaifiyyahAz- Zakāĥ (people obliged to give
Zakāĥ, properties subject to Zakāĥ and recipients of Zakāĥ)

Content Focus/ The Third Pillar of Islam (Az Zakāĥ)

Lesson Title
21st Century Skills Allah-Fearing, Obedience, Trust

Objectives
(Sub-tasked 1. Recognize the Az Zakāĥ as a Pillar of Islam.
lesson/instructional
2. Identify the conditions (Shurut) of Az Zakāĥ.
objectives based on the
target LCs for the week)

References & BOW for Grade 4/Third Quarter, page 36

other Needed Textbook for Grade 4 page 36-37
Learning Materials Videos, Pictures

Procedure
Daily Prayer/ Du’ah
Preliminaries Islamic Greetings
Classroom Rules
Checking of Attendance
Review & Learning Task No.1 - Review
Motivational 1. Showing pictures of 5 Pillars of Islam.
Activity Motive Question:
1. What are the 5 Pillar of Islam?
2. What is the number of Az Zakāĥ in the Pillar of Islam?

Learning Task No. 2- Motivation

> Show a picture of a Muslims giving Az Zakah
> Let the class describe the picture below
Introduction Az Zakāĥ is an Arabic word which means an obligatory portion of wealth must
be released for the benefit of the recipients who qualify based on specific criteria
(nisab) and conditions. Zakah cleanses both the giver and his/ her wealth.
Az Zakāĥ is an obligatory worship and the third pillar of Islam. It was
mentioned in the prayer 28 verses of the Qur’an.

Activity Lesson Proper:

- What is Az Zakāĥ?
Az Zakāĥ is an Arabic word which means an obligatory portion of wealth must
be released for the benefit of the recipients who qualify based on specific criteria
(nisab) and conditions. Zakah cleanses both the giver and his/ her wealth.
Az Zakāĥ is an obligatory worship and the third pillar of Islam. It was
mentioned in the prayer 28 verses of the Qur’an.
- The wisdom behind Giving Zakah
The following are the reasons for giving Zakah.
1. To cleanse the human being from the dirt of selfishness, greed and
stinginess and love of wealth.
2. To help the poor and the neighbor.
3. to build the social system wherein charity is given to those who need it
most. Zakah is a personal obligation to Allah to provide comfort and
assist the poor members of our community. It is not a legal entity.
4. To enable the wealthy member of the community to share their
income.
- Rule of Zakah
Zakah is an obligatory worship of a Muslim who owns wealth
subject to Zakah. Zakah must be taken from Muslims, male or female,
adult, or child, sane or insane.
Allah said in the Holy Qur’an:
“Take (o Muhammad) from their wealth az zakah (alms) in order to purify
them and sanctify them with it, and invoke Allah for them”. (At Tawbah
103)
Az zakah is a financial worship and Pillar of Islam. We cannot perform it
unless we have wealth. This is the reason why Islam encourage us
Muslims, to be lawful professions to gain wealth because if we are poor,
how can we give zakah?
Analysis Learning Task No. 3: Answer the following questions.
1. What is Zakah?
2. Why do we need to give Zakah?
3. How does the giver benefit in the practice of Zakah?
Abstraction Giving Az Zakah is a strong proof that Islam does not like poverty and
considers it as a malady that the Muslim society should be cured from.
- Prophet Muhammad said:
“The upper hand (giving hand) is better than the lower hand (receiving
hand)”.
Application Learning Task No. 4

> Group activity

> Divide the class into three
> Each group will do a simulation on the responsibility of every Muslim
to give Zakah.

Group 1: Muslim giving Zakah to their neighbor.

Group 2: Muslim giving Zakah to the homeless people.
Group 3: Muslim giving Zakah to help poor and most needy
individual.
Rubrics
Criteria/Category Points
Team work 5
Content 10
Total 15

Evaluation/ Direction: Read the statements below. Put a (/) if the statement is correct
Assessment and leave it blank if it is not.
_______1. Zakah is an obligatory worship and the third pillar of Islam. It
was mentioned with the prayer (Salah) in 28 verses of the Qur’an.
_______2. The following are the reason for giving Zakah:
a. To cleanse the human self from the dirt of selfishness, greed,
stinginess and love for wealth.
b. To help poor and the needy.
c. To build the social system wherein charity is given to those who
need it the most.
d. To limit the increase of wealth of the rich.
_______3. Zakah is an obligatory worship of Muslim who own wealth
subject to zakah. Zakah must be taken from Muslims, male or female,
adult, or child, sane or insane.
_______4. Zakah is not an obligatory worship of Muslims who owns
wealth subject to Zakah. Zakah must be taken from Muslims, male or
female, adult, or child, sane or insane.
_______5. Islam was built on four bases only: to testify that there is no
God but Allah; to believe that Muhammad is the Messenger of Allah; to
perform as Salah, to give Az zakah; and to perform Hajj.
Assignment Learning Task no.5
Study the wealth of az zakah where must be taken.
Reflection _______ No. of learners got 80% of the lesson.
_______ No. Of leaners needs enrichment
_______ No. Of learners needs remedial

Checked by:

HELEN V. RECLA

School Head

Prepared by:

NORBAISA G. TAN

Teacher I