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    The document is a letter from a school informing parents about an upcoming research project and presentation on the religious holiday Eid ul Azha. It explains that students will research and discuss questions about the meaning and traditions of the holiday without having to submit written answers. The goal is for students to become independent learners by bringing real-world context into their curriculum. It then provides a list of 15 questions for students to explore about the religious significance of sacrifices, the story of Ibrahim and Ismail, how to care for animals, and how Eid ul Azha compares to Eid ul Fitr.

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    The document is a letter from a school informing parents about an upcoming research project and presentation on the religious holiday Eid ul Azha. It explains that students will research and discuss questions about the meaning and traditions of the holiday without having to submit written answers. The goal is for students to become independent learners by bringing real-world context into their curriculum. It then provides a list of 15 questions for students to explore about the religious significance of sacrifices, the story of Ibrahim and Ismail, how to care for animals, and how Eid ul Azha compares to Eid ul Fitr.

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    Class 2... Research... I..eid Ul Azha

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    The document is a letter from a school informing parents about an upcoming research project and presentation on the religious holiday Eid ul Azha. It explains that students will research and discuss questions about the meaning and traditions of the holiday without having to submit written answers. The goal is for students to become independent learners by bringing real-world context into their curriculum. It then provides a list of 15 questions for students to explore about the religious significance of sacrifices, the story of Ibrahim and Ismail, how to care for animals, and how Eid ul Azha compares to Eid ul Fitr.

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    The Prep School

    Dear Parents,
    By bringing real-life context to the curriculum through
    RESEARCH-BASED approach, we believe that our students can be
    encouraged to become independent workers, critical thinkers, and
    lifelong learners. You are requested to help your child enjoy the
    experience of researching and gathering the required information
    with reference to this project. You are pertinently informed that no
    written answers are required at all. However, a healthy oral
    classroom discussion by students and a multimedia presentation is
    scheduled as a follow-up.

    RESEARCH PROJECT: 1
    EID UL AZHA
    1. What is the meaning of the word ‘Eid?
    2. How many Eids do Muslims celebrate each year?
    3. Which Eid is celebrated after the month of Ramadan?
    4. Which Eid is celebrted in Zil Hajj?
    5. Why do Muslims celebrate Eid ul Azha?
    6. What does the word sacrifice mean?
    7. What is the purpose of sacrifice on Eid?
    8. Who were Hazrat Ibrahim (AS) and Hazrat Ismail(AS)?
    9. Which animals are slaughtered on Eid for sacrifice?
    10. How can we take care of animals we buy for sacrifice?
    11. What safety rules you think we should follow when taking care of animals?
    12. What is the best use of meat on Eid ul Azha?
    13. How can we help others on Eid ul Azha?
    14. What do you like best about Eid ul Azha?
    15. How is Eid ul Azha different from Eid ul Fitr?

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