Social

Laws in the
Holy Qur’an
‫بسم هللا والصالة والسالم على رسول هللا‬
‫‪Let’s Make Du’aa‬‬
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LO: To analyse some of the social laws in the Qur’an.

Success criteria

7-9 Some of the students could

explain the law of service by
using Qur’anic verses and
Ahadith.

4-6 Most of the students should

explain some manners of the
prophet Muhammad (PBUH).

1-3 All students must explain the

significance of manners in Islam.
 15 Jamadi Akher 1443 A.H. 18 Jan. 2022

Starter:

Search to find the evidences on the following:

Success criteria 1) Don't be rude to parents.

7-9 Some of the students could
2) Turn away from ill speech.
explain the law of service by 3) Don't make fun of others .
using Qur’anic verses and
Ahadith. 4) Walk in a humble manner
5) Respond to evil with good.
4-6 Most of the students should
explain some manners of the
6) Don't say what you don't do.
prophet Muhammad (PBUH).

Divine Islamic ruling Islamic values Islamic belief Biographies Identity and
1-3 All students must explain the revelation contemporary
issues
significance of manners in Islam.
 15 Jamadi Akher 1443 A.H. Social Laws in the Holy Qur’an 18 Jan. 2022

LO: To analyse some of the social laws in the Qur’an.

Social Laws in the Holy Qur’an

Success criteria
The Gift Sustainability Law
7-9 Some of the students could
explain the law of service by
using Qur’anic verses and Making the Necessary Effort
Ahadith.

4-6 Most of the students should The Laws of Morals

explain some manners of the
prophet Muhammad (PBUH).

The Law of Service

1-3 All students must explain the
significance of manners in Islam.
 15 Jamadi Akher 1443 A.H. Social Laws in the Holy Qur’an 18 Jan. 2022

Success criteria

7-9 Some of the students could

explain the law of service by
using Qur’anic verses and
Ahadith.

4-6 Most of the students should

explain some manners of the
prophet Muhammad (PBUH).

1-3 All students must explain the

significance of manners in Islam.
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Rubric
I can explain the law of service by using Qur’anic verses and Ahadith.
I can explain some manners of the prophet Muhammad (PBUH).
I can explain the significance of manners in Islam.
 15 Jamadi Akher 1443 A.H. Social Laws in the Holy Qur’an 18 Jan. 2022

LO: To analyse some of the social laws in the Qur’an.

The Main Activity:

Group 1
What is the significance of manners in Islam? Support your answer with
Qur’anic verses and Ahadith.
Success criteria Group 2
7-9 Some of the students could Explain some manners of the prophet Muhammad (PBUH). Support
explain the law of service by your answer with Qur’anic verses and Ahadith.
using Qur’anic verses and
Ahadith. Group 3
Explain the law of service. Why we are not in the same rank? Support
4-6 Most of the students should
your answer with Qur’anic verses and Ahadith.
explain some manners of the
prophet Muhammad (PBUH).

Divine Islamic ruling Islamic values Islamic belief Biographies Identity and
1-3 All students must explain the revelation contemporary
issues
significance of manners in Islam.
 Group 1
Islam is a comprehensive way of life, and
morality is one of the cornerstones Islam.
Morality is one of the fundamental sources of a
nation’s strength, just as immorality is one of the
main causes of a nation’s decline.Abu ad-Darda’
(RAA) narrated that the Messenger of Allah
(‫)ﷺ‬said: “The heaviest thing which will be put on
the believer’s scale (on the Day of Resurrection)
will be good morals.”
The prophet (pbuh) engaged the Qur'an at a deep
spiritual level, lady 'Aisha, Mother of The Faithful
described his character as a likeness of the
Qur'an. In her words she said, "He was the
Qur'an walking." Contemplate the manners of
Islam as the prophet (PBUH) said: “"All mankind
is from Adam and Eve. An Arab has no
superiority over a non-Arab, nor does a non-Arab
have any superiority over an Arab; a white has no
superiority over a black, nor does a black have
any superiority over a white; [none have
superiority over another] except by piety and
good action. Learn that every Muslim is a brother
to every Muslim and that the Muslims constitute
one brotherhood. Nothing shall be legitimate to a
Muslim which belongs to a fellow Muslim unless
it was given freely and willingly. Do not;
therefore, do injustice to yourselves."  than a reason for conflict, which is
The most fundamental characteristics of a
Muslim are piety and humility. Allah says: “And
turn not your face away from people (with pride),
nor walk in insolence through the earth.  Verily,
God likes not each arrogant boaster.  And be
moderate (or show no insolence) in your walking,
and lower your voice.  Verily, the harshest of all
voices is the voice (braying) of the ass.”
Group 2
1) Sincerity: The Prophet (pbuh) was sincere
and honest in all his matters, as God had
ordered him. Allah, the Exalted, says: "Say,
Indeed, my prayer, my rites of sacrifice, my
living and my dying are for God, Lord of the
worlds. No partner has He. And this I have
been commanded and I am the first (among
you) of the Muslims.“
2) Kindness and Compassion.
The Prophet was the kindest of people, and this
was also apparent in his treatment of infants.
"The Messenger of God (pbuh) performed Salah
(prayer) while he was carrying an infant girl
named Umaamah, daughter of Abul-Aas. When
he bowed, he put her on the ground, and when
he stood up, he would carry her again." 
He was gentle, generous, and smiled often. He
used to listen to the young and old with love
and care. He never complained or said “Uff” to
his servant. He used to help his spouse and
serve himself. He used to connect his kin and
honor his relatives. He used to initiate the talk
with his guests and listens carefully to them. He
used to accept the invitation of the slave and
free. He used to accept the gift and return
better then it. He used to initiate the greeting
and shaking the hand of others and would not
let go till the other does. He would not interrupt
others. He used forgive who wronged him, he
used to supplicate with guidance even to those
who harmed him and injured his foot and body.
He use to precede everyone if any harm or
danger threatened the Muslims.
He used fulfil his promises if he promised.
Group 3
Allah created all people from one soul,
Adam and made them vary in physical
strength, intelligence, size, provisions,
endurance, etc. Theses differences
among people are the reason why they
need each other; they need to serve
each other to achieve solidarity among
the members of the society and to
achieve progress and prosperity. In
Which Allah says: “Is it they who
distribute your Lord’s mercy? We ˹alone ˺
have distributed their ˹very˺ livelihood
among them in this worldly life and
raised some of them in rank above
others so that some may employ others
in service. ˹But˺ your Lord’s mercy is far
better than whatever ˹wealth˺ they
amass.” Just like the doctor serves his
society, the cleaner serves his
community. Had there been no cleaner,
the doctor would have been unable to
treat the diseases. The people’s need of
one another is a reason for
communication among them. This
should be a way towards mutual
understanding and co-existence rather
most often caused by greed and
covetousness. What matters is the
service one offers to his society rather
than the kind of job he does. The
Prophet (PBUH) says: “Allah loves if one
of you does a certain work to master it”
but he didn’t identify any work, as long
as it is Halal.
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Success criteria

7-9 Some of the students could

explain the law of service by
using Qur’anic verses and
Ahadith.

4-6 Most of the students should

explain some manners of the
prophet Muhammad (PBUH).

1-3 All students must explain the

significance of manners in Islam.
HPL Reflection Social Laws in the Holy Qur’an

be p? Measuring the progress:

ll
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w
at
x ts
h
W r ne
u
yo
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

4-6 Most of the students 7-9 Some of the students

1-3 All students must should explain some could explain the law of
explain the significance manners of the prophet service by using Qur’anic
of manners in Islam. Muhammad (PBUH). verses and Ahadith.

Rubric
I can explain the law of service by using Qur’anic verses and Ahadith.
I can explain some manners of the prophet Muhammad (PBUH).
I can explain the significance of manners in Islam.
 Success criteria
Plenary:
7-9 Some of the students could
explain the law of service by
using Qur’anic verses and
Ahadith.
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explain some manners of the
prophet Muhammad (PBUH).

Divine Islamic ruling Islamic values Islamic belief Biographies Identity and
1-3 All students must explain the revelation contemporary
issues
significance of manners in Islam.