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Islã: História e Tradições
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A religião do Islã remonta ao século 7 na antiga cidade de Meca, na Península Arábica. Hoje, é praticado por cerca de 2 bilhões de pessoas em todo o mundo! O Islã é a segunda maior religião do mundo e seus seguidores representam cerca de 25% da população total do mundo.
Ensinando Religiões Mundiais
Por Liane Hicks
Ensinar sobre várias religiões do mundo é um componente vital para o estudo da história, geografia e cultura do mundo. O estudo da religião é uma maneira poderosa para os alunos aprenderem mais sobre a história do mundo e os sistemas de crenças que influenciaram a cultura humana por milênios.
Storyboard Descrição
Existem muitos livros maravilhosos e lidos em voz alta para compartilhar com os alunos para aumentar sua compreensão do Islã. Este livro se chama A Aranha e as Pombas e ensina sobre a história da Hégira, a jornada do Profeta Muhammad de Meca a Medina para escapar da perseguição.
Texto do Storyboard
- A ARANHA E AS POMBAS de Farah Morley
- EXPOSITION
- CRESCENTE AÇÃO
- The Spider & The Doves: The Story of the Hijra by Farah Morley tells the story of the Prophet Muhammad’s* migration in 622 CE from Makkah (Mecca) to Yathrib (Medina) in order to escape persecution. The tale is told through the eyes of a spider and doves who witness the life of the Prophet Muhammad* and the Hijrah.
- CLIMAX / TURNING POINT
- "Even if you placed the sun in my right hand and the moon in my left, I will never give up my sacred duty to call people to God."
- The story begins in Mecca, in modern day Saudi Arabia. Long ago, Mecca was a small, beautiful and bustling city that was a respite in the middle of the Arabian desert. Near Mecca was a cave in Mount Thawr where a little spider and two nesting doves lived. The doves could travel far and wide and brought back stories of what they saw to the grateful spider.
- AÇÃO DE QUEDA
- The doves flew to Mecca and saw the wise, honest and kind-hearted man, Muhammad* who, like his ancestor Abraham*, was a Prophet and Messenger from God. Muhammad* taught that there is one God and that all living things should be treated with kindness and respect. The doves shared the stories of the Prophet Muhammad* with the spider who loved to hear about all the wonderful ways he would help people and animals.
- RESOLUTION
- Muhammad* spoke out against the cruelty of the leaders of Mecca and said everyone should worship the one true God. This angered the leaders. One day, the doves came to the spider in alarm saying that the leaders were going to try and kill Muhammad*! Muhammad* and his close friend fled and came upon the cave of Mount Thawr. They ducked inside to hide. When the spider saw him, he knew instantly that this man was the kind-hearted Messenger from God!
- The spider wished there was something he could do to help, but he felt so small and insignificant. Suddenly he had an idea: he would spin his web around the entrance of the cave! The spider's web deceived the evil men who were chasing Muhammad*. They believed that if anyone was inside, then the web and the nesting doves would have been disturbed. They went away and Muhammad* and Abu Bakr+ were safe!
- Muhammad* and Abu Bakr+ escaped and made their way to Yathrib where they received a warm welcome. The city was renamed Medinat al-Nabi, the City of the Prophet. A mosque was built and a constitution was established a constitution to keep peace amongst his followers and the other tribes. The name of Muhammad's flight is the Hijra. It allowed the spread of Muhammad's* beautiful message of love and kindness and the growth of Islam throughout the world.
- "In those days justice was for all, not just for the rich and powerful. People of different races and tribes, rich and poor, worked together as one; and peace ruled the land as it had always ruled the Prophet's* heart."
- 200 miles
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- Yathrib (Madinah / Medina)
- Makkah (Mecca)
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