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Lesson Eight Hajj

Lesson Eight Hajj. Learning Objective. To understand the relationship between belief and practice during Hajj. Starter. I am going to make up a story. You are going to come up with symbols to relate to each key word: Betty Heaven Hell Love.

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Lesson Eight Hajj

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  1. Lesson EightHajj

  2. Learning Objective To understand the relationship between belief and practice during Hajj

  3. Starter I am going to make up a story. You are going to come up with symbols to relate to each key word: • Betty • Heaven • Hell • Love

  4. Watch the video and begin to complete the map of hajj as you watch https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ok7-mB62xeE

  5. How much did you get? • Ihram – A state of ritual purity which Muslims enter into at the start of Hajj. They declare their intention (Niyah) to go on Hajj, shower and then dress in white garments which symbolise purity and equality amongst Muslims. • Tawaf – Circling the Ka’ba 7 times. The Ka’ba is believed to have been the first building ever built to worship one God. • Sa’y - Running between Safa and Marwa– Muslims run between these two hills in remembrance of Hajar who ran between the hills looking for water. It is believed that the Zamzam well miraculously appeared beneath Ismail’s feet to provide for them.

  6. How much did you get? • The stand at Arafat – Mount Arafat was the site of Muhammad’s final sermon. It is also believed to be where Adam gained forgiveness from God. Muslims stand to pray to God for forgiveness and reflect upon their lives. • Stoning pillars at Mina– During the journey Muslims will collect rocks to throw at the three stone pillars at Mina. The pillars represent the Devil’s temptations. It is believed that Ibrahim was tempted by the Devil here. The stoning represents Muslims’ rejection of the Devil. • Id-ul-Adha – Muslims will sacrifice an animal and give a portion of the meat to the poor (as a mark of equality between Muslims). This is in remembrance of Ibrahim’s obedience to God when he was asked to sacrifice his son Ismail. God provided him with a lamb to sacrifice instead.

  7. Hajj stories • Read at least one personal account of experiencing Hajj. • https://hajjstories.wordpress.com/2008/11/27/the-journey-of-forgiveness/#more-87

  8. Motivations for Hajj • In groups, read the statements that offer a variety of different reasons and motivations for going on Hajj. Put them in the order of which you consider to be the most important to the least.

  9. Plenary Hajj dominoes How quickly can we do it?

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