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• Description:

  Download a printable Grade 2 IRE Revision Topical Questions and Answers Booklet in PDF document format. Developed for lower primary Islamic Religious Education (IRE) teachers, learners, parents, and madrasa tutors, this booklet delivers targeted topical practice across the Grade 2 syllabus. Featuring clean Arabic letter-tracing grids, short surah analyses, prophetic biographies, and moral character studies, this resource is designed to build foundational Islamic knowledge, Qur'anic literacy, and devotional discipline.

  This booklet presents the topical revision questions, while the corresponding answers are provided in a separate document. This arrangement allows learners to attempt the questions independently before consulting the answers for checking, marking, feedback, and self-assessment.

  The booklet covers seven primary strands aligned with the lower primary Islamic religious curriculum:

  • Strand 1: Qur'an: 7 structured questions assessing early Arabic script and short surahs:
    • Arabic Alphabet: Letter completion and missing character recognition tasks for joined and isolated Arabic letters.
    • Surah Al-Falaq: Identifying verse counts, reciting the surah when going to sleep or seeking divine refuge, and drawing and naming three things created by Allah.
    • Surah Al-Ikhlas: Identifying the place of revelation (Makkah) and stating its verse count (4 verses).
  • Strand 2: Pillars of Iman (Faith): 10 questions exploring foundational Islamic beliefs:
    • Belief in Books of Allah: Stating the total number of pillars of Iman (6 pillars) and writing the holy books revealed by Allah using initial letter cues (Quran, Taurat, Zabur, Injeel).
    • Prophets of Allah: Listing five names of the prophets of Allah (such as Adam, Nuh, Ibrahim, Musa, Isa, and Muhammad P.B.U.H.).
  • Strand 3: Sirah (Life of the Prophet Muhammad P.B.U.H.): 10 historical narrative questions:
    • Family and Early Childhood: Identifying the foster mother Halima As-Sa'diyyah, mother Amina, burial place of Amina at Abwaa, and the Prophet's age (six years) when his mother passed away.
    • Guardianship and Youth: Care under his grandfather Abdul Muttalib, duration of care for two years until death at age eight, subsequent guardianship under his uncle Abu Talib, and learning the trading profession.
  • Strand 4: Hadith: 8 questions focusing on prophetic traditions:
    • Daily Prayers and Virtues: Listing the five daily obligatory prayers (Fajr, Dhuhr, Asr, Maghrib, Isha), identifying the last prayer of the day (Isha), and completing the hadith stating that the best deed is performing swalah on time.
    • Social Ethics: Listing three practical ways of showing kindness, love, and consideration to immediate neighbors.
  • Strand 5: Devotional Acts: 7 questions covering Islamic ritual duties:
    • Pillars of Islam and Swalah: Stating the total number of pillars of Islam (5 pillars), recognizing Swalah as the second pillar, and identifying the daily frequency of five obligatory prayers.
    • Wudhu (Ablution): Emphasizing cleanliness in Islam, listing three sources of clean natural water for wudhu (rain, rivers, wells), and drawing and naming three body parts washed during ablution.
  • Strand 6: Moral Teachings: 8 questions evaluating Islamic etiquette and character:
    • Toileting Manners: Listing three toileting etiquettes, identifying the left foot for entry and right foot for exit, and understanding the supplication recited before entering the toilet.
    • Bedtime Routine: Identifying surahs recited before sleeping (such as Surah Al-Falaq, An-Nas, and Al-Ikhlas).
    • Compassion: Completing the hadith on not annoying neighbors, and listing three practical ways of caring for domestic animals.
  • Strand 7: Islamic Festivals and Rites: 10 questions covering celebrations and newborn traditions:
    • Islamic Calendar and Birth: Stating the total of twelve lunar months in the Islamic calendar, identifying the birth month of the Prophet (Rabi' al-Awwal), and understanding the celebration of Aqiqah.
    • Newborn Rites: The timing of Aqiqah on the seventh day, slaughtering one animal for a baby girl and two animals for a baby boy, shaving the baby's hair, performing circumcision (Khitan), reciting the Adhan into the right ear and the Iqamah into the left ear, and using soft dates for Tahneek.

  The assessment employs early primary question formats, including multiple-choice options, letter tracing, drawing activities, listing prompts, and fill-in-the-blanks. These exercises help young learners develop basic Islamic literacy, understand practical etiquettes, and memorize key theological concepts. Teachers can integrate this booklet into weekly continuous assessment tests, madrasa lessons, or termly revision, while parents will find the clear layout ideal for structured revision at home.

  This downloadable PDF topical questions booklet provides an organized framework for reinforcing Islamic values and preparing Grade 2 learners for school and madrasa assessments.

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• Category:

  Questions and Answers
• Level:

  Grade 2
• Subject:

  IRE
• Posted By:

  Caleb_Peter

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