Names of Allah: Book 7
The Most Beautiful Names Belong to Allah
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Discover the names that bridge the gap between the Creator and the created. This volume features ten powerful attributes including Ar-Ra’oof, Al-Wadood, and At-Tawwab that showcase the overwhelming love and forgiveness Allah has for His servants. Embrace the peace that comes from knowing the One who is both the Pardoner (Al-’Afuww) and the Most Grateful (Ash-Shaakir).
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Sensory & Kinesthetic Expansion Guide
As an educator with over 30 years of experience, I know that children learn best when they move. Use these activities to turn a worksheet into a lasting memory.
Book 7: Love & Forgiveness
Names: Al-Wadood, Al-Ghafoor, At-Tawwab, etc.
💞 The "Warm Hug" (Sensory/Emotional): For Al-Wadood (The Most Loving), use a weighted blanket or a warm rice bag. The "deep pressure" sensation is calming and helps the child associate the Name with the feeling of being securely loved.
✋ The "Eraser Trace" (Tactile): For Al-Ghafoor (The Forgiving), have the child write a "mistake" in pencil and then slowly, intentionally erase it, visualizing how Allah wipes away our errors when we ask.
🏃💛 Kinesthetic & Spiritual: For At-Tawwab (The Acceptor of Repentance), teach the Hadith of Uthman (ra) regarding wudu. Perform wudu and two focused rak’at together as a physical act of seeking a fresh start.
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Narration of Humran, the freed slave of Uthman bin Affan (ra).
Book 7 Overview: Mercy & Growth
- The Names we learn: Focuses on Al-Wadood (The Loving), Al-Ghafoor (The Forgiving), and At-Tawwab (The Accepter of Repentance).
- Big and bold: The text in this volume is extra clear, making it a perfect resource for classroom displays or home learning centers.
- Who it’s for: A foundational resource for teaching children about divine mercy and how to move forward positively after making mistakes.
Looking for more?
Continue the journey with Names of Allah Book 8: Power & Might or Return to The Names of Allah LearningKeel Guide.
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