Sharing Before Eid
Today I can explain why Eid ul-Fitr starts with sharing food with others.
A Look back3 min
- 1.
The five prayers go round in a circle. Which prayer is missing? Circle it.
AsrJumu'ahEid - 2.
Wudu starts with washing hands. Which step is missing from the chain? Circle it.
Rinse mouthWipe the shoesStand facing the door - 3.
Salah and fasting are two of the five ___ of Islam. Write the word.
B Watch me, then you4 min
Ola's family has been fasting in Ramadan. Look at the order they do things at Eid.
The family fasts until Ramadan ends.
Before the prayer, the family gives Zakat ul-Fitr.
Then everyone prays the Eid prayer together.
- 1.
Which step is missing from the chain? Circle it.
Eid prayerWash handsGo to school
C Your turn8 min
Read each card. Decide what happens before the Eid prayer and what happens at it.
- 1.
Put each card in the right column.
Give Zakat ul-Fitr to poor peopleStand in rows with othersPack rice for a poor familyPray together in a big groupBefore the Eid prayer At the Eid prayer - 2.
Join each word to its meaning with a line.
Eid ul-FitrZakat ul-FitrAllahu AkbarGod is the GreatestA gift of food for people who are poorThe Festival of Breaking the Fast - 3.
Who should get the Zakat ul-Fitr gift? Circle one.
People who do not have much foodOnly the family's own childrenPeople who already have lots of sweets - 4.
Ola puts on her best clothes first and says Eid Mubarak last. Put her Eid morning steps in order. Write 1 to 4 in the boxes.
- Say Eid Mubarak to friends
- Pray the Eid prayer together
- Put on best clothes
- Give Zakat ul-Fitr
Say it out loud: Which words on the cards tell you the gift comes before the prayer?
D Spot the mistake3 min
- 1.
Which comes first, the gift or the Eid prayer? Write it in your own words.
E Think deeper4 min
Before Eid, families give food to people who are poor. Look at the picture.
- 1.
Why do you think families share food before the big Eid celebrations? Tell your grown-up.
How did it feel?
Tell your grown-up one thing you liked about sharing before Eid.