Allah the Creator and Shaper
Today I can name Allah as Al-Khaliq and Al-Musawwir and explain what each name means.
A Look back3 min
- 1.
Salah is prayed five times a day. Which prayer comes after Dhuhr?
- 2.
Which pillar of Islam is fasting in Ramadan? Write its Arabic name.
- 3.
Allah's own words, given to the Prophet ﷺ, are called the ___.
B Watch me, then you4 min
Zara asks where the sky came from. Her teacher says Allah made it from nothing, and that is why one of His names is Al-Khaliq.

Al-Khaliq means The Creator.
Allah starts with nothing.
Allah brings a new thing into being.
- 1.
Join each word to its meaning.
Al-KhaliqTafakkurreflection on creationThe Creator
C Your turn8 min
Al-Khaliq makes things from nothing. Al-Musawwir is the Shaper of all things. Read each card, then answer.

- 1.
Al-Musawwir means the One who gives every thing its ... Circle the right word.
shapecolourname - 2.
Which name means The Creator, the One who makes things from nothing? Circle one.
Al-KhaliqAl-MusawwirTafakkur - 3.
Tafakkur is deep ___ on Allah's creation.
- 4.
Put these steps for tafakkur in order. Number each box from 1 to 4.
- Thank Allah for what you see
- Look carefully at one natural thing
- Think of Al-Khaliq or Al-Musawwir
- Notice its shape and colour
Say it out loud: Which word in each question tells you which name or idea is being asked about?
D Spot the mistake3 min
- 1.
Why is Kit wrong? Write one sentence.
E Think deeper4 min

- 1.
Pick one thing from nature, such as a mountain, a cloud or a lake. Which name fits it best, Al-Khaliq or Al-Musawwir? Explain how you know.