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Year 4 Islamic RE: Spring 1 worksheet

“A clear victory at Hudaybiyyah” is free to print, with no account. It is the first sheet in the Year 4 Islamic studies unit “Islamic RE: Spring 1”, for children aged 8 to 9, and takes about 20 minutes.

Print it on A4. The child's pages come first; the answers, and what each wrong answer tells you, are on the grown-up page that follows. Weeks 13 to 18 of the year, 6 sheets in the unit.

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A clear victory at Hudaybiyyah

Name: ____________ · Date: ____________
Year 4 · Islamic RE · about 20 minutes
Answers are on the grown-up page

Today I can explain why the Treaty of Hudaybiyyah was called a clear victory.

A Look back3 min

  1. 1.

    The Hijrah to Madinah was in which year CE?

    AD 620AD 622AD 624AD 626AD 628AD 630Battle of UhudHudaybiyyah treaty
  2. 2.

    On the journey to Madinah, which place is missing from the chain? Circle it.

    MakkahMadinah
    Cave of ThawrMount UhudHudaybiyyah
  3. 3.

    Look at the timeline. Which event came before the treaty of Hudaybiyyah? Circle it.

    AD 620AD 622AD 624AD 626AD 628AD 630Battle of UhudHudaybiyyah treatyOpening of Makkah
    Battle of UhudOpening of Makkah

B Watch me, then you4 min

In 628 CE, Muslims set out from Madinah for Umrah. Quraysh stopped them at Hudaybiyyah. After long talks, both sides signed a treaty. Then Allah revealed Surah Al-Fath, calling it a clear victory.

Watch me
No Umrah this yearPeace and talksIslam spreads

The Muslims had to go home without doing Umrah. That felt hard.

But the treaty brought peace, so people could meet and talk freely.

Many more people heard about Islam, so Allah called it a clear victory.

Now you
  1. 1.

    Why did Allah call the treaty a clear victory? Circle the best reason.

    Treaty signedPeace
    The peace helped many people hear about IslamThe Muslims won a big battleThe Muslims did Umrah that year
  2. 2.

    What did the treaty bring between the Muslims and Quraysh? Circle it.

    Long talksTreaty signed
    PeaceA battleA new city

C Your turn7 min

Use the Hudaybiyyah story above to answer each question.

Hard at firstWait with sabrGood comes later
  1. 1.

    Join each word to its meaning.

    TreatyQurayshSabrSurah Al-Fath
    A surah about the treaty as a victoryPatience and steadfastnessA formal written agreementThe tribe who controlled Makkah
  2. 2.

    Put each card in the right box.

    Muslims had to go home without UmrahMuslims could meet and talk freelyPeople heard about IslamMuslims were seen as trustworthy
    Hard at firstShown to be good later
  3. 3.

    Number these steps from the story in the right order. Write 1 to 5 in the boxes.

    1. Surah Al-Fath was revealed about the treaty
    2. A treaty was signed
    3. Muslims set out from Madinah to perform Umrah
    4. Both sides talked through long negotiations
    5. Quraysh stopped the Muslims at Hudaybiyyah
  4. 4.

    Write one thing a Muslim can do when a situation feels unfair. Use the word sabr.

Say it out loud: Which card was hardest to place, and what helped you decide? Tell your grown-up why.

D Spot the mistake3 min

Sami says: “A treaty cannot be a victory, because nobody won a battle.”
No battle wonPeace treatyVictory?
  1. 1.

    Write why Sami is wrong.

E Think deeper3 min

Some Muslims were upset at the time, but the peace helped more people learn about Islam.

  1. 1.

    Use the chain to explain how peace could lead to more people learning about Islam.

    Peace is agreedPeople meet and talkMore hear of Islam

How did it feel?

Think about a time something felt unfair to you. What helped you keep going?

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For the grown-up

A clear victory at Hudaybiyyah · 2 minutes to read

Answers, and what a wrong one tells you

A

1. 622 Check which dot on the line is the blank. Ask your child to count along the line to that point.

2. Cave of Thawr Mount Uhud is a mountain near Madinah where a battle was fought, not a hiding place on the journey. Ask your child where the Prophet ﷺ and Abu Bakr (RA) hid during the Hijrah.

3. Battle of Uhud The Opening of Makkah was in 630, after the treaty in 628. Ask your child which event sits to the left of the treaty on the line.

B

1. The peace helped many people hear about Islam If your child circles the battle card, remind them no battle was fought at Hudaybiyyah. The peace let people meet, so many heard about Islam.

2. Peace If your child circles A battle, read the story again. The two sides talked and signed a treaty, and no battle was fought.

C

1. Treaty → A formal written agreement; Quraysh → The tribe who controlled Makkah; Sabr → Patience and steadfastness; Surah Al-Fath → A surah about the treaty as a victory They may be guessing from the first letter. Ask your child to read each word aloud and say what it means in their own words.

2. Hard at first: Muslims had to go home without Umrah · Shown to be good later: Muslims could meet and talk freely, People heard about Islam, Muslims were seen as trustworthy If the peace cards are in the first box, ask your child what the peace allowed people to do.

3. 1 Muslims set out from Madinah to perform Umrah · 2 Quraysh stopped the Muslims at Hudaybiyyah · 3 Both sides talked through long negotiations · 4 A treaty was signed · 5 Surah Al-Fath was revealed about the treaty Surah Al-Fath came after the treaty, not before it. Ask your child which step happened first, then read the story again.

4. Look for: Mentions sabr or patience, and a right action such as trusting Allah, making dua, or doing what is right.

D

1. Look for: Says Allah called the treaty a clear victory, so a victory does not need a battle. They may think victory only means winning a fight. Ask your child what Allah called the treaty in the Quran.

E

1. Look for: Explains that peace lets people meet and talk freely, so more people hear about Islam.

Words to use

Say“Which part of this story felt hard at first, and how did it turn out in the end?”
Instead of“Just tell them the answer is that it was a victory, so they can move on quickly.”

After the sheet

At the table, ask your child about a time they had to wait for something. Then ask what helped them stay patient, and write that word on a card.

Tick what your child got right in StudyDen. Anything missed comes back in a later Look back box, so there's no need to redo the sheet.

The rest of this unit

5 more sheets come with a StudyDen plan, in teaching order:

  1. Surah Al-Mulk: The Final Ayat(with a plan)
  2. The Opening of Makkah(with a plan)
  3. Counting years on the Seerah line(with a plan)
  4. The Farewell Sermon(with a plan)
  5. Abu Bakr's Calm Words(with a plan)

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