Lockdown activities and aging man 🧔
https://muslimhands.org.uk/latest/2021/01/exercising-in-lockdown-improving-bodies-minds-and-relationships


My Body, My Amanah 🧕
https://muslimahaccordingtome.wordpress.com/2018/01/26/my-body-my-amanah/

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Advice about homeschooling
By a home schooling mother

So you’ve attempted to re-enter into mainstream schools as an in year transfer but to of no avail. Subsequently there has been no further allocation of a state school space offerred by your local authority.

Bear in mind that the pandemic caused severe disruption across the entire educational sector. So it’s not going to be as easy to secure a space ‘in year’ and once everything gets back on track fully you should have more success Insha Allah.

I’m assuming you are wanting to resume a full time education at school for your child, once a respective space is found. In the interim you are home educating through use of tuition. This is fine and is certainly a good way to supplement and enhance your child’s learning needs. I have to say you are still very much so restricted in providing an ‘out sourced’ education until everything gets back on track. As classes have either ceased or are delivered remotely.

I would thus recommend that you seek out some learning platforms, some of which are free online portals and some that are chargeable. Oak National Academy is a good government programme which you should access.

You should also find some tutor led sessions in subjects that you would like your child to learn. There are a range of opportunities, look at Facebook groups and organisations offering sessions online. You should steer some of this learning yourself as well, to keep costs low. Through accessing material online as well as printing online material. Purchase some workbooks in specific subjects this will aid your child. There’s a range of material out there that can really assist your child effectively.

Develop good reading habits, by encouraging to read both fiction and non fiction books. Look at the national curriculum to steer the learning in accordance to your child’s age, stage, ability and aptitude. You could even use the curriculum subject syllabuses to help you remain in line with a year 8 student within a school.

Elective Home Education offers diversity and enables children to flourish in their learning and development at their own pace and ability, it also allows for additional learning, such as life skills to ensue. A range of learning really does enrich a child’s experience as the parent helps, supports and underpins this. Parents usually enhance this further through first hand experiences, by providing trips, visits to galleries and museums, meet in social groups etc.

In due course it will become much clearer, as I appreciate you want to provide a full on education, and the pandemic is hindering this. But it shouldn’t be long now Insha Allah.

If anything your child can and have the ability to excel in their learning by simply being out of school as there’s so much to offer. But don’t worry about a rigorous full on programme, your child is absorbing and learning information all the time.

Jazakh'Allah'khayr,
Sr Tahira (Homeschooling mother)

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English vocabulary flashcards for kids
LearnEnglish Kids - British Council

https://learnenglishkids.britishcouncil.org/flashcards

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Teach or learn more about autism

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‘Learning was at the heart of everything we did’ – meet four sisters who all now teach | 100 teachers, 100 passions, 100 ways to shape lives | The Guardian
https://www.theguardian.com/100-teachers/2021/mar/17/learning-was-at-the-heart-of-everything-we-did-meet-four-sisters-who-all-now-teach

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Read this dua before starting the Seerah in'shaa'Allah

10 Signs Of Healthy Gaming in your kids

For further guides and help:

Gamewell Parents Programme
The Healthy Approach to Gaming

https://gamewell.co/parents/parents-program/

Download educational and fun videos on Android devices (and if you wish extract audios).

• Put the device on flight mode.
• Turn off WiFi and give the tablet or phone to the children.

Result:
No microwave radiation exposure and children benefit from the videos and audios.

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The Funeral Rites Workshop which was conducted for Siblings of Ilm, has now been uploaded, please see links below:

Funeral Rites Part 1

https://youtu.be/S5zKdXCVqTU

Subjects Covered:
Importance of Preparing a Will
What to do when a person dies
Legal Preparation
Preparing the Shroud
Bathing the deceased

Funeral Rites Part 2

https://youtu.be/rtT1Js1E_l0

Subjects covered

How to shroud the deceased
The Janāzah Prayer
The Islamic Burial
What can we do for those who have passed away

Link to booklet:

https://islamicportal.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2018/01/A-Practical-Guide-to-Funeral-Rites-in-Islam-Second-Edition.pdf

One time or the other, we will all be faced with a situation where one of our loved ones will return to Allāh SWT. We need to ensure their final rites are carried out the best we can, correctly according to our Sharī’ah, and free from innovative practices. I pray that this information helps us in doing so.

Jazākallāhu Khayra

Ebrahim

Weekly summary of the The Sealed Nectar - Seerah (biography) of Prophet Mohammed sallAllahuAlyhewasalaam

https://bit.ly/3iHgKtl

tree, trees, leaves, shade, sit, meaning life
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This story is dedicated to the children and whānau of the Aotearoa New Zealand Muslim community, whose lives were changed forever on 15th March 2019.

New Zealand Herald article

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British Summer Time (BST) or
Daylight Saving[s] Time (DST)

In the UK on the 28th of March 2021 at 01:00 it becomes 02:00.

Making changes to the home and office clock twice a year was a custom. In recent years it is a rarity considering many of us are checking the time by referring to our handheld devices, smartphones, smart watches and of course the radio controlled clocks which automatically adjusts the time by the MSF signal from the Anthorn VLF transmitter in Cumbria based on time standards from National Physical Laboratory (NPL) in Teddington.

However, there are still many of us with watches, wall clocks and alarm clocks which need manual adjustment and we can forget whether to change the time by bringing an hour forward or rewinding backward.

A mnemonic to memorise whether to turn the clock forward or backward is:

Spring forward
Fall back

Spring time you jump or go forward, in this case spring forward.

The reason we, or rather the Americans say fall is because it means autumn, fall or go back.

Living a waste less life
https://youtu.be/GnO0MNoBTfE

Micro plastics in water supply
https://www.openaccessgovernment.org/who-report-on-microplastics-in-drinking-water/89136/

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Monopoly money hunt
How many can you find?

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