abits of a Good Muslim: Akhlaq & Character in Conflict Worksheets

Kids can recite what a good Muslim does — but when someone actually pushes their buttons, do they know how to respond?

Inside:

• "Habits of a Good Muslim" reading page — honesty, trust, self-control, kindness, and protecting others' dignity explained in real terms
• "A Strong Muslim Doesn't Just Believe — They Behave" infographic — 5 categories: Words Matter, Self-Control, Treatment of Others, Emotional Strength, Social Integrity
• Character in Conflict activity — 3 real scenarios (being excluded, wrongly blamed, mocked for faith), each split into impulsive reaction vs. proper Islamic response
• Advice to a Friend — students coach "Yusuf," who's being mocked for his faith at school, on how to respond
• Full teacher guide: learning objectives, SEL + akhlaq alignment, sample answers, differentiation

Teacher-Ready:
Complete teacher guide included — learning objectives, educational alignment (Islamic character traits + SEL competencies: self-awareness, self-management, social awareness, responsible decision-making), sample answers (guidance, not model answers), support scaffolds (sentence starters), and challenge extensions (hadith linking, perspective rewrites).

Skills Built:
Emotional regulation, akhlaq application, self-awareness, perspective-taking, responding vs. reacting, standing firm in identity when mocked.

Details:
6 pages | Ages 12+ | Instant Download