Truthfulness and Keeping Promises in Islam — Sidq & Amanah Workbook for Teens
Teens don't break promises because they don't know it's wrong — they break them because "I forgot" and "everyone does it" feel like valid excuses in the moment. This workbook closes that gap between knowing and doing, walking teens through real dilemmas (the cancelled study session, the double promise, the mistake they're tempted to hide) until honesty becomes the instinctive response, not the guilty afterthought.
Inside this pack:
- Full Qur'an and hadith study on truthfulness (ṣidq) and promise-keeping (amanah) — 6 Qur'anic verses and 4 hadith (Bukhari, Muslim, At-Tirmidhī) with references
- "Applying This in Daily Life" — practical guidance plus an illustrated dialogue comic modeling the difference between excuse-making and integrity
- "Truth or Trouble?" — 3 correct/incorrect scenario judgments with reasoning
- "Signs of Hypocrisy" — hadith breakdown of the 4 signs with real-life examples for each
- "My Word Is My Bond" — personal reflection journal (a promise kept, a promise broken, lessons learned)
- "The Trust Test" — amanah self-assessment (what you're trusted with, who trusts you, how to protect it)
- "Promise Chain Reaction" — a 4-step ripple-effect scenario showing how one broken promise affects others
- "Real Life vs Excuses" — rewrites 4 common excuses into honest, responsible responses
- "Real Life vs Excuses" — rewrites 4 common excuses into honest, responsible responses
- "What Would You Do?" — 3 open-ended ethical dilemmas applying Islamic values
- Full teacher answer key with learning objectives, educational alignment (Akhlāq, SEL, Fiqh al-Muʿāmalāt), model answers, and differentiation (support + extension) for every single activity
Teacher-Ready:
Every activity comes with stated learning objectives, curriculum alignment tags, model answers, and built-in differentiation — genuinely lesson-plan-ready, not just answer-keyed.
Skills Built:
Ethical reasoning, self-accountability (muḥāsabah), social-emotional decision-making, and the ability to name and reject common excuse patterns.
Details:
Digital PDF download · 12 pages · Ages 12+ · Instant access after purchase
