JSS 3 Islamic Religious Studies Scheme of Work | 1st & 2nd Term
Are you ready to embark on a spiritual journey through the world of Islamic Religious Studies?
The JSS 3 Islamic Religious Studies Scheme of Work for 1st and 2nd Term is designed to solidify your foundational knowledge as you prepare for the Basic Education Certificate Examination (BECE).
Your JSS 3 Islamic education encompasses vital subjects, including Quranic studies, Hadith, Islamic history, and social responsibilities, nurturing a deep understanding of both theoretical and practical Islamic principles.
JSS 3 I.R.S Scheme of Work for First Term
Week 1: Suratul Adiyah (Q100)
- The Arabic text of the surah
- The transliteration
- Reading and memorization
- The meaning and the lessons from the surah
- The application of the lessons of the surah to daily life
Week 2: Suratul Zilzah (Q99)
- The Arabic of the text of the surah
- The transliteration
- The meaning and the lessons from the surah
- The application of the lessons of the surah to daily life
Week 3: Al-hajj
- Definition and the meaning of Al-hajj
- Conditions for the performance of Al-hajj
- Description of the performance of Al-hajj
- Things that vitiate Hajj
- The significance of hajj
Week 4: Sujud sahwi
- Definition of sujud shawi
- Types of sujud sahwi
- Causes for its observance
- Description of sujud sahwi
Week 5: Hadith 23 from An-Nawawi’s collection
- The Arabic text of the hadith
- The transliteration of the hadith
- The reading and the meaning of the hadith
- The lessons from the hadith
Week 6: Brief History of Prophet Adam (AS)
- The qualities of Prophet Adam
- The consequences or actions on shaytan
- The lessons contained in the life of prophet Adam
Week 7: Brief History of Prophet Nuh (AS)
- Brief history of Prophet Nuh (AS)
- Nuh’s persecution and his son’s disobedience
- The lessons derived from Prophet Nuh’s life history
Week 8: Social Responsibilities
- Meaning of social responsibility
- Meaning of Equity, Justice, Fair play Q5:9 and Q4:138
- The need for justice, equity and fair play in the society
- Islamic injunctions on justice, equity and fair play
- The consequences of lack of equity, justice and fair play in the society
Week 9: Health in Islam
- Meaning of health and reasons to be healthy
- The effects of alcohol, hard drugs and hard drug abuse on the health of a Muslim
Week 10: Health in Islam (cont’d)
- The effects of STD, HIV/AIDS on individual and society
- The prevention of these issues
- Islamic views and injunctions on all these health issues
Week 11: Revision
Week 12: Examination
Week 13: Examination, Marking, Recording and Closing
JSS 3 I.R.S Scheme of Work for Second Term
Week 1: Simultaneous equations
Suratul Qadr (Q96) and Suratul Al-Inshira (Q94)
- Arabic text, transliteration, memorization, meaning, lessons, daily applications, significance in Salat, and supplications.
Week 2: Al-Qada and Al-Qadar (Q53:39-40, Q81:27-29)
- Definitions, Islamic concepts, article of faith, importance of belief, lessons, and daily applications.
Week 3: Suratul Duha (Q93) and Attributes of Allah
- Arabic text, transliteration, memorization, meaning, lessons, Allah’s attributes, pronunciation, and significance.
Week 4: Prophet Musa (AS) and Prophet ‘Isa (AS)
- Brief history, life lessons, key events, and applications in daily life.
Week 5: Hadith 25, 26, 27 from An-Nawawi and An-Nikkah
- Arabic texts, transliteration, meaning, lessons, applications, definition, importance, Qur’anic references (Q4:2).
Week 6: Health and Human Relations
- Lawful/unlawful foods (Q2:172-173), neighborliness, bribery, corruption, stealing, and Qur’anic stance.
Week 7: The Family Planning in Islam
- Definition of family planning from Islamic perspective
- Acceptable ways of family planning in Islam
- Relevant verses from the Quran and hadith
- The evils of abortions
Week 8: Islamic Historical Figures
- Brief histories and lessons from the lives of:
- Shaykh Uthman Dan Fodio
- Shaykh Al-Amin-Al-Kanem
- Shitta Bay of Lagos
Week 9: Health and Human Relations
- Lawful and unlawful foods for a Muslim Q2:172-173
- Circumstances when a Muslim is allowed to take food which are unlawful
- Description of a neighbor and examples of good neighborliness
- Islamic injunction on good neighborliness
Week 10: Human Relations (Cont’d)
- Bribery, Corruption, Stealing
- The meaning of each of the vices
- The manifestations of these vices in the society
- Relevant Qur’anic verses against these vices
- The position of government on the vices.
Week 11: Revision
Week 12: Exam, marking and recording
Week 13: Holidays
Overview of JSS 3 I.R.S Scheme of Work
JSS 3 Islamic Religious Studies Scheme of Work introduces you to key Surahs such as Adiyah, Zilzah, and Qadr, teaching you to recite, understand, and apply their lessons.
Explore important Islamic concepts like Al-hajj and Al-Qada, deepening your knowledge of Islamic practices and beliefs. Study the lives of prophets including Adam, Nuh, Musa, and Isa, drawing valuable lessons from their experiences.
Examine social responsibilities, health issues, and human relations from an Islamic perspective, learning how to apply religious principles to modern life.
Recommended Textbooks for JSS 3 I.R.S .
Textbooks:
- Islamic Studies for Junior Secondary Schools (Book 3)” by NERDC
Description: This textbook, developed by the Nigerian Educational Research and Development Council, aligns with the national curriculum and covers all aspects of the JSS 3 Islamic Studies syllabus.
- Islamic Religious Knowledge for JSS 3″ by M.A. Balogun and others
Description: This comprehensive textbook provides in-depth coverage of Quranic studies, Hadith, Islamic history, and contemporary Islamic issues, making it ideal for exam preparation.
- Comprehensive Islamic Studies for JSS 3″ by A.A. Abdullahi
Description: This book offers a balanced approach to theoretical knowledge and practical application of Islamic principles, with numerous examples and exercises to reinforce learning.
Recap
Embark on a transformative Islamic studies journey, starting with the memorization and comprehension of pivotal Surahs, unlocking their significance and everyday relevance.
Know the foundational Islamic practices, including Al-Hajj and the concepts of Al-Qada and Al-Qadar, and explore the lives of revered prophets, extracting timeless wisdom for modern applications.
Analyze social issues, health concerns, and interpersonal relationships through the lens of Islam, cultivating skills to navigate contemporary challenges while upholding Islamic values.
Ultimately, draw inspiration from the lives and legacies of influential Islamic figures, enriching your spiritual growth.
DISCLAIMER: Everything on this page is based on our research of what is obtainable for schools in all the states in the country, including government and some private schools. Schemes of work normally undergo a series of reviews and some schools modify them to suit their specific needs.
While we do all our possible best to keep up with the latest and approved schemes of work in the country, check the specific template your school uses. For example, some private secondary schools integrate the British curriculum. If you teach in such schools, expect to see slight changes to what we offer on this page. If you have any questions or require personalised support, kindly feel free to contact us.
