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1. What is the Khalsa?

Just what would have to happen not merely
(morally and wrongly) to tempt but also (logically and rightly) to entitle us to say
'God does not love us' or even 'God does not exist'? I therefore put to the
2. Name 2 of the 5 Ks.
succeeding symposiasts the simple central questions, 'What would have to occur or
to have occurred to constitute for you a disproof of the love of, or of the existence
3. Why might some Sikhs of, God?'
find wearing the 5Ks a B. R. Just what would have to happen not merely
challenge in the and
(morally UK? wrongly) to tempt but also (logically and rightly) to entitle us to say
4. Why might 'God doesSikhs
some not love us' or even 'God does not exist'? I therefore put to the
enjoy succeeding
wearing thesymposiasts
5Ks in the simple central questions, 'What would have to occur or
the UK?to have occurred to constitute for you a disproof of the love of, or of the existence
of, God?'
5. Do all Sikhs have to B. R.
wear the 5Ks?
 Own and Track
1. What is the Khalsa? A group of Sikhs who are ultra-committed to their religion. 
Just what would have to happen not merely
(morally and wrongly) to tempt but also (logically and rightly) to entitle us to say
'God does not love us' or even 'God does not exist'? I therefore put to the
2. Name 2 of the 5 Ks.
succeeding symposiasts the simple central questions, 'What would have to occur or
to have occurred to constitute for you a disproof of the love of, or of the existence
3. Why might some Sikhs of, God?'
find wearing the 5Ks a B. R. Just what would have to happen not merely
challenge in the and
(morally UK? wrongly) to tempt but also (logically and rightly) to entitle us to say
4. Why might 'God doesSikhs
some not love us' or even 'God does not exist'? I therefore put to the
enjoy succeeding
wearing thesymposiasts
5Ks in the simple central questions, 'What would have to occur or
the UK?to have occurred to constitute for you a disproof of the love of, or of the existence
of, God?'
5. Do all Sikhs have to B. R.
wear the 5Ks?
 Own and Track
1. What is the Khalsa?
A group of Sikhs who are ultra-committed to their
relationship.
Just what would have to happen not merely
(morally and wrongly) to tempt but also (logically and rightly) to entitle us to say
'God does not love us' or even 'God does not exist'? I therefore put to the
2. Name 2 of the 5 Ks. Kesh/kanga/kara/kirpan/kachera.
succeeding symposiasts the simple central questions, 'What would have to occur or
to have occurred to constitute for you a disproof of the love of, or of the existence
3. Why might some Sikhs of, God?'
find wearing the 5Ks a B. R. Just what would have to happen not merely
challenge in the and
(morally UK? wrongly) to tempt but also (logically and rightly) to entitle us to say
4. Why might 'God doesSikhs
some not love us' or even 'God does not exist'? I therefore put to the
enjoy succeeding
wearing thesymposiasts
5Ks in the simple central questions, 'What would have to occur or
the UK?to have occurred to constitute for you a disproof of the love of, or of the existence
of, God?'
5. Do all Sikhs have to B. R.
wear the 5Ks?
 Own and Track
1. What is the Khalsa?
A group of Sikhs who are ultra-committed to their
relationship.
Just what would have to happen not merely
(morally and wrongly) to tempt but also (logically and rightly) to entitle us to say
'God does not love us' or even 'God does not exist'? I therefore put to the
2. Name 2 of the 5 Ks. Kesh/kanga/kara/kirpan/kachera.
succeeding symposiasts the simple central questions, 'What would have to occur or
to have occurred to constitute for you a disproof of the love of, or of the existence
3. Why might some Sikhs Wearing a kirpan of, God?'
may be a security risk when going through
find wearing the 5Ks a B. R. Just what would have to happen not merely
challenge in the UK? airports.
(morally and wrongly) to tempt but also (logically and rightly) to entitle us to say
4. Why might 'God doesSikhs
some not love us' or even 'God does not exist'? I therefore put to the
enjoy succeeding
wearing thesymposiasts
5Ks in the simple central questions, 'What would have to occur or
the UK?to have occurred to constitute for you a disproof of the love of, or of the existence
of, God?'
5. Do all Sikhs have to B. R.
wear the 5Ks?
 Own and Track
1. What is the Khalsa?
A group of Sikhs who are ultra-committed to their
relationship.
Just what would have to happen not merely
(morally and wrongly) to tempt but also (logically and rightly) to entitle us to say
'God does not love us' or even 'God does not exist'? I therefore put to the
2. Name 2 of the 5 Ks. Kesh/kanga/kara/kirpan/kachera.
succeeding symposiasts the simple central questions, 'What would have to occur or
to have occurred to constitute for you a disproof of the love of, or of the existence
3. Why might some Sikhs Wearing a kirpan of, God?'
may be a security risk when going through
find wearing the 5Ks a B. R. Just what would have to happen not merely
challenge in the UK? airports.
(morally and wrongly) to tempt but also (logically and rightly) to entitle us to say
4. Why might 'God doesSikhs
some not love us' or even 'God does not exist'? I therefore put to the
enjoy succeeding
wearing thesymposiasts
5Ks in It isthe
ansimple central
outward questions,
display 'What
of their faithwould
and have to occur or
religion.
the UK?to have occurred to constitute for you a disproof of the love of, or of the existence
of, God?'
5. Do all Sikhs have to B. R.
wear the 5Ks?
 Own and Track
1. What is the Khalsa?
A group of Sikhs who are ultra-committed to their
relationship.
Just what would have to happen not merely
(morally and wrongly) to tempt but also (logically and rightly) to entitle us to say
'God does not love us' or even 'God does not exist'? I therefore put to the
2. Name 2 of the 5 Ks. Kesh/kanga/kara/kirpan/kachera.
succeeding symposiasts the simple central questions, 'What would have to occur or
to have occurred to constitute for you a disproof of the love of, or of the existence
3. Why might some Sikhs Wearing a kirpan of, God?'
may be a security risk when going through
find wearing the 5Ks a B. R. Just what would have to happen not merely
challenge in the UK? airports.
(morally and wrongly) to tempt but also (logically and rightly) to entitle us to say
4. Why might 'God doesSikhs
some not love us' or even 'God does not exist'? I therefore put to the
enjoy succeeding
wearing thesymposiasts
5Ks in It istheansimple central
outward questions,
display 'What
of their faithwould
and have to occur or
religion.
the UK?to have occurred to constitute for you a disproof of the love of, or of the existence
of, God?'
5. Do all Sikhs have to B. R.
wear the 5Ks? No – only those who are in the Khalsa.
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Enable
Empower

Challenges to
being a believer

Lesson 5: Worship in
Islam
 Questioning
Today we will be examining the following questions:

• How do Muslims worship each day?

• How might being committed to religion be a

challenge for believers in the UK today?

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 A day in the life of…

Describe your
everyday routine on a
school day. Explain
what you do before
school, during school
and after school.

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 Worship in Islam
A Muslim’s day may look very different to yours due to
their duty to worship 5 times a day.

Let’s watch the clip on

how Muslims are
expected to pray.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/teach/class-clips-video/prayer-in-islam/zjndxyc

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Worship in Islam

Let’s read the

information on worship
in Islam together.

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 Building Knowledge

Using what you now

know about worship in
Islam, complete the
knowledge questions.

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Own and Track

Let’s go through the

answers. You will need
your red pen to mark
and/or correct your
work.

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Own and Track
Muslims are expected to pray five times each
day.

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Own and Track
Muslims are expected to pray five times each
day.
Before sunrise; just before midday;
afternoon; just after sunset; night.

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Own and Track
Muslims are expected to pray five times each
day.
Before sunrise; just before midday;
afternoon; just after sunset; night.

Perform a special wash called wudu.

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Own and Track
Muslims are expected to pray five times each
day.
Before sunrise; just before midday;
afternoon; just after sunset; night.

Perform a special wash called wudu.

At home or at the mosque.

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Own and Track
Muslims are expected to pray five times each
day.
Before sunrise; just before midday;
afternoon; just after sunset; night.

Perform a special wash called wudu.

At home or at the mosque.

Muslims should pray facing the direction of

the holy city of Makkah.

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Own and Track
A rak’ah.

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Own and Track
A rak’ah.

Standing/bowing/kneeling.

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Own and Track
A rak’ah.

Standing/bowing/kneeling.

Jummah prayer.

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Own and Track
A rak’ah.

Standing/bowing/kneeling.

Jummah prayer.

Muslims are expected to attend the mosque

for Jummah prayer.

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Own and Track
A rak’ah.

Standing/bowing/kneeling.

Jummah prayer.

Muslims are expected to attend the mosque

for Jummah prayer.
1.Prayer unites Muslims all over the world
2. It helps Muslims to have a greater
understanding of God

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Challenges

Discuss with the person

next to you why
worshipping in Islam
might be a challenge for
Muslims in the UK today.

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Challenges

Discuss with the person

next to you why
worshipping in Islam
might be a positive for
Muslims in the UK today.

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 Bringing it together

Write a paragraph explaining

why some Muslims might find
it a challenge to pray 5 times
a day in the UK.

Write a second paragraph

explaining the benefits of
praying 5 times a day for
Muslims in the UK.

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 I do

Some Muslims may find it a challenge to pray

5 times a day because the first prayer is before
sunrise, which is very early in the day. It can be
a struggle to get up so early, particularly as a
teenager, and so some may find this very hard
to commit to each day. 

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 We do

Some Muslims may find it a challenge to pray

5 times a day because the first prayer is before
sunrise, which is very early in the day. It can be
a struggle to get up so early, particularly as a
teenager, and so some may find this very hard
to commit to each day. 
Let's do the next bit together on the other board.

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