Theme 3 A for A2 Eduqas Religious Studies – Significant social and historical developments (A, B, C) 6 lessons - A - Religion and society – state governed by Islamic principles. Includes: Political structure of Madinah as a model for any state governed by Islamic principle. Impact of the Constitution of Madinah. State governed by Islamic principles and political and social influence of religious institutions – Islamic leaders with sole authority. The role of Shari’a law in a chosen country - investigation. The challenges of Shari’a law within a non-Islamic secular state.

A lesson looking at the ideas of being spiritually healed and making pilgrimages to sites that are holy in order to be healed physically

Powerpoints for Theme 4, section b and c, of the Educas/WJEC AS Level Study of Religion, Islam Perfect to adapt to your own students and link to the notes I also sell for the Educas A Level. It includes A01 information and A02 evaluation questions.

A lesson that looks at how Buddhists are ordained and become monks and the extra precepts they take on as part of becoming a bhikkhu.

A lesson that looks at Humanist commitments and Christian commandments and compares them. I use it to discuss how people should behave and whether you can be "good" without a god.

A key stage 3 lesson about why Muslims dont depict Allah or Prophet Muhammad and the art they use instead. It also includes a debate about whether or not anyone should try to draw/depict God.

A lesson looking at the roles of women within the Church. Includes information and debate about Libby Lane, who was the first ordained woman bishop and arguments for and against the ordination of women.

A lesson and activities (usually takes 2 lessons) that looks at the influence of the Hindu caste system on Buddhism, Buddhist views on racism, Buddhist views on other religions, Buddhist views on sexism, Buddhist views on racism and tolerance towards other religions. It also looks at the practical example of Thich Naht Hahn and Plum Village.

Power points that cover the key points from the AQA specification (Religious Studies A - 8062 - 3.1.5) It covers Beliefs, Sources of Authority, the Five Pillars, Worship and Festivals. They cover A01 and A02 activities. They are a good starting point and you can edit them to fit your own needs.

Several lessons covering the topics of Risalah, previous prophets of Islam and Muhammad as the seal of prophets. Includes an assessment at the end about Muhammad as a role model. Written for the WJEC/EDUCAS A Level specification.

A worksheet with key Islamic principles and beliefs listed and all the Sura passages specified by Educas/WJEC ready to be learnt and put into different topics.

Lesson that cover the nature and purpose of angels in Islam, the main angels, pre-destination, life after death and the last trumpet. Includes and evaluation assessment. Written for the EDUCAS/WJEC A Level specification

3 to 4 lessons for the A2 Islam Theme 3, Part E - Theme 3 – E Islam and migration: the challenges of being a Muslim in Britain today. Includes : Problems created by segregation and assimilation for Muslim communities and individuals living in Britain. Food, dress, practice of religion and education. Role and importance of the Muslim Council of Britain.

Lesson that looks at the shari'ah law vs secular laws and discusses how shar'ah can work with human rights. For the Eduqas/WJEC spec A Level Religious Studies

Scheme of work for the new WJEC/Educas AS Level. To be used with KS5. Split into knowledge (A01) and evaluation/analysis (A02). Please note - Theme 3 (Salah, Zakat5 and 5 categories of action) becomes Theme 2 in A2 – D,E,F

A lesson that looks at conversions in Islam, in the past and now and compares them. It also has a video about modern Muslim converts speaking about their experiences and model A Level answers that can be evaluated and graded. Made for WJEC/Eduqas A Level Religious Studies, Islam.

Single lesson made for WJEC/Eduqas A Level Religious Studies, Islam (Theme 3, F, Western Perceptions of Islam). Looks at issues of bias, misinterpretations, inaccuracy and islamophobia throughout the Western world, with focus on Britain. Includes a video of misconceptions that often get asked to British Muslims.

A lesson made for WJEC/Eduqas A Level Religious Studies, Islam (Theme 3, F Western perceptions of Islam). Looks at whether or not Islam is accurately represented in Britain today and gives examples from political views (UKIP/Trump), views from media sources and online media. Includes an evaluative essay questions and mark grid.

Introduction lesson to the Oneness of Allah and the Muslim belief in Tawhid. Includes information about the 99 names of Allah, intepretation of Sura 112 and an independent research task.

An A Level Eduqas lesson that looks at the political structure in Madinah at the time of Muhammd and his Madinah Charter (Constitution of Madinah). Can be used as an introduction into the topic of Islam and Secularisation.