Islamic Studies: Sources of Sharia

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What are the primary sources of Islamic law?

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Quran, Sunnah, Ijma', Qiyas

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What is the learning objective of the lesson?

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Analyze the primary and secondary sources of Islamic Sharia.

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What is the big question of the lesson?

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What are the key sources of Islamic law, and how do they work together?

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What is the purpose of the 'Shariah Sort & Snap' activity?

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To match puzzle cards with names, definitions, emojis, and simple rulings.

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What are the three tasks in the differentiated instruction section?

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1. Shariah Sort & Snap 2. Emoji Storyboard Challenge 3. Shariah Talk Show

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What is the goal of the 'Emoji Storyboard Challenge'?

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Create a 3-step emoji story for a ruling using Qur'an/Sunnah.

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What is the assessment method used after the talk show?

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Oral feedback and thumbs up/down as AfL in real time.

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What technology options are suggested for the 'Shariah Talk Show'?

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Record a 2-minute episode using Flipgrid or phone.

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What is the extended activity called?

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Mystery Ruling Detective Game.

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What is the purpose of the 'Mystery Ruling Detective Game'?

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Students research a 'mystery case' and present the ruling, source, and scholarly opinion.