- •Р. Р. Шангараев Классические исламские тексты на английском языке практикум
- •Научный редактор: д-р пед. Наук, профессор р.М. Мухаметшин
- •II. Reading . Develop your reading skills: As you read, try to find the information you listed above in the text.
- •Information Management
- •IV. Language Focus. Grammar in Context
- •V. Critical Thinking.
- •Reading. Develop your reading skills: As you read, try to find the information you listed above in the text.
- •Information Management
- •IV. Language Focus. Grammar in Context
- •V. Critical Thinking.
- •II. Reading . Develop your reading skills: As you read, try to find the information you listed above in the text.
- •Information Management
- •IV. Language Focus. Grammar in Context
- •V. Critical Thinking.
- •Reading. Develop your reading skills: As you read, try to find the information you listed above in the text.
- •IV. Language Focus.
- •Analysis.
- •II. Reading. Develop your reading skills: As you read, try to find the information you listed above in the text.
- •III. Meaning Focus.
- •IV. Language Focus. Grammar in Context
- •Analysis
- •Comparing Structures
- •II. Reading. Develop your reading skills: As you read, try to find the information you listed above in the text.
- •The Generosity of Talha.
- •The Fighter.
- •III. Meaning Focus.
- •Reading
- •III. Meaning Focus.
- •IV. Language Focus.
- •Rule Formation.
- •V. Critical Thinking.
- •III. Meaning Focus.
- •Language Focus.
- •Reading.
- •Meaning Focus.
- •Language Focus.
- •Error Recognition.
- •Grammar in Review.
- •Critical Thinking.
- •Meaning Focus.
- •IV. Language Focus
- •Rule Formation.
- •Reading.
- •III. Meaning Focus.
- •Language Focus.
- •Grammar Cloze Task.
- •In pairs, fill the gaps in the passage below.
- •Critical Thinking.
- •Unit 13 sa’d bin abu waqqas (raa).
- •Reading.
- •Meaning Focus
- •Language Focus.
- •V. Critical Thinking.
- •Unit 14 abdurrahman bin auf (raa).
- •II. Reading.
- •III. Meaning Focus.
- •In the reading text there are a number of facts about Abdurrahman’s character and life, and evidence to support those facts. Read the story again and complete the chart.
- •Language Focus.
- •In pairs, fill the gaps in the passage below.
- •Critical Thinking.
- •Reading.
- •III. Meaning Focus.
- •Language Focus.
- •Sentence Construction.
- •Grammar Cloze Task.
- •V. Critical Thinking.
- •Reading.
- •III. Meaning Focus.
- •Language Focus.
- •Rule Formation.
- •V. Critical Thinking.
- •Reading.
- •III. Meaning Focus.
- •In the story of Abu Hurayrah there are a number of cause-effect chains. Read the story again and complete the table below.
- •Language Focus.
- •Critical Thinking.
- •Reading.
- •Meaning Focus.
- •Language Focus.
- •V. Critical Thinking
- •Reading.
- •Meaning Focus.
- •Language Focus.
- •Analysis.
- •Comparing Structures.
- •In pairs, fill the gaps in the passage below.
- •V. Critical Thinking.
- •II. Reading.
- •III. Meaning Focus.
- •Information Management.
- •IV. Language Focus.
- •V. Critical Thinking.
V. Critical Thinking.
When we read the stones from Units 16-20, one common feature of the five Muslims is their willingness to make sacrifices for the sake of Islam.
What were the different sacrifices that the five great Muslims made?
In groups, compose a short story which describes some sort of sacrifice. When you have completed your story, one member of your group will deliver the story to the rest of the class. Another member of your group will explain in what way or ways the main character of the story made a sacrifice.
Once each group has told their stories, try as a class to arrive at a definition of sacrifice which covers all the types of sacrifice described in your stories.
Try to link the types of sacrifice with the stories of the five Muslims in Units 16-20.