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Video summary

Eleven-year-old Sara gives a brief guide to her religion by describing the Five Pillars of Islam, the main rules Muslims try to live by.

The Five Pillars are declaring your faith in God, prayer, charity, fasting during Ramadan and going on pilgrimage to Mecca (also known as Makkah).

In the BAFTA-winning 91热爆 programme "My Life, My Religion: Islam", British Muslim children explain the beliefs and rituals of their faith.

This is from the series: My Life, My Religion: Islam.

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Teacher Notes

Ask pupils in teams of five (one pupil for each Pillar) to create a page with between 6 and 12 facts on it about each of the Pillars.

They can use the clip as the basis for this, gathering further information from other resources - including Muslim people they know if possible.

Turn these information sheets into questions and run an inter-team quiz about the 5 Pillars around your class.

These clips will be relevant for teaching Religious Education at KS2 in England, Wales and Northern Ireland and First and Second Level in Scotland.

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The Qur'an. video

Kaisan and Naeem share ways that the Qur鈥檃n makes a difference to their lives.

The Qur'an

The Mosque. video

Kaisan, aged 12, shows us round the East London Mosque or Masjid, house of prayer.

The Mosque

Being a young Muslim. video

A young Muslim girl from London called Sara introduces herself, her Muslim faith and her family.

Being a young Muslim

The Muslim pilgrimage, Hajj. video

Sara, aged 11, describes how the Hajj pilgrimage has an impact on Muslims.

The Muslim pilgrimage, Hajj

Prayer in Islam. video

Kaisan, a 12 year old British Muslim boy, explains how he prays five times a day, and says what it means to him in spiritual terms.

 Prayer in Islam

The washing ritual, 'Wudu' video

Before prayer, Muslims make sure they are clean, using the washing ritual - 鈥榃udu鈥.

The washing ritual, 'Wudu'

Ramadan and Eid ul Fitr. video

Sara, aged 11, explains why fasting is good: for devotion to Allah, for self discipline and for sympathy for the poor, explaining her religious practice.

Ramadan and Eid ul Fitr

The Hijab. video

Sara, aged 11, has decided to start wearing the hijab as she begins secondary school. She explains why this matters to her and expresses her Muslim faith.

The Hijab

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