Grade 7Islamic Religious Education
What your child actually learns this year
Every strand and every topic in the Grade 7 Islamic Religious Education curriculum, exactly as the Kenya Institute of Curriculum Development sets it out. Written so you can read it in one sitting, without a teaching qualification.
1Qur'anThe text itself: the discipline of studying it, and chapters studied closely.
Ulumul Qur'an
6 skillsThe sciences of the Qur'an: how it was revealed, collected and preserved.
Selected Chapters (Surah)
5 skillsSpecific chapters studied in detail, with their meaning and what is drawn from them.
2HadithThe recorded sayings, and how scholars decide which are reliable.
Ulumul Hadith
7 skillsHow a report is traced back, graded and judged sound or weak. The largest topic in the strand.
Selected Hadith
4 skillsParticular sayings studied closely, with their meaning and their application.
3Pillars of ImanThe centre of belief, and what contradicts it.
Significance of Tawhid
2 skillsThe oneness of God, and why everything else rests on it.
Shirk
5 skillsWhat is held to break that oneness, and why it is treated as the gravest error.
4Devotional ActsThree of the five pillars, taught as practice rather than as a list.
Swalah
5 skillsThe prayer: its times, its conditions and how it is performed.
Zakat
4 skillsThe obligatory giving: who owes it, who receives it, and how it is worked out.
Saum
4 skillsThe fast: what it requires, who is excused, and what it is for.
5Akhlaq (Moral Teachings)Character and conduct, which is the practical heart of the subject.
Dimensions of Morality in Islam
4 skillsWhat morality is taken to cover, which is wider than a list of rules.
Virtues in Islam
4 skillsThe qualities a Muslim is expected to cultivate, with the texts behind each.
Prohibitions in Islam
5 skillsWhat is forbidden, and the reasoning given for each prohibition.
6Muamalat (Social Relations)Dealings between people: family, money and the questions of the moment.
Marriage
4 skillsWhat the tradition provides for, and the obligations it creates on both sides.
Trade and Finance in Islam
6 skillsWhat makes a transaction lawful, including the rules on interest.
Contemporary Issues
5 skillsQuestions the early texts did not face directly, and how they are reasoned about now.
7Islamic Heritage and CivilisationWhat changed, and why it is studied.
Reforms Introduced by Prophet Muhammad (S.A.W.)
4 skillsWhat he changed in the society he was born into, and why those changes are treated as a model.
Why you can take this page at face value
Straight from the KICD design
The strands and topics on this page are the Grade 7 Islamic Religious Education curriculum as the Kenya Institute of Curriculum Development sets it out. We have not chosen them, reordered them or left any out.
Nothing here is a sample
Every topic below is covered in our question bank, not a selection of the easy ones. The numbers beside each strand are the real counts.
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Each question carries its full working and a note on why every wrong answer is wrong, so a child who misses one is told what they were thinking, not just that they were wrong.
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