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Watch the following clip carefully ...Who or what do YOU THINK is to blame for the mass increase of
bullying aimed at Muslim students?
Starter…
Term 3: Religion: Peace & Conflict1. Different Attitudes to Transplant Surgery In
Christianity
2. Why Wars Occur
3. The United Nations & World Peace
4. Differences Among
Christians In Their Attitudes
to War
8. The Attitudes to War of One Religion
Other Than Christianity
6. Christian Attitudes to
Bullying
6. Assessment5. Revision
7. The Attitudes to Bullying of One
Religion Other Than Christianity
Title: Muslim Attitudes to Bullying1 May 2023
Learning: to describe ways in which people who are being bullied can seek help (E/D Grade)Mastering: to explain Muslim attitudes to bullying (C/B Grade)Extending: to express an opinion on whether enough is done to help victims of bullying (A/A*)
Match the word with the correct definition
Ummah Islamic law based on the Qur’an and the Sunnah of the Prophet
Day of Judgement / Last Day
Shari’ah
The day at the end of the world when it is believed God will judge people
The worldwide Muslim community
1. Choose an objective2. Decide on your target grade3. Copy the definitions into your lesson
template
Typical Questions …
(b) Do you think religious people should stop bullies from bullying people? (4)(c) Choose one religion other than Christianity and explain why its followers are against bullying. (8)(d) ‘If everyone where religious, there would be no bullies.’ Do you agree? (6)
For all these questions, you need to know four points
about Muslim attitudes.
Since September 11th 2001, when terrorists who claimed to be
Muslim flew plains into the Twin Towers in New York and killed
thousands, there has been a BIG RISE in the bullying of Muslim students in the UK along with
ISLAMOPHOBIA in general.
Therefore many Muslim parents and organisations have tried to
encourage schools to tackle the problem of bullying and support
organisations which help victims of bullying.
The rise in ISLAMOPHOBIA …
“Let there arise out of you a band of people inviting to all that is good, enjoying what is right,
and forbidding what is wrong” (Surah 3:104)
A Surah is a chapter of the Qur’an. There are 114 chapters of
the Qur'an, each divided into verses.
What does this tell us about the Muslim attitude to bullying?
All Muslims are against bullying
C Question: Choose one religion other than Christianity and explain why its followers are against bullying. (8 Marks)
I will give you the Muslim teachings and you need to write these and then draw a picture to help you
remember it.
REALLY IMPORTANT TO REMEMBER: You are not allowed to draw Allah or Muhammad because Muslims consider this offensive.
This means you’ll have to really use your imagination for other ways to show these teachings.
Why Muslims are against bullyingIslam teaches that any type of violence or aggression without a just cause is wrong.
REALLY IMPORTANT TO REMEMBER: You are not allowed to draw Allah or Muhammad because Muslims consider this offensive.This means you’ll have to really use your imagination for other ways to show these teachings.
Muslims believe that every individual has been created by Allah and it is wrong to abuse God’s creation.
Islam teaches that Muslims should work to put an end to injustice and cruelty, which includes bullying.
Muhammad taught that people should protect and help the weak and the vulnerable, not attack them.
All Muslims believe that on the Last Day they will be judged by God n the way they have lived their lives and if they have been bullies God will not be pleased.
Helping people who get bullied
Task
Create your own anti-bullying campaign or charity.
Choice:Poster to advertise your campaign/charityNewspaper article about your campaign/charity
Help for victims of bullying …
Where can victims of bullying get
help/advice?
CounsellingWebsites
Other victims
Parents/ family
Friends/ peers
Help lines
Teacher/SchoolMedia/ music
WHAT:A free 24-hour confidential
helpline for children and young people.
It provides help and support from trained counsellors
for young people on a range of issues
AIMS:To influence public policy and change attitudes and practices
that affect children's safety and welfare.
ON BULLYING:Childline have issued a number of
guidelines to schools that it believes will tackle the issue of
bullying...• Put up anti bullying posters
• Use assemblies to explain the issues and problems
• Make sure plenty of staff are around at break and lunch
• Set up peer counselling schemes.
WHAT:An organisation that campaigns
for children’s safety.
It was founded in 1984 and since then more than 2
million British school children have been involved
in its child protection programme.
AIMS:To teach children about personal safety and how to deal with bullying and other
difficult situations.
ON BULLYING:16,000 children have been
helped through their anti-bullying helpline.
They also provide a parental anti-bullying helpline.
Their website provides information for young
people on all aspects of bullying especially cyber
bullying.
WHAT:A confidential emotional support service for anyone in the UK and
Ireland.The service is available 24 hours a day
for people who are experiencing feelings of distress or despair,
including those which may lead to suicide.
Volunteers offer support by responding to phone calls, emails and letters. Alternatively people can drop in to a branch to have a face to face
meeting.
AIMS:To listen in confidence to anyone in any type of emotional distress, without judging or telling people
what to do.Samaritans don't offer advice,
but encourage people who contact to talk about their feelings and help them to
explore all the options they have.
ON BULLYING:• Offer 24-hour telephone support for victims of bullying.
• It website provides advice and support.
• It provides resources for schools to tackle the issue.
Many Christians volunteer for this organisation!
WHAT:
Get Connected is the free helpline for young people under 25, who know they
need help but don't know where to find it.
They can talk by phone, email and web chat any day of the year.
Their Helpline Volunteers are fully trained to support each young person
in their unique situation, and help them choose the best service from over
13,000 in the UK.
AIMS:
That every young person in the UK can find the help they need to support their
physical and emotional wellbeing.
Get Connected finds young people help by providing a free and confidential support and signposting service and working with others to ensure that
appropriate help is available.
ON BULLYING:
• Provides 24-hour access to help and advice via phone, email and web chat.
• Provides resources for children, parents and teaching on the issue of bullying.
• Provides trained professionals who can refer young pupils on to other
organisations to get further help.
Like Christians Muslims are apposed to ALL
bullying.Using your knowledge of
Islam can you finish the sentences on your worksheet to EXPLAIN what Muslims believe
about bullying.
Muslim attitudes to bullying…
Bullying is WRONG because...
Islam teaches that any type of violence without a JUST CAUSE is a SIN – also people should not act out of aggression!
Everyone has been created by Allah
so...
It is wrong to abuse Allah’s creation – everyone should be treated as EQUALS!
Muslims believe
that on the last day....
They will we JUDGED by God on how they have lived their lives and bullies will displease Allah.
Muslims have a duty to...Put an end to injustice and cruelty (this includes bullying)
Bullying goes against ______________ law on how to treat one another.
The Quran teaches...READ all the quotes and
EXPLAIN the general teaching of the Qur’an on
bullying.
Do you think bullying is a massive problem
amongst young people in the UK today?
Watch the following clip carefully…
(d) ‘If everyone were religious, there would be no bullies.’ Do you agree? (6)
i) Do you agree? Give reasons for your opinion (3)ii) Give reasons why some people may disagree with you. (3)In your answer you must refer to at least one religion.
Plenary …
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