By the end of the lesson the learner can explain the meaning of belief in the Last Day as a pillar of Iman.
By the end of the lesson the learner can describe key events linked to the Day of Judgement.
By the end of the lesson the learner can show how this belief encourages responsible and honest living.
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Transcript
[0:00] One of the six pillars of Iman, or faith, is belief in the Last Day, the Day of Judgement.
[0:40] Muslims believe that this world will come to an end, and that all people will be raised again to account for how they lived.
[1:25] On that day deeds will be weighed, and those who did good with sincere faith are promised Paradise, while wrongdoing brings consequences.
[2:15] This belief is not meant to frighten us but to guide us. Knowing we are accountable encourages honesty, kindness and responsibility.
[3:00] A learner who remembers the Last Day will avoid cheating in exams and will treat others fairly, because every action matters.
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