This document provides examples of helpful acts and ways to help others in need. It discusses: 1) Ways to help including reminding others of charity and prayers, teaching Quran, helping the elderly, sharing supplies with classmates, helping the blind cross roads, assisting new neighbors, and visiting the sick. 2) How to help one's mother such as setting the table, eating food gratefully, putting away clothes, playing nicely with siblings, and doing one's own homework. 3) Stories of helpful figures like Umar who assisted those in need and the Prophet Muhammad who helped a slave complete a grinding task when they were unwell.

1. HELPFULNESS

3. • Remind others to give charity to help those in
need
• Remind others when it is time for salaat. Wake
them up in time for the prayer
• Learn and teach Quran to help others learn it
too

5. WAYS TO HELP
• Help old people carry shopping bags
• Share penwithclassmatewhen theyforget
• Help blind cross roads
• Help newneighbours withmovingin
• Visit sick friend
• Share food withneedy

6. How do you help your
mother at home?

7. • Help your mother lay the table
• Finish all food and be thankful
• Keep dirtyclothes in laundry
• Play nicely with siblings if mumis busy
• Finish homework yourself

8. MAKE SENTENCES
•ASSIST:
•SUPPORT:
•AID:
•SERVE:

9. STORY OF UMAR (RADIALLAHU ANHU)
• The Caliph 'Umar walked through the streets of Madina almost every night to know whether
there is one needy or ill.
• One night while walking again with an attendant he heard crying in a house. There was an
old woman and some little children. A pan was boiling on the fire. It was the children who
were crying.
• 'Umar immediately left the house with his attendant
• 'Umar made bread with his own hands and cooked some food.

10. Prophet (salallahu alayhi wasallam)
• Once Muhammad (peace be upon him) saw a slave grinding some grain on a
grinding mill driven by hand.
• As he ground the grains he was crying.
• He was sick and could not grind. He had a cruel master
• At this, the Prophet stepped forward and ground the rest of the grain saying,
"Always call me if you have any grain to grind. I will do it for you."