A bright and engaging presentation, introducing an Islamic perspective on charity. It includes questions for discussion and a case study on Islamic Relief’s work. This resource is suitable for all ages, from Key Stage 2 to adult. Produced in partnership with One World Week.

This is a lively audio book for children on the topic of Eid ul Adha with appealing visual images. The aim of this resource is to educate children on the meaning of sacrifice within a stimulating story format.

This presentation explores an Islamic perspective on the environment, drawing upon verses from the Qur’an and sayings of Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him).

Our Lives is a pictorial journey through children’s daily needs. All children need food; healthcare; a home; a safe place to play; family and friends. The text and pictures show the difficulties encountered by children whose lives are affected by war, long-term famine and natural disasters which result in poverty. There are discussion points throughout the book, and a Teachers Notes section at the back with suggested discussion questions to guide learning.

This booklet offers a lively and engaging way for students to explore some of the issues involved in global citizenship. Using data from a real-life disaster, students are challenged to analyse the problems and try to arrive at some solutions, employing skills in research, investigation and critical analysis. The booklet presents opportunities for individual and group work.

This presentation provides a basic introduction to an Islamic perspective on debt and highlights the urgent need for debt relief in some of the world’s poorest countries.

This colourful and engaging presentation highlights the Islamic perspective on fair trade with some interesting facts and information

This textbook is an exciting new resource for Key Stage 2 and lower Key Stage 3. It focuses on the work of aid agencies, with a special focus on faith-based agencies such as Islamic Relief. The publication comes with pre-designed activities, is tailored to the national curriculum and can be used to teach R.E, Geography and Citizenship. Building Lives is also accompanied by activity sheets, to complement learning and teaching on this topic.

This engaging presentation explores the Islamic festival of Eid ul Adha, with special focus on the religious significance of the sacrificial rites.

This presentation discusses the links between endemic poverty and conflict, taking Gaza as a case study.

This resource looks at the life of orphans in the developing world and what may impact them. It looks at the Islamic perspective on Orphans whilst also looking at Islam and social justice.

Worksheets on Dr Hany El Banna's (the Founder of Islamic Relief Worldwide) book.