Follow young Zaid as he discovers that true knowledge is only complete when paired with a kind heart and noble character. This beautifully illustrated guide brings Islamic ethics to life, showing children how to shine through their actions, words, and thoughts in every part of their day.
Young Zaid arrives at the Light House Academy with a backpack full of books and a heart full of curiosity. He learns that just as a lamp needs light to shine, his knowledge needs the glow of good manners to truly benefit the world around him.
Throughout the morning, Zaid moves with grace and humility, walking calmly through the school hallways with a polite smile for everyone he passes. When he stops for a drink of water, he remembers to sit down and take slow, mindful sips, practicing discipline in even the smallest actions.
At lunchtime, Zaid joins his friends at the table, starting his meal with a quiet prayer and eating neatly with his right hand. They share their food and stories with joy, creating a peaceful atmosphere where friendship and respect are the most important ingredients.
In the classroom, Zaid transforms into a dedicated scholar, sitting at his desk with his books and tools perfectly organized. He focuses his eyes and his mind on the lesson, understanding that true wisdom comes to those who approach their studies with patience and order.
When Zaid wants to share a thought or ask a question, he raises his hand quietly and waits for his teacher to call on him. He speaks with a gentle voice and listens intently to the answers, showing the same respect to his fellow students as he does to his instructors.
Zaid is a friend that everyone can trust because he always keeps his promises and is the first to offer a sincere apology if he makes a mistake. He celebrates his classmates' successes with a happy heart, knowing that there is no room for jealousy in a mind seeking true knowledge.
Even when Zaid feels a flash of anger or disappointment, he takes a deep breath and chooses to respond with kindness. He helps a younger student who is struggling with their bag, proving that a strong person is one who can control their emotions and help others grow.
When the school day ends, Zaid brings the light of his academy ethics home, greeting his parents with a warm hug and helping with the family chores. He prepares for sleep by washing and saying his evening prayers, reflecting on the good deeds he performed throughout the day.
Zaid finds deep peace in his faith, standing in sincere prayer and looking at the beauty of the world with gratitude for his Creator. He cherishes his religion and his nation, feeling proud to be part of a community that values service, peace, and the pursuit of truth.
As a dedicated member of the Light House Academy, Zaid practices his lessons every day so that his good habits become a part of who he is. He stands tall with his friends, a shining example of how knowledge and ethics together create a life of purpose and light.
# The Light House Academy Ethics Book ## The First Ethics Group 14-10-1447 PEWHS59 بسم الله الرحمن الرحيم # Introduction Can knowledge work without ethics? Knowledge without ethics is like: * A lamp without light * A car without brakes * A tree without fruit A good student learns knowledge with good manners. --- # Ethics With Your Body ## 1. How to Walk? Islamic Reference: "Walk on the earth with humility." (Quran 25:63) Picture Description: A child walking calmly in school hallway, smiling politely. --- ## 2. How to Drink? Hadith: "Do not drink while standing." Picture Description: Child sitting and drinking water politely. --- ## 3. How to Eat? Hadith: "Say Bismillah, eat with your right hand." Picture Description: Children eating together politely. --- ## 4. How to Sleep? Hadith: "When you sleep, make wudu." Picture Description: Child making dua before sleeping. --- ## 5. How to Wake Up? Hadith: Morning dua after waking. Picture Description: Child waking up happily with sunlight. --- ## 6. How to Study? Scholar: Imam Al-Ghazali "Knowledge needs discipline." Picture Description: Student studying at desk. --- ## 7. How to Go to the Bathroom? Hadith: Islam teaches cleanliness. Picture Description: Child washing hands. --- ## 8. How to Wear Clothes? Hadith: Start with right side. Picture Description: Child wearing school uniform neatly. --- ## 9. How to Control Your Eyes? Quran: "Lower your gaze." (24:30) Picture Description: Student focusing on book. --- ## 10. How to Act in Class? Scholar: Imam Nawawi Picture Description: Students raising hands quietly. --- ## 11. How to Arrange Your Bag? Scholar: Ibn Qayyim Picture Description: Student organizing bag. --- ## 12. How to Arrange Your Timetable? Scholar: Hasan Al-Basri Picture Description: Child making timetable. --- ## 13. How to Focus? Scholar: Ibn Taymiyyah Picture Description: Student focusing quietly. --- ## 14. How to Perform Your Prayers? Quran: "Establish prayer." Picture Description: Students praying. --- # Ethics With Your Tongue ## 15. How to Ask? Hadith: Ask politely. Picture Description: Student raising hand. --- ## 16. How to Answer? Quran: Speak good words. Picture Description: Student answering politely. --- ## 17. How to Talk With Teacher? Scholar: Imam Malik Picture Description: Student respectfully talking to teacher. --- ## 18. How to Talk With Students? Scholar: Imam Ghazali Picture Description: Students speaking kindly. --- ## 19. How to Keep Promises? Quran: Fulfill promises. Picture Description: Child keeping promise. --- ## 20. How to Say Sorry? Hadith: Best people admit mistakes. Picture Description: Child apologizing. --- # Ethics With Your Heart ## 21. Love Learning Scholar: Imam Shafi'i Picture Description: Student happy learning. --- ## 22. Love Students Scholar: Imam Ahmad Picture Description: Students helping each other. --- ## 23. Love Teacher Scholar: Imam Abu Hanifa Picture Description: Student greeting teacher. --- ## 24. Love Classmates Hadith: Love for others what you love for yourself. Picture Description: Students sharing. --- ## 25. Make Students Better Than You Scholar: Imam Ghazali Picture Description: Student helping others learn. --- ## 26. Love Classmate Success Hadith: No jealousy. Picture Description: Student congratulating friend. --- ## 27. Do Good Even If You Dislike Quran: Repel evil with good. Picture Description: Child helping another child. --- ## 28. Respect Yourself Scholar: Umar ibn Khattab Picture Description: Confident child. --- ## 29. Know Yourself Scholar: Imam Ghazali Picture Description: Child thinking quietly. --- ## 30. Respect Worship Quran: Pray sincerely. Picture Description: Child praying quietly. --- ## 31. Believe in Your Lord Quran: Believe in Allah. Picture Description: Child looking at sky. --- ## 32. Love Your Lord Hadith: Love Allah. Picture Description: Child making dua. --- ## 33. Love Your Religion Quran: Islam is chosen religion. Picture Description: Child reading Quran. --- ## 34. Love Your Nation Scholar: Famous Islamic saying Picture Description: Children holding country flag. --- ## 35. Respect Parents Quran: Be kind to parents. Picture Description: Child helping parents. --- ## 36. Respect Family Hadith: Best to family. Picture Description: Family sitting together. --- ## 37. Control Bad Emotions Hadith: Control anger. Picture Description: Child calming down. --- # Final Section ## 38. Honest Member of Light House Academy Scholar: Good character. Picture Description: Students in academy uniform. --- ## 39. If You Like Hamid Talash Really You Should Follow good ethics. Picture Description: Teacher guiding students. --- ## 40. How Not to Forget What You Learned Scholar: Practice knowledge. Picture Description: Student practicing lessons. --- والله الحمد أولا وآخرا
