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Class 3 Islamiat (اسلامیات لازمی) – Kifayat, SNC (2027-28)
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Class 3 Islamiat (اسلامیات لازمی) – Kifayat, SNC (2027-28)

Islamiat (Lazmi), جماعت سوم, for Class 3 from Kifayat Publishers, Karachi – Lahore, "according to the Single National Curriculum", for session 2027-28: the compulsory Urdu-medium Islamiat book of the Kifayat series, with a guide to how the series is arranged from Class 1 to Class 5 and how to help a Class 3 child.

Key details

  • Class 3 · Islamiat (Lazmi)
  • Kifayat Publishers · SNC
  • Urdu medium
  • Session 2027-28
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Islamiat (Lazmi), Class 3 (اسلامیات (لازمی) جماعت سوم) is the compulsory Islamiat textbook for Class 3 from Kifayat Publishers, Karachi – Lahore, made "according to the Single National Curriculum" (یکساں قومی نصاب کے مطابق). The book is in Urdu. This page is for the 2027-28 session. Our photograph shows the cover only, so the page does not list this book's lessons; instead it explains how the Kifayat Islamiat series is arranged, using the books for Class 1, Class 4 and Class 5 that are listed on this site, and gives practical advice for a Class 3 child. Exam Book House, Shop Number 4, Al Fazal Market, Urdu Bazar, Lahore, supplies it with cash on delivery across Pakistan and delivery to the Gulf countries.

Quick facts

What the cover tells us

The cover has the same design as the other books of the series: a pointed arch frame, the title in Urdu, "(لازمی)" meaning compulsory, the class in words (jamaat soom, third class), a number badge in the top corner and the Kifayat mark. Each class has its own colour: Class 1 is purple, Class 3 is blue, Class 4 is yellow and Class 5 is pink. A parent can recognise the right year at a glance. The book is part of the compulsory-subject set, which means every Class 3 child who follows the Single National Curriculum studies Islamiat.

How the Kifayat Islamiat series is arranged

The contents of the books for the neighbouring classes show a clear plan. Every book is built from the same five to seven abwab (chapters), and each chapter grows in size from year to year. The table below is taken from the books we list on this site.

Chapter themeClass 1Class 4Class 5
The Quran and the hadithreading, memorising, a hadith, supplications (page 4)the same five parts (page 4)the same five parts (page 4)
Beliefs and worshiptawhid, prophethood, the mosque and adhan, prayerangels, heavenly books, fasting, the rights of Allah, reciting the Quranthe hereafter, finality of prophethood, zakat, Friday, the two Eids
The blessed life of the Prophet ﷺhis name and his character (2 lessons)revelation to the journey to Taif (6 lessons)Miraj to the battles (7 lessons)
Character and mannersgood character, giving salamsimplicity, manners of a gathering, being on timetolerance, forgiveness, thrift
Good dealings and social life(not a separate chapter)honesty, rights of people, love for the homelandpromises, brotherhood, backbiting
Guidance and famous people of Islamthe prophets (1 lesson)two prophets and two companionstwo prophets, Hazrat Ali, the Sufi saints
Today's needs(not a separate chapter)cleanliness, wateraccidents, plants and trees

Class 3 sits in the middle of this plan. From the pattern of the neighbouring years, we can say that a Class 3 child will keep meeting the same chapter themes at a level between Class 1 and Class 4, but the exact lessons are in the book itself, so check your child's copy or ask the teacher.

What every book in the series starts with

All three books we have seen open with the same first chapter: the Quran and the hadith, with five parts: reading (nazra), memorising (hifz), memorisation with translation, hadith and supplications learned by heart. This is the daily-practice chapter. It is the shortest chapter, but it should be revised every day, five minutes at a time, in every class.

How to help a Class 3 child

  1. Make Quran reading a daily routine. Ten minutes at a fixed time after Maghrib or Fajr works well in many homes.
  2. Learn one supplication a week and say it at the right time (before eating, before sleeping).
  3. Listen to the lesson read aloud. A Class 3 child is still learning to read long Urdu passages; reading the chapter aloud to the child first helps.
  4. Turn manners into habits. Choose one habit for each week (greeting with salam, keeping promises, being on time) and notice it together.
  5. Tell the stories of the prophets and the Prophet's life ﷺ in your own simple words before the child reads them in the book.
  6. Check the glossary (farhang) at the end of the book for new words.

For session 2027-28

Your teacher will set the order of the chapters. Because the full contents of this book are not shown here, check the book list of your child's school and the first pages of the copy you receive. Lists can change from year to year, and we supply the newest edition we can get.

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Frequently asked questions

Is this the Class 3 Islamiat book for session 2027-28?

It is Islamiat (Lazmi) for Class 3 from Kifayat Publishers, according to the Single National Curriculum. If your school's 2027-28 Class 3 list names it, this is the right book. Send the list on WhatsApp and we will check it.

What language is it in?

Urdu.

Does it follow the Single National Curriculum?

The cover says "یکساں قومی نصاب کے مطابق", which means according to the Single National Curriculum.

Where can I see the lessons?

The full contents of the Class 4 and Class 5 books of the same series are listed on their pages on this site. For the exact lessons of Class 3, check the book itself or ask your child's teacher.

Do you deliver outside Lahore?

Yes. We deliver all over Pakistan with cash on delivery, and to the Gulf countries. Send your name, address and the book name on WhatsApp at 0317 4846676, or call the shop in Urdu Bazar, Lahore (Monday to Saturday, 9 AM – 9 PM).

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