
Imam Muhammad Taqi What can we give Craft
Imam Muhammad Taqi What can we give Craft
Imam Jawad (a) Charity Bag Craft for Children
A Simple Activity to Teach Generosity and Sincerity
Imam Muhammad al-Jawad (a) was known for his incredible generosity and kindness. Even though he became Imam at a very young age, he inspired people with his wisdom, sincerity, and willingness to help others.
This fun and meaningful Charity Bag Craft helps children learn about the different ways they can give to others—just like Imam Jawad (a).
🌟 Key Lesson from Imam Jawad (a)
“Imam Jawad (a): Generous in giving, sincere with Allah.”
Imam Jawad (a) teaches us that charity is not only about money. We can give:
💰 Money
🍎 Food
❤️ Love and kindness
🧸 Clothes and toys
⏰ Time
Even a smile, a helping hand, or a kind word can be a form of sadaqah.
✂️ What You Need
Printed Imam Jawad Charity Bag template
Scissors
Glue stick
Cardstock (optional for extra strength)
Colouring pencils or crayons
🛠️ How to Make the Craft

Step 1: Colour the Pieces
Let children colour the charity bag and all the giving tokens.
Step 2: Cut Out the Pieces
Cut around:
The front bag piece
The back bag piece
The giving tokens
Step 3: Create the Pocket
Glue the back bag piece onto card. Then glue the front bag piece on top, applying glue only around the edges and bottom. Leave the top open to create a pocket.
Step 4: Insert the Tokens
Place the giving tokens into the pocket.
ALTERNATIVELY
You can let them just cut and paste directly on the charity bag as follows

Talk About Giving
As each token is pulled out, discuss practical examples.
💡 Discussion Prompts
💰 Give Money to Help Others
Put coins into a charity box.
Donate to children in need.
🍎 Give Food
Share snacks.
Help prepare meals for others.
❤️ Give Love (Be Kind)
Smile.
Comfort someone who is upset.
🧸 Give Clothes and Toys
Donate items you no longer use.
⏰ Give Time
Help parents.
Read to younger siblings.
Visit grandparents.
📖 Imam Jawad (a) in Action
Imam Jawad (a) was famous for helping the poor and treating everyone with kindness and respect. He showed us that true generosity comes from a sincere heart.
📝 Reflection Questions
Which type of giving is easiest for you?
Which type would you like to improve?
What can you give today?
🌙 Qur'an Connection
“Whatever good you send forth for yourselves, you will find it with Allah.” (Qur'an 2:110)
⭐ Extension Ideas
Create a real family charity jar.
Fill in one token each day and act on it.
Write your own “ways to give” tokens.
🛍️ Perfect For
Madrasah lessons
Homeschooling
Islamic workshops
Ramadan and Muharram activities
Birthday party crafts
❤️ Final Thought
Giving does not always mean spending money.
Sometimes the most valuable gifts are:
Your time
Your kindness
Your smile
Your sincere intention
May we all learn to be generous like Imam Jawad (a).
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