
A visual biography of the 11th Imam, Imam Hasan al Askari (as), that talks about his life, some of his characteristics, and his role in preparing us for the ghaybah of the 12th Imam, Imam al Mahdi (ajtfs).

Learn about Imam Hassan Al Askari (A.S) on the occasion of his birthday in this video from Al Qaem Kids. It includes some basic facts about the 11th Imam, a story from his childhood, and an English nasheed/poem in his honor.

Students will create artwork inspired by nature. Students will use a monochromatic color theme and utilize high contrast effects to illustrate their artwork. This artwork is inspired by the theme of gratitude.

Students will create a collaborative piece of artwork to reflect the topic of ‘Unity and Diversity’. Students will use the design principles of ‘Unity’ and ‘Variety’ to compose their artwork. This artwork is inspired by the theme of respect.

Students will study optical illusions and use their knowledge to create a linear drawing that represents their creation as a still life. This artwork is inspired by the theme of Patience.

Students will create three dimensional works of art. Students will use traditional methods to mold their clay. This artwork is inspired by the theme of Wilāyah.

Students will create a landscape illustration inspired by the visual imagery of a classic poem. This artwork is inspired by the theme of wilāyah.

Students will design a word and will decorate it using zentangle patterns. This artwork is inspired by the theme of trust.

Students will learn the connection between art, science, psychology and healing using neurographic art. This artwork is inspired by the theme of patience.

Students will learn about different features of Islamic architecture. They will create their own site plans of traditional masjids and add contemporary features to them. This artwork is inspired by the theme of respect.

Students will use graphic design and the medium of digital art to create a poster that conveys a message close to their hearts. This artwork is inspired by the theme of justice.

Students will create still life artwork using various drawing, coloring, and shading mediums. This artwork is inspired by the theme of gratitude.