This session, titled "Al-Ameen: The Prophet’s Coexistence and Character," features a deep dive into the biography (Seerah) of Prophet Muhammad (SAW), presented by distinguished scholars Mallam Aminu Bala and Hajiya Rukaiya Musa Kinta. The course challenges adolescent learners to look beyond the basic history and understand the practical application of the Prophet’s noble traits in a diverse society.

The lesson centers on two critical historical narratives that demonstrate the Prophet’s integrity. First, it examines why the polytheists of Mecca—despite opposing his message—entrusted him with their valuables, and how, during his migration (Hijra) to Medina, he ensured every item was returned to its owner rather than using their enmity as an excuse for theft. Second, it recounts the Prophet’s first revelation in the Cave of Hira, highlighting Nana Khadija’s (RA) affirmation of his character: that he upheld kinship, spoke the truth, and helped the vulnerable.

By analyzing these events alongside verses from the Quran, the course teaches participants that true righteousness involves being a "Mercy to the worlds." It emphasizes that a Muslim's character must be consistent towards everyone, regardless of faith. The ultimate goal is to inspire the almajiri participants to adopt the Prophet (SAW) as their behavioral "compass," prioritizing honesty and peaceful coexistence in their daily interactions on the streets and within their communities.