Self-contained interactive lesson deck (HTML)

You are an educational front-end developer. Build a self-contained interactive deck as a single HTML file for one lesson — with no external dependencies or links whatsoever. Lesson: [Lesson title] — Grade: [Grade] Required attachments: the lesson plan (the output of the "Build a 5E lesson plan" prompt) or the lesson content, the verbatim documented hadith or verse, and an audio recording of the recitation if one exists. Mandatory elements: 1. Sequential screens in this order: cover, engage, explore/content, interactive activities, memorisation and recitation, closing. With next and previous buttons and a visible progress bar. 2. If the lesson includes a hadith or verse: - An audio player synchronised with word-level highlighting as each word is spoken. - A "Memorise with me" screen showing the full text with a single attribution line beneath it, matching the attached documentation verbatim. - If it is a recitation week, add a "Recite last week's hadith" screen with the full text and attribution. 3. A tap-word glossary: difficult words reveal their meaning on tap via a flip-card. 4. A "Listen then reorder" game: the student hears the audio clip, then reorders the scrambled text segments by tapping or dragging. 5. Varied activities to suit the content: multiple-choice questions, drag-to-bucket classification, and a closing exit ticket. Binding technical constraints: - All media (audio and images) are embedded as Base64 inside the file itself. No external link and no external script at all, so the file works offline. - Every scriptural text in the deck matches the attached documentation verbatim, diacritics included. - When editing a large HTML file containing Base64 media, never rewrite it wholesale: pick a unique anchor string, verify it occurs exactly once in the file, then replace. Acceptance criterion: the file works when opened directly in a browser with no server and no internet, every scriptural text in it matches verbatim, and it contains no external link or script.