Pillars of Islam
The 5 pillars of Islam and their order?
(belief(shahadah), salah, zakat, fasting,hajj)
Who's the two prophets who built the Kabaa?
prophet ibrahim (AA) and his son Ismail (AA)
She was the prophet Muhammad (pbuh) first wife..? And how many wives did he have?
Khadija
11 wives
Why is eid named eid?
Bc the root word Aad means repeat and eid repeats twice every year
What part of our wealth goes to the zakat we pay?
(gold and silver, Cash at home, in bank accounts, savings, money lent to others, saving certificates, bonds, shares, investment certificates and so on, are all considered when calculating zakat. Any goods you have bought with the intention of selling are included in your zakatable wealth. no zakat is payable on your personal belongings such as a house, car or any goods which were not purchased to trade.)
This prophet saved his people from the pharaoh by splitting the sea. He was also known for throwing down his staff, which turn into which specific reptile?
Prophet Musa (aa) and a snack
The first revelation to Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) happens in a _____ and he was _______ years old.
(cave Hira and 40)
These two days EVERY week all your minor sins are forgiven ...?
(Monday and Thursday)
These months fasting is mandatory and these months fasting is highly recommended.
Ramadan, Muharram (no month better than this month to do good deeds), Shawal(Whosoever fasts during the month of Ramadan and then follows it up with six days of fasting of Shawwal will be rewarded as if he or she had fasted the entire year” – Hadith | Muslim))
This prophet’s son refused to listen to his own father’s message leading him to drown with the other non-believers.
Prophet Noah (AA)
This man, the best companion of the Prophet pbuh, is buried next to Muhammad pbuh....?
Abu Bakar (AA)
_____ prophets mentioned in the quran but there are _______ in total.
(25 and thousands)
Whats the two mountains that you have to walk in between during hajj.
(Safa and Marwa (Hajar did this when Ibrahim abandoned her and his son (ismail) and she was looking for water and food)
This prophet had half of the worlds beauty and was abandoned by his brothers in a well.
Prophet Yusuf (AA)
This strong uncle raised the prophet Muhammad (pbuh) and never converted to islam.
(abu Talib, well respected individual who had immense wealth and power protected prophet pbuh as he spread the message.)
Why can’t airplanes fly over the Kaaba?
b/c planes make noise there disruption to muslims
The original ordained amount of salah and the prophet who advised to lower the number.
(50 to 5 and Musa)
Which prophet can resurrect the dead?
ESA (AA). (Isa: Al Imran Ayah 49 And [make him] a messenger to the Children of Israel, [who will say], 'Indeed I have come to you with a sign from your Lord in that I design for you from clay [that which is] like the form of a bird, then I breathe into it and it becomes a bird by permission of Allah. And I cure the blind and the leper, and I give life to the dead - by permission of Allah. And I inform you of what you eat and what you store in your houses. Indeed, in that is a sign for you, if you are believers. Ayah 46 He will speak to the people in the cradle and in maturity and will be of the righteous.)
How many kids did the prophet Muhammad pbuh have?
(7 kids: 3 boys and 4 girls. None of the boys made it out of childhood. Qassim died 3 years old. Zainab died 30 years old. Ruqayah 23 years old. Um Kulthum died 27-year-old (Married Usman). Fatimah died 27 years old (married Ali). Abdullah died early in childhood. Ibrahim died in childhood as well. Order of the Caliphas are Abu Baker, Omar, Usman, and Ali.
These are the four sacred months in the lunar calendar.....?
These are the four sacred months [(Rajab means the month of inundation (meaning remove in Arabic). It has this name because Arabs used to remove the heads of their spears and refrain from waging war during Rajab to guarantee safe passage to those traveling to perform Umrah (minor pilgrimage).
Dhu al-Qi’dah (meaning sitting in Arabic) has this name because it was the month during which Arabs would sit and stop fighting wars to give safe passage to pilgrims travelling to Makkah to perform Hajj (pilgrimage) in Dhu al-Hijjah.
Dhu al-Hijjah (which refers to Hajj in Arabic) has this name because it was the month during which people performed Hajj to the Sacred House of Allah (Ka’abah) in Makkah.
Muharram (meaning forbidden or sanctified in Arabic) was called that because Arabs used to forbid waging wars during it to give safe passage to pilgrims travelling back to their homelands from Makkah after performing Hajj.)]