Round 1
What was Lady Khadija's (AS) role in supporting the Prophet Muhammad (SAW)?
She supported the Prophet (SAW) with her wealth and played a major role in the early development of Islam.
What was Lady Khadija’s (AS) relationship to the Prophet Muhammad (SAW)
She was his first wife and a key supporter of his mission.
•How can we show charity to our neighbors?
•Helping them with daily tasks, offering support during difficult times, or simply being kind.
How did Lady Khadija (AS) demonstrate charity during her lifetime?
She used her wealth to help the poor, feed the hungry, and support the mission of Islam.
•What is the significance of charity in Islam?
•Charity (Sadaqah) is a means of purifying wealth by serving others and gaining closeness to Allah (SWT).
What was Lady Khadija (AS) known for in Makkah?
She was one of the wealthiest women in Makkah.
The Holy Qur'an advises us to give charity only in return for a reward or gratitude.
False
(Charity should be given purely for the sake of Allah, without expecting anything in return.)
Helping others without expecting anything in return purifies our hearts and brings us closer to Allah (swt).
True
•What is one small act of charity that everyone can do?
•Smiling at others is a form of charity.
Charity performed with the expectation of a reward is still a highly valued deed in the sight of Allah (swt).
False
(Charity performed purely for the sake of Allah is what elevates the deed.)
What is one of the primary ways our hands can be used to earn Allah's (swt) pleasure?
By using our hands for charity and helping others.
How can we mirror Lady Khadija’s (AS) generosity in our daily lives?
By supporting good causes through financial contributions or volunteer work in our communities.
What does the Qur'an say about feeding the poor, orphan, and captive?
It praises those who feed the poor, orphan, and captive purely for the sake of Allah (swt), without expecting reward or gratitude.
What is Sadaqah Jariyah (continuous charity)
Charity that continues to benefit others long after the giver has passed, such as building a well or an educational institution, or assisting in educating someone
Which verse in the Qur'an emphasizes the importance of charity for the sake of Allah (swt)?
"Indeed, those who feed the poor, the orphan, and the captive [saying], 'We feed you only