Pillars & Practice
This pillar of Islam is performed only once in a lifetime if a Muslim is able.
Hajj
This prophet was given the Zabur.
Prophet Dawud (AS)
This Arabic word means sincerity in worship.
Ikhlas
This event marks the beginning of the Islamic calendar.
The Hijrah
This prayer is prayed quietly
Dhuhr or Asr
This surah is the only one named after a woman.
Surah Maryam
Lowering one’s gaze is encouraged to protect this part of faith.v
Modesty (Haya
This mosque is known as the second holiest site in Islam.
Masjid al-Aqsa
This pillar requires giving a fixed percentage of wealth to those eligible.
Zakat
This prophet could speak as a baby.
Prophet ‘Isa (AS)
This action turns everyday activities into worship when done for Allah.
Having the right intention (Niyyah)
The Ka‘bah was rebuilt by Prophet Ibrahim (AS) and this son.
Prophet Isma‘il (AS)
This act breaks the fast but does not invalidate wudu.
Eating or drinking (invalidates fast but not wudu)
The Qur’an was first revealed in this cave.
Cave of Hira
Backbiting is compared in the Qur’an to eating this.
The flesh of one’s dead brother
This city is known as “the city of the Prophet ﷺ.”
Madinah
This is the minimum number of rak‘ahs in the five daily obligatory prayers combined.
17 rak‘ahs
This prophet asked Allah for wisdom to judge between people.
Prophet Sulayman (AS)
This is the reward promised for controlling anger.
Allah’s pleasure / reward
Al madina was known as
Yathrib