Shahadah
What does the Shahada declare?
It declares that there is no god but Allah and Muhammad is His messenger.
How many times do Muslims pray each day?
Five times a day.
During which month do Muslims fast?
Ramadan.
What does Zakat mean?
Giving to the poor or needy.
Where do Muslims go for Hajj?
Makkah
How many gods do Muslims believe in?
One
What direction do Muslims face when praying?
Toward the Kaaba in Makkah.
What time of day do Muslims stop eating during Ramadan?
From dawn (Fajr) until sunset (Maghrib).
Why do Muslims give Zakat?
To help others and purify our wealth
What building is at the center of the Hajj?
The Kaaba.
What is the Arabic phrase of the Shahada?
Ashhadu alla ilaha illallah wa ashhadu anna Muhammadur rasulullah.
What is the name of the Friday prayer?
Jumu’ah.
What meal do Muslims eat to break their fast at sunset?
Iftar
Who receives Zakat?
Poor people, orphans, and those in need.
In which Islamic month is Hajj performed?
Dhul Hijjah.
Who must a Muslim believe in along with Allah?
Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him).
What must Muslims do before praying?
Make wudu (ablution).
Who does not have to fast during Ramadan?
Children, sick people, travelers, and pregnant or nursing women.
What percentage of wealth is given as Zakat?
2.5% of savings.
How many times should a Muslim perform Hajj?
Once in a lifetime, if able.
Why is Shahada the first pillar of Islam?
Because it shows a person truly believes in Islam.
Why is Salah important in a Muslim’s life?
It connects us to Allah and reminds us to do good.
What is the spiritual goal of fasting?
To become closer to Allah and learn patience and self-control.
How does Zakat help a community?
It helps the poor and creates fairness and kindness in society.
What do Muslims wear during Hajj to show equality?
Two white sheets of cloth (for men), simple dress for women.