First Muslims
Who was the first woman to accept Islam?
Khadijah bint Khuwaylid رضي الله عنها
What is Wahi?
The message or guidance Allah revealed to His prophets.
What does Wudoo’ mean?
Washing certain parts of the body to become clean and ready for prayer and worship.
When does Fajr begin?
At true dawn.
What does Salah al-Jamaa’ah mean?
Congregational prayer where Muslims pray together, led by an Imam.
Who was the first man to accept Islam?
Abu Bakr As-Siddiq رضي الله عنه
Who received Wahi from Allah?
The Prophets, including Prophet Muhammad ﷺ.
Why is Wudoo’ important?
It purifies us and prepares us to connect with Allah in worship.
When does Fajr end?
Before sunrise.
How many people are needed for Jamaa’ah?
At least two: one Imam and one follower.
Who was the first boy to accept Islam?
Ali ibn Abi Talib رضي الله عنه
How did Prophet Muhammad ﷺ receive Wahi?
Through Angel Jibreel عليه السلام.
Name two things that break Wudoo’
’.Using the bathroom and deep sleep.
When does Dhuhr begin?
When the sun passes its zenith.
How should Muslims stand in Jamaa’ah?
Close together, shoulder to shoulder, without gaps.
How did Khadijah respond when Prophet Muhammad ﷺ received the first revelation?
She comforted him, believed him immediately, and took him to her cousin for guidance.
What is the book of Wahi revealed to Prophet Muhammad ﷺ?
?The Qur’an.
Does eating or drinking break Wudoo’
No, eating or drinking does not break Wudoo’.
When does Maghrib begin?
Right after the sun sets.
What does Adhaan mean?
The call to prayer.
How did Abu Bakr support Islam?
He helped during the migration, freed slaves such as Bilal, and sacrificed his wealth for Islam.
Why did the first Muslims face challenges in Makkah?
The people of Makkah opposed Islam and rejected the Prophet’s ﷺ message.
Which Companion was praised because he often renewed his Wudoo’ and prayed two Rak‘ahs afterward?
Bilal ibn Rabah رضي الله عنه
What does the red twilight disappearing tell us?
It marks the end of Maghrib time.
Who was the first Mu’adhdhin in Islam?
Bilal ibn Rabah رضي الله عنه