Qur’an & Revelation
This is the holy book revealed to Prophet Muhammad (SAW).
The Quran
This act of worship Muslims perform five times each day.
Salah
The first pillar of Islam is the declaration of faith, also called this.
Shahadah
What was the name of the book given to Isa AS?
The Injeel / the Bible
This is the largest planet in our solar system.
Jupiter
Surah Al-‘Adiyat begins with Allah describing these fast-moving animals.
Horses
This purification is done with water before prayer.
Wudu
What does "Aqimus Salah" mean?
Stand for prayer/salah
Which religion(s) are truly monotheistic?
Islam & Judaism
This is the fastest land animal.
Cheetah
Surah Al-Teen mentions this fruit in its opening verse.
The Fig
When water is unavailable or cannot be used, this dry purification may be performed.
Tayyammum
What are the three groups of people that will be present on the Day of Judgment?
The people of the right hand, the people of the left hand, and the foremost (as-Sabiqoon)
How many years did Nuh AS preach?
950 years
This is the process plants use to make their own food from sunlight.
Photosynthesis
Surah Az-Zilzal is about the events that happen on this great day.
Day of Judgement
This special prayer shortens certain prayers while traveling.
Salat ul Qasr
Which of the following is the correct order of events after a revelation?
Muhammad SAW memorized -> Companions wrote it down -> Companions memorized
This ocean is the largest on Earth.
Pacific Ocean
According to Surah Az-Zilzal, what will happen to people's deeds on the Day of Judgment, even if they are very small?
They will be shown/revealed and accounted for.
This prayer is performed during a solar eclipse.
Salat ul Kusoof
Name three ways to improve your Khushu in Salah that we learned about in class.
Paying attention to salah
Do not delay salah
Do not rush wudu
Spend a few extra moments in sujood
Pray as if it is your last salah
Understand the meanings of what you are saying in salah
Reflect on salah when you’re done!
What are the 3 stages of Nafs?
Nafs-ul-Ammarah
Nafs-ul-Lawwamah
Nafs-ul-Mutma'innah
This famous scientist developed the theory of gravity after observing a falling apple (according to the popular story).
Issac Newton