Quran and Laylatul Qadr
Spiritual Psychology of Ramadan
History & Events in Ramadan
Scenario Analysis
Early Muslim History
100

In which surah is Laylatul Qadr specifically mentioned by name?

Surah Al-Qadr

100

What is the connection between fasting and achieving taqwa according to Surah Al-Baqarah 2:183?

Fasting was prescribed so that you may attain taqwa

100

In which year after Hijrah did fasting become obligatory?

2 AH

100

A student fasts all day but spends hours gossiping and arguing.
From an Islamic perspective, what did they gain and what did they lose?

They fulfilled the physical fast, but lost spiritual reward. Hadith: Allah has no need for leaving food if one doesn’t leave false speech.

100

Which insect is mentioned in the Qur’an as speaking to warn its people?

The ant 

200

Which companion reported the du’a the Prophet ﷺ recommended for Laylatul Qadr?

Aisha (RA)

200

Why does fasting weaken the Shaytan’s influence over a believer?

Because desires are reduced; Shaytan flows through desires

200

Which major battle occurred in Ramadan in 2 AH?

Battle of Badr

200

Why do you think Laylatul Qadr is hidden instead of clearly identified?

  • Encourages consistent worship

  • Tests sincerity

  • Prevents laziness

  • Builds effort across all ten nights

200

Whats the Kaabah of Malaika called? 

Al bait Al ma'amur

300

What is the du’a the Prophet ﷺ taught to say on Laylatul Qadr?

Allahumma innaka ‘afuwwun tuhibbul ‘afwa fa’fu ‘anni

300

What did the Prophet ﷺ say about someone who does not give up false speech while fasting?

Allah has no need for him to leave his food and drink

300

How many Muslims participated in the Battle of Badr?

Approximately 313

300

Why does fasting build taqwa more effectively than other acts of worship like charity or prayer?

  • It’s hidden

  • Requires constant self-control

  • No one knows if you secretly break it

  • Directly controls desires

300

Who was the first child born to the Muslim community after the Hijrah to Madinah?

Abdullah Ibn Zubair

400

What does “Al-Qadr” linguistically mean besides “Power”? (Give two meanings.)

Decree / Destiny / Measure / Honor

400

How does fasting train the concept of muraqabah (awareness of Allah)?

You abstain even when no one sees you except Allah

400

Which major conquest occurred in Ramadan in 8 AH?

Conquest of Makkah ( Fath Makkah)

400

Two people fast:

  • One avoids food but continues bad character.

  • One improves their character but struggles with hunger.

Who is closer to the true purpose of Ramadan? Defend your answer using Qur’an or Hadith principles.

must reference taqwa, character, intention, etc.

400

Which Caliph officially established the Hijri (Islamic) calendar?

Umar ibn al-Khattab (RA)

500

Which two major events related to revelation occurred in Ramadan according to scholars?

The Qur’an was sent down to Bayt al-‘Izzah in the lowest heaven AND revelation began to the Prophet ﷺ

500

Why is fasting considered a uniquely sincere act of worship compared to prayer or charity?

Fasting is for Me and I will reward it” — because it is hidden and purely for Allah

500

During Fath Makkah, what did the Prophet ﷺ declare to the Quraysh despite years of persecution?

Go, for you are free.

500

Ramadan chains the Shayateen — yet people still commit sins.
What does this teach us about the real source of wrongdoing?

  • Nafs plays a major role

  • Personal accountability

  • Shaytan influences but doesn’t force

  • Human free will

500

Who was the first person to introduce idol worship into Arabia after the time of Ibrahim and Ismail (AS)?

‘Amr ibn Luhay

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