Unit C Chapters 1-3

Unit C Chapter 1Ramadan: A Month of Blessings

100

______ is the 9th month of Islam and is called The Month of the Quran among other things.

Ramadan

200

During Ramadan, a Muslim who is eligible is required to ____ for ____ days.

Fast for 30 days

300

What are 3 benefits of Fasting?

Spiritual Benefits, Psychological Benefits, Social Benefits, and Physical and Medical Benefits

400

How does Ramadan make society as a whole stronger?

When fasting a wealthy person can realize the pain  many poor people experiencing daily. This can create a sense of sympathy for the poor.

500

Why do we fast according to the Quran?

to gain Taqwa

Unit C Chapter 2The Rules of Fasting

100

The Islamic Calander is also known as the _________.

Hijri Calander

200

What are 2 ways Muslims use to figure out the arrival of Ramadan?

Sighting of the moon and Astronomical Calculations.

300

Name all 12 months in the Islamic Calander.

Muharram, Safar, Rabi' al-Awwal, Rabi' al-Thani, Jumada al-Ula, Jumada al-Akhirah, Rajab, Sha'ban, Ramadan, Shawwal, Dhu al-Qa'dah, and Dhu al-Hijjah

400

If a person fasts during Ramadan and the first 6 days of Shawwal what will he or she earn?

The person who fasts the 6 days of Shawwal and Ramadan, it's as if he fasted a whole year.

500

name 4 categories of people who do not need to fast.

• Medical Conditions/Illness: Individuals with acute or chronic illnesses, or those who fear fasting will worsen their condition, are exempt.
• Pregnancy & Breastfeeding: Permissible if fasting poses risks to the mother or child.
• Menstruation: It is forbidden for women to fast during their period, according to Islamic tradition.
• Travelers: Those on long journeys (generally over 50 miles or 80 km) can break their fast.
• Elderly & Frail: Elderly individuals who cannot withstand the, hardship of fasting are exempt.
• Children: Those who have not reached puberty. 

Unit C Chapter 3The Nullifiers of Fasting

100

What are the 2 things that break your fast?

Eating or Drinking Intentionally, Vomiting Intentionally

200

What are the 2 procedures called to make up a fast.

Qadaa and Kaffarah

300

Name 3 things that don't break your fast and 2 things that are discouraged while fasting.

Things that won't break your Fast: Eating unintentionally, vomiting unintentionally, injections, taking a bath, swallowing one's saliva, brushing one's teeth without toothpaste, and more.

Discouraged things to do while Fasting: lying, swearing, complaining of hunger, fighting, and more.

400

Name 6 or more people who are exempted from Fasting.

The sick, the elderly, those who are experiencing post-childbirth bleeding, those who are traveling a tiresome journey, pregnant, and those who are experiencing menstruation.

500

Name all the things you could do to complete a Kaffarah if you intentionally break your fast.

1. Releasing a Slave

2. Fasting 60 days or 2 Months

3. Feeding 60 needy people.

Other

100

True or False: Fasting is the Month of Obeidiance. (If False correct it)

True

200

True/False: Fasting is the 5th Pillar of Islam. (If False correct it)

False it is the 4th

300

____ was revealed during Laylat-ul-Qadar.

The Quran

400

When is Eid-ul-Fitr?

After Ramadan during Shawwal.

500

Fasting on this day removes your sins from the next and last year.

The day of Arafah

Prophets

100

Name 5 Prophets.

Muhammad ﷺ , Adam, Nuh, Esa, Zakkariyyah, Yahya, Yousuf, Yunus, etc.

200

Prophet Zakkariyah was sent to who?

Bani Israel

300

What is the role of prophets in Islam?

Prophets should spread the message of god to humans.

400

What is the difference between a Prophet and a Messenger?

Prophet: A person Allah has picked to convey the message of Islam.

Messenger: A person Allah has picked to convey the message of Islam and they receive a book like the Quran.

500

Name every book and its Prophet.

Tawrat (Torah): Revealed to Prophet Musa (Moses).

Zabur (Psalms): Revealed to Prophet Dawud (David).

Injeel (Gospel): Revealed to Prophet Isa (Jesus).

Quran: Revealed to Prophet Muhammad.