Ramadan 101
What was revealed during the month of Ramadan?
The nightly prayer specific to Ramadan that's preformed after Isha prayer
Taraweeh
The first Sahabi to call the Adhaan
Bilal
This prophet built an ark to survive a great flood.
Prophet Nuh
When does fasting start and end?
Sunrise to sunset
This prophet received the first revelation of the Qur’an during Ramadan.
The Prophet Muhammad (PBUH)
What daily prayer marks the beginning of your daily fast?
Fajr
The only Surah in the Quran named after a woman
Surah Maryam
Which prophet was swallowed by a whale as punishment
Prophet Younis
When is it impermissible to fast?
The day before Ramadan and on Eid
What are the five pillars of Islam?
Shahada, Salah, Zakat, Sawm(fasting), Hajj(if possible)
This night prayer, known for its special Duaa, is performed in an odd number of rak‘ahs after Taraweeh
Salat al-Witr
What battle took place during the month of ramadan?
The battle of Badr.
Name the Prophet Muhammads (PBUH) daughters
Zainab, Ruqayyah, Umm Kulthum, and Fatimah
When is it okay not to fast
When you are traveling, sick, or for women on your menstrual cycle
This Islamic lunar month comes right before Ramadan and is often used for extra fasting and spiritual preparation.
The month of Sha'ban.
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Who were the Khalifah
Abubakr, Umar, and Uthman Ali
This prophet was betrayed by his brothers and thrown into a well.
Prophet Yusuf
What month did the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) fast the most aside from Ramadan?
The month of Sha'aban
This special night is better than approximately how many years
HINT : Laylat-ul-Qadr is the night
83 years
What 5 parts of your body touch the ground when you are in sujjud?
Hands, toes, knees, forehead, and nose
How many Surahs were named after the prophets (name at least 4 for points)
Surah Nuh
Surah Hud
Surah Yusuf
Surah Ibrahim
Surah Muhammad
Surah Yunus
Name the prophets who received books and the names of all books
Prophet Musa, The Torah
Prohpet Isa, The Injeel
The prophet Muhammad, The Quran
What should you do for each day you cannot fast at all, (this ones for people with chronic illnesses or extreme old age)
Feed the poor for each missed day, Fidyah