Wudhu
Ghusl
Salaah
Prayer times
100
What are two things you need wudhu for?

- Peforming salaah 

- Touching the quraan

100

We must use as much water as we want when making ghusl     

True/False 

False

100

On the day of Qiyaamah what is the first thing Allah will question us about?

Our salaah

100

This prayer is prayed at night 

Isha 

200

Wudhu is the ___ to salaah

Wudhu is the key to salaah

200

Ghusl means

to take a bath

200

Salaah is the key to ____

Salaah is the key to jannah 

200

This prayer is prayed in the early part of the morning/ before the sun rises 

Fajr 

300

List 3 things that break our wudhu:

1. Deep sleep

2. Passing wind 

3. Passing urine/stool

other answers: vomitting a mouthful

300

Ghusl will not be complete if ___ 

any body part remains dry

300

To delay salaah without a good reason is a major/minor sin?

major 

300

This prayer is prayed in the middle of the day 

Dhuhr 

400

List the fardh steps of wudhu? Explain FULLY for the point

1. To wash the full face - from hairline to chin and ear to ear 

2. To wash both the arms up to the elbow

3. To make masah of the head

4. To wash both feet up to the ankle 


400

How many fard steps of ghusl are there?

3

400

Name the 5 salaah in arabic

Fajr 

Dhuhr 

Asr

Maghrib

Isha 

400

This prayer is prayed in the late afternoon 

Asr 

500

Wudhu will cause _______________ on the Day of Qiyaamah

Wudhu will cause our face, arms and feet to shine brightly on the Day of Qiyaamah

500

List the fard steps of ghusl?

1. To GARGLE the mouth

2. To put water into the nostrils

3. To pour water over the WHOLE body

500

For our salaah to be accepted, we must make sure we have our wudhu. What are all the steps of wudhu?

1. Make niyyah and say bismillah 

2. Wash both hands up to the wrists 3x

3. Gargle the mouth 3x (using miswak as well is a sunnah)

4. Clean the nose 3x

5. Wash the face 3x

6. Wash both arms till the elbows 3x

7. Make masah of the head

8. Wash both feet and make khilaal of the toes 

500

This prayer is read after the sun sets 

Maghrib