Enter Ca SHAHADAH SHAHADAH (Declaration of Faith)
ZAKAT (Charity)
PROPHET SULAYMAN (A.S.)
MOSQUE IN ISLAM
Battle of the Camel
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What is the meaning of the word Shahadah?

It means declaration or testimony of faith.


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What is Zakat?

Zakat is a form of charity that Muslims must give to help the poor and needy.

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Was Prophet Sulayman a king or a farmer?

He was a king.

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 What is the Arabic word for mosque?

Masjid.

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What was the Battle of the Camel?

It was a battle fought between two Muslim groups after the death of Caliph Uthman (RA)

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How many parts are there in the Shahadah?

Two parts.

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What is the usual percentage of Zakat on savings?

2.5%

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What special ability did Prophet Sulayman have?

He could speak to animals and control jinn.

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What do Muslims do in a mosque?

Pray, read the Quran, and learn about Islam.

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Who was the caliph during the Battle of the Camel?

Caliph Ali ibn Abi Talib (RA).

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What are the exact words of the Shahadah in Arabic?

Ashhadu alla ilaha illa Allah, wa ashhadu anna Muhammadan rasul Allah.

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Who is required to pay Zakat?

Adult Muslims who own wealth above a certain minimum amount (nisab).

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What was the famous story involving the Queen of Sheba (Balqis)?

Prophet Sulayman invited her to Islam, and she was amazed by his wisdom and palace, eventually accepting the message of Islam.

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What direction do Muslims face when praying in a mosque?

They face the Kaabah in Makkah (qiblah).

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Who were the key figures who opposed Caliph Ali during this battle?

Aishah (RA), Talhah (RA), and Zubayr ibn al-Awwam (RA).

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Why is the Shahadah considered the first pillar of Islam?

Because it is the foundation of a Muslim’s belief; without believing in it, a person cannot be considered a Muslim.

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Name three types of people who are eligible to receive Zakat.

The poor, the needy, and those in debt.

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How did Prophet Sulayman show justice in solving disputes?

He used wisdom and understanding from Allah to make fair decisions, such as in the story of the two women claiming the same baby.

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Why is the mosque important in a Muslim’s spiritual and community life?

It is a place for prayer, learning, unity, and helping others; it strengthens faith and community ties.

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Why is the battle called "The Battle of the Camel"?

Because Aishah (RA) was riding a camel during the battle, and the fighting intensified around her position.

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How does the Shahadah influence a Muslim’s daily life and behaviour?

It reminds Muslims to live according to Allah’s guidance, follow the Prophet’s teachings, and put faith into action in everything they do.

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How does Zakat help reduce poverty in society?

By distributing wealth fairly, it supports those in need, reduces the gap between rich and poor, and builds a caring community.

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What lesson can Muslims learn from Prophet Sulayman’s leadership?

To be just, humble, grateful to Allah, and use power for good.

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What was the name of the first mosque built in Islam?

Masjid Quba.

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What was the main cause of the Battle of the Camel?

Disagreement over justice for the murder of Caliph Uthman (RA) and the proper time and method for punishing his killers.