Quran
The Surah that is regarded as one third of the Quran
Al Ikhlas
Which month is Ramadan on the Islamic calendar?
9th month
Different than a typical Salah, the Eid salah starts with multiple...
Takbiraat
Does a carpenter who inhales wood dust or a baker who inhales flour all day break their fast?
No. Scholars categorize this as unavoidable.
Which righteous caliph instituted the Hijri calendar?
Umar RA
First ayah of the quran to be revealed
Iqra- Surah alaq
Which deed did Allah SWT specifically say is for him personally which he will reward how he pleases?
Fasting
Muslim celebrate Eid-ul-Fitr in the month of
Shawwal
Prophet Muhammad, typically broke his fast with these two simple items first. What are those items?
Dates and Water
This month contains the best 10 days of the year.
Dhul-Hijjah
The Surah that acts as an intercessor and guard against the torment of the grave is:
Surat Al Mulk
Worshipping on Layat-Al-Qadr is described as being better than worshipping how many years?
83 Years
This virtuous act is forbidden on Eid.
Fasting
Is a chef allowed to taste the saltiness of a dish while fasting, and does it break the fast if they do?
It is permissible but disliked. Make sure nothing is swallowed.
Which day of the week was the quran revealed?
Monday
The longest ayah in the Qur'an is found in this Surah.
Surah Baqara
True or False: Fasting Ramadan was made obligatory before the Battle of Badr.
True
Friday
Fasting this many days after Eid is equal to fasting an entire year
Six
Which major historical battle took place on the 17th of Ramadan?
Battle of Badr
What is the point of fasting according to surah Al-Baqarah 2:183
So that one attains Taqwa
Besides fasting, these are two gates of Jannah.
Salah, Jihad, Sadaqah, Hajj, Iman, Dhikr, Kadhimeenal Ghayth wa afiina an in-Naas.
It is preferred to hold the Eid prayer in what place? hint: not a masjid
Outdoors in an open space
Before Ramadan was made mandatory, it was mandatory for Muslims to fast this day.
Fast of Ashura
The four sacred months are:
Dhul-Hijjah, Dhul Qadah, Muharram, Rajab