Salah Basics
Conditions of Salah
Pillars of Salah
Validity Challenge
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100

How many times a day do Muslims perform obligatory Salah? 

Muslims pray 5 times a day. 

100

What do Muslims perform to purify themselves before Salah when required? 

Wudu, or ghusl when required. 

100

What words do we say to begin Salah?

Allahu Akbar.

100

Name one thing that can invalidate Salah.

Examples include losing wudu, deliberately speaking unrelated words, or deliberately eating or drinking.

100

 Name one way to avoid distractions during Salah.

Remove all distractions before you start praying.

200

Salah is one of the five pillars of what?

 Salah is one of the five pillars of Islam. 

200

Which direction do Muslims face during Salah?

The Qiblah, toward the Ka'bah in Makkah. 

200

What is the Arabic name for bowing during Salah?

Ruku.

200

What should you do if you lose your wudu before praying? 

Perform wudu again before praying. 

200

What does khushu mean? 

Humility and focus during prayer.

300

What is the main purpose of Salah?

To worship and remember Allah (SWT) and strengthen our relationship with Him. 

300

What does niyyah mean?

Niyyah means intention. 

300

 What is the Arabic name for prostration?

Sajda/sujood. 

300

If someone deliberately talks about unrelated things during Salah, what may happen to their prayer?

The prayer will be invalid.

300

Name two ways to improve your Salah.

Pray on time, make wudu carefully, avoid rushing, and learn the meanings of the words. 

400

Name two good qualities that Salah teaches us. 

It teaches us discipline, gratitude, and patience. 

400

Name three things that must be clean before we pray.

The body, clothing, and place of prayer. 

400

Which surah do we have to recite during Salah for it to be valid?

Surah Al-Fatiha.

400

A student finishes Salah and realizes they accidentally missed a required action. Why is it important to identify which action was missed before deciding what to do?

Because the ruling depends on which action was missed.

400

Why is it important to understand the words we recite during Salah? 

It helps us focus, understand our worship, and pray with greater sincerity. 

500

What are three things a Muslim must do to prepare for Salah, and why is each one important?  

Perform wudu when required to achieve ritual purification, wear clothing that covers the awrah, and make sure the body, clothing, and prayer area are free from impurities. These help meet the conditions for a valid prayer.

500

A person has performed wudu and is wearing clean clothes, but they begin praying before the correct prayer time. Which condition of Salah has not been met? 

The condition of praying during the prescribed prayer time.

500

Put these actions in the correct order: sujud, opening takbir, ruku, and standing for obligatory prayer. 

Standing for obligatory prayer, opening takbir, ruku, then sujud. 

500

Is facing the Qibla a pillar or a condition?

Facing the Qibla is a condition. 
500

Why is Salah more than just a series of movements?

Salah connects us to Allah (SWT) through worship, remembrance, and sincerity.