Category 1: Taharah & Najasah
Category 2: Wudu & Salah
Category 3: Khushoo & Voluntary Prayers
Category 4: Shukr
Category 5: Sujood ash-Shukr
100

This word means purity and cleanliness.

What is Taharah?

100

There are this many Fard actions of Wudu.

What is 4?

100

This word means focus and attentiveness during worship.

What is Khushoo?

100

 Shukr means this.

What is gratitude?

100

This special sujood is performed after receiving good news.

What is Sujood ash-Shukr?

200

This is the opposite of Taharah.

What is Najasah?

200

This body part is wiped during Wudu.

What is the head?

200

Understanding what is recited helps increase this.

What is Khushoo? 

200

This phrase is commonly said to express gratitude.

What is Alhamdulillah?

200

It consists of this many prostrations.

What is one?

300

Blood and urine are examples of this type of impurity.

What is Najasah Haqiqi?

300

Salah should be performed during its correct ________.

What is time?

300

 These are voluntary prayers offered whenever a person wishes.

What are Tatawwo' prayers?

300

The opposite of Shukr is this.

What is Kufr?

300

This phrase may be recited during the sujood.

What is "Subhana Rabbiyal-A'la"?

400

Passing gas places a person in this state.

What is Hadath Asghar?

400

If a Wajib act is forgotten, this should be performed.

=What is Sajdah As-Sahw?

400

This type of Sunnah prayer was regularly performed by the Prophet ﷺ.

What are Sunnah Mu'akkadah prayers?

400

According to the Qur'an, if you are grateful Allah will give you ________.

What is more blessings?

400

True or False: Wudu is required for Sujood ash-Shukr.

False


500

Menstruation and Janabah are examples of this type of Hadath.

What is Hadath Akbar?

500

The body, clothes, and prayer area must be free from this before Salah.

What is Najasah?

500

Name two ways to increase Khushoo.

Any two acceptable answers.

500

Name three ways to show gratitude.

Any three correct ways.

500

Give one situation when a Muslim might perform Sujood ash-Shukr.

Any appropriate example.