Salah Quiz

How many total no of rakahs in all 5 daily prayers ?

• 13 Rakaths

• 20 Rakaths

• 17 Rakaths

• None of the above

What is the call for prayer called?

• Takbeer

• Kalima

• Azaan (أذان)

• Salah

Which prayer does Allah mention in the Holy Quran to especially guard?

• Fajr Salah (pre-dawn prayers)

• Asar Salah (middle prayers)

• Zuhr Salah (mid-afternoon prayers)

• Maghrib prayers (sunset prayers)

Which Surah (chapter) of the Quran is recited in every rakath of salah (prayers)?

• Al-Ikhlas (chapter 112)

• An-Nas (chapter 114)

• Al-Fatihah (chapter 1)

• Al-Ala (chapter 87)

What should Muslims perform before offering salah (prayers)?

• Wearing of skull-cap

• Wearing of perfume

• Wudu (ablution)

• Clipping of nails

• All of the above

Are women allowed to go to mosques to offer prayers?

• Yes, women can offer prayers in mosques, provided there are separate facilities and provision

• Yes, Women can pray in the Masjid, provided they wear Abaya

• Women can pray in the mosque, standing right beside the men

• No, women are not allowed in the mosque

What direction we do face when we pray?

• The closest mosque

• Qiblah

• Any direction

• The right corner of your room

Who among Muslims have the privilege to stand in the first row for salah (prayers), behind the Imam?

• Powerful men have the right to stand in the front row during salah (prayers)

• Men from Saudi Arabia have the right to stand in the front row during salah (prayers)

• White men have the right to stand in the front row during salah (prayers)

• There is no privilege to anyone to stand in the first row. Even a king stands in the row besides an ordinary man during salah (prayers)

How do Muslims begin their prayers?

• By Saying Bismillah (In the Name of Allah)

• By Saying Allahu Akbar (By pronouncing the greatness of Almighty Allah)

• By Saying Subhanallah (Glory be to Allah)

• By Saying Alhamdulillah (All praise is due to Allah)

How many rakath (units of prayers) does a Muslim pray during the obligatory maghrib salah (prayers)?

• Two rakath

• Three rakath

• Four rakath

• None of the above