Eid-ul-Adha/Hari-Raya-Haji/Bakra-EID

What does 'Eid ul Adha' mean?

• Festival of Sacrifice

• Festival of Peace

• Festival of Sheeps and cattles

• Festival of gifts

When is 'Eid ul Adha' Celebrated?

• First day of the last month of the Islamic Lunar Calendar [Zil Hajj]

• Tenth day of the last month of the Islamic Lunar Calendar [Zil Hajj]

• At the end of the month of Ramadhan

• Twelfth day of the last month of the Islamic Lunar Calendar [Zil Hajj]

Animals are routinely sacrificed on Eid ul Adha in memory of the sacrifice of..

• Prophet Muhammad (SAW)

• Prophet Adam (AS)

• Prophet Ibrahim (AS)

• Prophet Musa (AS)

One of the most important characteristics of Prophet Ibrahim (AS) was....

• Obedience

• Braveness

• Fearfulness

• Intelligence

The flesh of the sacrificed animals is divided into how many portions?

• Five

• Nine

• Three

• One

One third portion of the flesh of the sacrificed animals is for ____________. Another third for ___________ and the last third is for ___________.

• one's own self, the poor and needy, friends

• one's own self, the poor and needy, relatives

• one's own self, friends, relatives

• the poor and needy, relatives, friends

About animal sacrifice, it is said in the Quran: "“Their flesh reaches not Allah, nor does their blood, but it is your _____________ that reaches Him”.

• Knife

• Love

• Righteousness

• Money

The animals sacrificed during Eid-Ul-Adha are known as?

• Idi

• Qurbani

• Rakat

• All of the above

Eid-Ul-Adha is observed after

• whenever we see a cresent moon

• the conclusion of Ramzaan

• Muharram

• the conclusion of Hajj

Eid ul Adha celebration has a clear message of

• devotion, kindness and equality

• enjoying & eating good food

• having holiday

• meeting friends and collecting Eidee