Week 14, Literacy Connection (SS-6)

The Five Pillars of (a)   are very important rules for Muslims to follow. They were written in Islam's holy book, the ​ (b)   . Muslims do not eat ​ (c)   or any other meat that still has blood in it. They are taught to treat others with ​ (d)   , generosity and fairness. The first pillar of faith is Shahada: This is a statement of faith. Muslims believe that ​ (e)   was Allah's messenger.

• Faith
• Quran
• pork
• honesty
• Muhammad

The second pillar is Salat: Muslims pray ​ (a)   times every day. They always face the holy city of ​ (b)   during their prayers. The third pillar is Zakat: Muslim people give money to help the ​ (c)   . The fourth pillar is Sawm: During the holy month of ​ (d)   , Muslims do not eat any food from dawn to sunset. The first and final pillar is Hajj: Once during their lifetime, all Muslims must try to visit the ​ (e)   city of Mecca.

• five
• Mecca
• poor
• Ramadan
• holy

In the Five Pillars of (Faith) Islam, what does Shahada represent?

• Faith

• Prayer

• Fasting

• Pilgrimage

• Almsgiving

In the Five Pillars of (Faith) Islam, what does Salah represent?

• Faith

• Prayer

• Fasting

• Pilgrimage

• Almsgiving

In the Five Pillars of (Faith) Islam, what does Sawm represent?

• Faith

• Prayer

• Fasting

• Pilgrimage

• Almsgiving

In the Five Pillars of (Faith) Islam, what does Zakat represent?

• Faith

• Prayer

• Fasting

• Pilgrimage

• Almsgiving

In the Five Pillars of (Faith) Islam, what does Hajj represent?

• Faith

• Prayer

• Fasting

• Pilgrimage

• Almsgiving

In the Five Pillars of (Faith) Islam, what does Hajj represent?

• Faith

• Prayer

• Fasting

• Pilgrimage

• Almsgiving