Islam Test

The pillar that requires fasting during Ramadan.

• Sawm

• Shahada

• Zakat

• Hajj

• Salah

The Pillar that refers to the 5 daily prayers required by all muslims.

• Sawm

• Shahada

• Zakat

• Hajj

• Salah

The Pillar that refers to a required pilgrimage for all Muslims at least once in their lives.

• Sawm

• Shahada

• Zakat

• Hajj

• Salah

The Pillar that refers to almsgiving of 2.5% of each individuals wealth.

• Sawm

• Shahada

• Zakat

• Hajj

• Salah

The Pillar that refers to the profession of faith.

• Sawm

• Zakat

• Shahada

• Hajj

• Salah

This festival marks the end of Ramadan and is also known as breaking the fast.

• Eid ul-Fitr

• Eid ul-Adha

• Mawlid ul-Nabi

• Ashura

A Muslim festival that celebrates the prophet Ibrahim's willingness to sacrifice his son for God

• Eid ul-Fitr

• Eid ul-Adha

• Mawlid ul-Nabi

• Ashura

This is the direction in which all Muslims pray and is considered the birthplace of Islam

• Medina

• Mecca

• Jerusalem

• Quran

This is consider the day of judgement for Muslims in which they are called to account for all they have done. Comparable to the Final Judgement in Christianity.

• Yawm ul-din

• Final Judgement

• Ashura

• Eid ul-Ghadir

All of the following are true about how Muslims view Abortion except...

• Abortion would fall under Haram (forbidden)

• The only agreed upon circumstance in which abortion is acceptable is when the life of the mother is at risk.

• Although forbidden they do not believe the unborn baby is considered a human life.

• Fear of the poverty of the child is not a valid reason for abortion.