Year 7 End of Term quiz

What's the difference between Zakah and Sadaqah?

• Zakah is a obligatory form of charity in Islam, while Sadaqah is voluntary and can be given at any time.

• Zakah is only given to the poor, while Sadaqah is given to the mosque.
• Zakah and Sadaqah are both obligatory forms of charity in Islam.

• Zakah is voluntary and can be given at any time, while Sadaqah is obligatory in Islam.

What does nisab mean?

• Nisab refers to the minimum amount of wealth a Muslim must have before they are obligated to give zakat.
• Nisab refers to the maximum amount of wealth a Muslim must have before they are obligated to give zakat.

• Nisab is the minimum amount you have to pay for Zakah

• Nisab is the maximum amount you have to pay for Zakah

How much do you pay from your money for Zakah?

• 5% of one's wealth
• 1% of one's wealth
• 2.5% of one's wealth
• 10% of one's wealth

What is sadaqah?

• Sadaqah is a type of charity that you can give with only money

• Sadaqah is any form of goodness

• Sadaqah is an obligatory charity every Muslim has to give

• Sadaqa is any form of evil

True or false? Zakah is only given by money.

• True

• False

What number pillar is Zakah?

• Third

• First

• Second

• Fifth

Why do we give Zakah or Sadaqah?

• To make the poor and needy rich

• To show off wealth

• To become poor

• To benefit the poor and needy

Educating people about Islam is what form of sadaqah?

• Dua'

• Time

• Money

• Prayer

True or false? Zakah includes paying for your necessary items like food and clothes.

• True

• False

How long does a person have to possess the nisab amount for Zakah to be obligatory for them?

• One month

• One week

• One year

• One decade