FIVE PILLARS OF ISLAM VOCABULARIES

Islam, one of the world's major religions, is characterized by a set of fundamental principles that serve as the bedrock of faith and practice for its followers. These principles, collectively known as the... of Islam,

• 10 amendments

• Five Pillars

• six pillars

• seven pillars

The first and foremost pillar is ..., the declaration of faith. Uttering the words, "There is no god but Allah, and Muhammad is His messenger.

• sawm

•  Salat

• Hajj

• Shahada

The first and foremost pillar is Shahada, the declaration of faith. Uttering the words, "There is no god but Allah, and Muhammad is His messenger," is a profound proclamation of monotheism and acknowledgement of the finality of prophethood in Islam. The word profound in that sentence could be replaced by...

• wrong

• easy

• deep

• plain

The first and foremost pillar is Shahada, the declaration of faith. Uttering the words, "There is no god but Allah, and Muhammad is His messenger," is a profound proclamation of monotheism and an acknowledgment of the finality of prophethood in Islam. This declaration serves as the gateway to the Islamic way of life, marking one's commitment to the central tenets of the religion. The word Tenets means...

• principles

• Doctrines

• customs

• rituals

.... is the second pillar and a cornerstone of daily Muslim life. The Moslem Performing it five times a day—at dawn, midday, afternoon, sunset, and night—is a direct means of connecting with Allah

• Hajj

• Shahada

• Sawm

• Salat

Salat acts as a spiritual......, keeping believers grounded in their faith amidst the demands of the world.

• Recharge

• Distraction

• Obstacle

• Confinement

Zakat, the third pillar, emphasizes the importance of social ........................and economic justice

• responsibility

• exclusion

• isolation

• extravagance

Muslims who possess a certain amount of ...are required to give a portion (usually 2.5%) to those in need.

• success

• happiness

• wealth

• fortune

Sawm, or fasting, is the fourth pillar observed during the holy month of Ramadan. From dawn to sunset, Muslims ... from food, drink, and other physical needs as an act of self-discipline and spiritual purification.

• Indulge
  

• 
  Abstain
  

• 
  Consume
  

• Enhance

The fifth pillar, Hajj, is the ... to the holy city of Mecca, an obligation for Muslims who are physically and financially able to undertake the journey. Hajj occurs annually during the Islamic month of Dhu al-Hijjah and involves a series of rituals that symbolize unity, equality, and submission to Allah.

• Expedition

• Detour

• Excursion

• pilgrimage