Understanding Ramadan

What is celebrated during Ramadan?

• The beginning of the Islamic New Year

• The end of a war

• The revelation of the Quran to Prophet Muhammad

• The birth of Prophet Muhammad

What marks the beginning of Ramadan?

• The sighting of the crescent moon

• The end of the previous month

• A specific date in the Islamic calendar

• A declaration from religious leaders

Why do Muslims fast during Ramadan?

• As a tradition without religious significance

• To improve physical health

• To focus on religion and self-discipline

• To prepare for a feast

What does fasting remind Muslims of?

• The challenges faced by earlier prophets

• People who have less than they do

• The importance of the Quran

• The history of their nation

What is the significance of the meal before sunrise?

• It is the only meal allowed during Ramadan

• It is a traditional meal without religious significance

• It is a time for family gathering

• It provides energy for the day of fasting

What is the main purpose of fasting?

• To prepare for athletic events

• To lose weight

• To detoxify the body

• To attain spiritual growth

What is eaten to break the fast at sunset?

• A large feast immediately

• Only water

• Dates and water

• Only bread

What is said after breaking the fast with dates and water?

• The Fajr prayer

• The Maghrib prayer

• The Isha prayer

• The Asr prayer

What is the purpose of the Ramadan calendar for children?

• For decoration

• To encourage acts of kindness

• To learn about the Quran

• To count down to Eid

What actions are encouraged by the Ramadan advent calendar?

• Helping others and kindness

• Reading the Quran

• Fasting and prayer

• Decorating the home