4. Jama'ah & Masjid (Hafs - Year 5 Fiqh)

What is the first thing we will be held accountable for on the Day of Judgment?

• Salah
• Fasting
• Charity
• Reciting the Quran

What happens if our Salah is good on the Day of Judgment?

• The rest of our deeds will also be good
• The rest of our deeds won't matter
• Our Salah will be ignored
• We'll be asked about charity first

What happens if our Salah is bad on the Day of Judgment?

• The rest of our deeds will also be bad
• Only our bad deeds will be counted
• We can fix it with charity
• It will not affect our other deeds

What will be placed in front of us on the Day of Judgment?

• All of our good and bad actions
• Only our good actions
• Only our bad actions
• Nothing will be shown

How should we feel when we meet Allah (swt) and our Salah is good?

• Hopeful to pass the test
• Indifferent
• Worried
• Afraid

What does Jama’ah mean?

• To pray Salah in a group with an Imaam
• To pray alone
• To pray silently in private
• To pray while traveling

What does Allah (swt) say in Surah Baqarah 2:43?

• "Establish Salah, give Zakah and bow with those who bow."
• "Pray only when you feel like it."
• "Salah can be skipped if you're busy."
• "Only pray alone in silence."

Why does Shaytan try to disturb us during Salah?

• To confuse us and make us forget our rak'ah or Surah
• To make us feel sleepy
• To make us pray too quickly
• To make us feel happy

How does Jama’ah help protect us from Shaytan’s whispers?

• Shaytan finds it harder to disturb us in a group
• Shaytan becomes stronger in a group
• Shaytan helps us pray faster
• It makes Shaytan leave completely

What happens when we pray in Jama’ah compared to praying alone?

• We become stronger as a group
• It takes more time
• Shaytan leaves us alone completely
• We get less reward