Understanding the Five Pillars of Islam

What are the Five Pillars of Islam?

• Iman (Belief)

• Tawhid (Oneness)

• Jihad (Struggle)

• 1. Shahada (Faith) 2. Salah (Prayer) 3. Zakat (Almsgiving) 4. Sawm (Fasting) 5. Hajj (Pilgrimage)

Name the first Pillar of Islam.

• Sawm

• Zakat

• Hajj

• Shahada

What is the purpose of Salah in Islam?

• To memorize religious texts and recite them daily.

• The purpose of Salah in Islam is to establish a connection with Allah, seek guidance, and fulfill a religious obligation.

• To perform physical exercise and improve health.

• To socialize with the community and make friends.

How many times a day do Muslims pray?

• Three times a day

• Five times a day

• Six times a day

• Four times a day

What is Zakat and why is it important?

• Zakat is a voluntary donation made by wealthy individuals.

• Zakat is a form of investment to gain financial returns.

• Zakat is a tax imposed by the government on all citizens.

• Zakat is a mandatory form of charity in Islam, crucial for supporting the less fortunate and promoting social justice.

What is the significance of Sawm during Ramadan?

• Sawm is primarily about increasing physical strength.

• Sawm during Ramadan is significant for spiritual growth, self-discipline, and community solidarity.

• Sawm is a way to gain wealth and prosperity.

• Sawm is a time for feasting and celebration.

What is the Hajj pilgrimage?

• The Hajj pilgrimage is a mandatory religious duty for Muslims that takes place in Mecca, Saudi Arabia.

• A meditation retreat held in the Himalayas.

• A pilgrimage to Jerusalem for Christians.

• A festival celebrated in Medina, Saudi Arabia.

Which city do Muslims travel to for Hajj?

• Cairo

• Medina

• Jerusalem

• Mecca

What is the declaration of faith in Islam called?

• Hajj

• Zakat

• Kalima

• Shahada

Why is Shahada important for Muslims?

• The Shahada is important for Muslims as it is the declaration of faith and the first pillar of Islam.

• It is a ritual performed during Ramadan.

• It is a historical document of Islamic law.

• It is a prayer recited five times a day.