Understanding Zikir and Salat

What is Zikir?

• Zikir is a type of Islamic prayer performed in congregation.

• Zikir is a form of fasting observed during Ramadan.

• Zikir is the practice of remembering God in Islam through recitations.

• Zikir refers to the pilgrimage to Mecca in Islam.

What is the primary purpose of Salat?

• To establish a connection with Allah and seek spiritual discipline.

• To participate in social gatherings and events.

• To perform community service and help the needy.

• To memorize the Quran and recite it daily.

How many times a day is Salat performed?

• 3 times

• 2 times

• 7 times

• 5 times

What is the meaning of 'Salah'?

• A form of charity in Islam.

• A pilgrimage to Mecca.

• A type of Islamic fasting.

• Ritual prayer in Islam.

Which of the following is a form of Zikir?

• Meditating in silence

• Recitation of 'Subhanallah', 'Alhamdulillah', and 'Allahu Akbar'

• Singing a hymn

• Reading a poem

What is the first prayer of the day called?

• Fajr

• Maghrib

• Asr

• Dhuhr

What is the significance of the Fajr prayer?

• The Fajr prayer is a social gathering for the community.

• The Fajr prayer is optional and not significant in Islam.

• The Fajr prayer is performed at sunset.

• The Fajr prayer signifies the start of the day in Islam and is important for spiritual discipline and blessings.

Which direction do Muslims face during Salat?

• The Qibla (direction of the Kaaba in Mecca)

• Towards the East

• Towards Jerusalem

• Towards the North Pole

What is the term for the call to prayer?

• Zakat

• Salah

• Iqama

• Adhan

What is the main benefit of performing Zikir regularly?

• Improved memory and cognitive function.

• Enhanced social skills and networking opportunities.

• The main benefit of performing Zikir regularly is the enhancement of spiritual connection and inner peace.

• Increased physical strength and endurance.