Five Pillars of Islam

How many Pillars of Islam are there?

• 4

• 5

• 6

• 7

According to the Five Pillars of Islam, every Muslim must:

• Read the bible

• Give Charity/Almsgiving

• Believe in many gods

• Obey official priests

To successfully follow the first pillar, Muslims must make two declarations.

• To travel the desert in search of an oases, and join a caravan.

• To give all their money and serve the poor.

• To wake up early, and have a good breakfast.

• To believe in one God, Allah, and in

  the prophet Muhammad.

FIVE PILLARS OF ISLAM ARE?

Shahada – The declaration of faith in Islam.

1. Salat – Performing ritual prayers five times a day.

2. Zakat – The giving of alms or charity to help those in need.

3. Sawm – The observance of fasting during Ramadan.

4. Hajj – The pilgrimage to the holy city of Mecca.

• FAITH, PEACE, CHARITY, FASTING, PILGRIMAGE

• FAITH, PRAYER, CHARITY, FASTING, PILGRIMAGE

• HOPE, PRAYER, CHARITY, FASTING, PILGRIMAGE

5 Pillars of Islam: Prayer 5 times a day

• Shahada

• Salat

• Zakat

• Swam

• Hajj

Which pillar of Islam requires giving to those in need and charity?

• Salah

• Zakat

• Sawm

• Hajj

Explain why the Shahada is considered the foundation of the Five Pillars of Islam.

• It is a prayer recited five times a day

• It is a declaration that affirms the belief in the oneness of God and the prophethood of Muhammad

• It is a form of charity given to the poor

• It is a pilgrimage to Mecca

Discuss the importance of the Five Pillars of Islam in maintaining the faith and unity of the Muslim community.

• They are optional practices for Muslims

• They provide a comprehensive framework for worship and ethical conduct, fostering a sense of community and shared identity

• They are historical traditions with no relevance today

• They are only practiced by religious leaders

Fasting during the Holy month of Ramadan.

• Shahada

• Salat

• Zakat

• Swam

• Hajj

During which month do Muslims fast from dawn until sunset, as part of the fourth pillar of Islam?

• Ramadan

• Shawwal

• Dhul-Hijjah

• Rajab