Matching Activity: Times of Day

Match the following times of day with their corresponding names in Arabic:

• Al-Fajr

• Noon

• Al-Maghrib

• Sunset

• Al-'Asr

• Dawn

• Al-Dhuhr

• Afternoon

• Al-'Isha

• Night

People visit religious places like the one shown in the image for various reasons. Which of the following is a common reason?

• To seek spiritual solace

• To enjoy recreational activities

• To conduct business meetings

• To explore scientific research

Which of the Muslim’s deeds is loved most by Allah?

• Praying five times a day

• Fasting during Ramadan

• Giving to charity

• Being kind to others

What should I do for my prayer to be a reason for entering Paradise?

• Pray with sincerity and devotion

• Pray only during special occasions

• Pray without understanding

• Pray in a hurry

How many units (Rak'ahs) are there in the Noon (Al-Dhuhr) Prayer?

• 2

• 3

• 4

• 5

What time of day is the Al-Maghrib prayer associated with?

• Sunrise

• Noon

• Sunset

• Midnight

Match the prayers with the correct number of Rak'ahs.

• 1

• Witr

• 2

• Fard

• 2

• Nafl

• 4

• Sunnah

Match the Islamic prayer names with their corresponding order number:

• 1

• Al-Fajr

• 2

• Al-Dhuhr

• 5

• Al-Asr

• 3

• Al-Isha

• 4

• Al-Maghrib

Objective: Students will recognize the number of raka'at in daily prayers. Task: Match the prayer names with the corresponding number of raka'at.

• 2

• Fajr - 2

• 4

• Maghrib - 3

• 4

• Dhuhr - 4

• 4

• Isha - 4

• 3

• Asr - 4

How many raka'at are there in the Fajr prayer?

• There are 2 raka'at in the Fajr prayer.

• There are 3 raka'at in the Fajr prayer.

• There are 4 raka'at in the Fajr prayer.

• There are 5 raka'at in the Fajr prayer.