Understanding Shalat

What is the significance of Shalat in Islam?

• Shalat is a form of charity in Islam.

• Shalat is a type of pilgrimage in Islam.

• Shalat is only performed during Ramadan.

• Shalat is significant as it is a fundamental act of worship in Islam, essential for spiritual connection and discipline.

How many times a day is Shalat performed?

• 5 times

• 2 times

• 7 times

• 3 times

What are the main steps involved in performing Shalat?

• Walking in circles, clapping hands, and chanting

• Sitting quietly, meditating, and singing

• The main steps involved in performing Shalat are intention, ablution, facing Qibla, Takbir, recitation, bowing, prostration, Tashahhud, and Tasleem.

• Washing hands, reading a book, and lighting a candle

What is the first action taken in Shalat?

• Sitting in Tashahhud

• Reciting Al-Fatiha

• Performing Ruku

• Performing Takbir (saying 'Allahu Akbar')

Name one type of Shalat that is performed on Fridays.

• Maghrib

• Dhuhr

• Asr

• Jumu'ah

What is the purpose of the Takbir in Shalat?

• To conclude the prayer and seek forgiveness.

• To perform a physical movement in the prayer.

• The purpose of the Takbir in Shalat is to signify the start of the prayer and to declare the greatness of Allah.

• To recite the Quran during the prayer.

How do you perform the Ruku in Shalat?

• Sit cross-legged and meditate silently.

• Bend at the waist, keep back and head level, hands on knees, say 'SubhanaK-Allahumma Rabbana wa bihamdiKa, Allahumma ighfir li' three times.

• Kneel on the ground and bow your head without saying anything.

• Stand straight with arms raised and recite the Fatiha.

What is the difference between Fard and Sunnah Shalat?

• Fard Shalat is obligatory; Sunnah Shalat is recommended.

• Fard Shalat is for men only; Sunnah Shalat is for women only.

• Fard Shalat is performed only on Fridays; Sunnah Shalat is performed daily.

• Fard Shalat is optional; Sunnah Shalat is mandatory.

What is the significance of facing the Qibla during Shalat?

• It symbolizes unity and obedience to God.

• It is a requirement for receiving blessings from the community.

• It is a tradition passed down through generations.

• It allows for better acoustics during prayer.

What is the last part of Shalat called?

• Sujud

• Ruku

• Tasleem

• Salah