Understanding Ramadan and Its Practices

What is the purpose of Puasa during Ramadan?

• To increase social gatherings and feasting.

• To promote physical fitness and health.

• The purpose of Puasa during Ramadan is to foster spiritual growth and self-discipline.

• To celebrate the end of the harvest season.

What does the term 'Rhomdhon' refer to?

• A style of dance in Bengali culture.

• A type of traditional clothing in Bengal.

• A popular Bengali dish.

• A traditional form of poetry in Bengali.

What is Zakat and why is it important?

• Zakat is a voluntary donation in Christianity.

• Zakat is a form of prayer in Islam.

• Zakat is a tax imposed by the government.

• Zakat is a mandatory charitable contribution in Islam, important for purifying wealth and supporting the needy.

How many Rakats are typically performed in Sholat Tarawih?

• 5 Rakats

• 15 Rakats

• 12 Rakats

• 8 or 20 Rakats

What is Lailatul Qodar and why is it significant?

• Lailatul Qodar is the Night of Worship in Christianity.

• Lailatul Qodar is a festival celebrated with feasting.

• Lailatul Qodar is the Night of Decree in Islam, significant for its association with the revelation of the Quran and its spiritual importance.

• Lailatul Qodar is a day of fasting during Ramadan.

What do Muslims celebrate on Lebaran?

• Mawlid al-Nabi

• Ramadan

• Eid al-Adha

• Eid al-Fitr

What is the meaning of fasting during Ramadan?

• Fasting during Ramadan means eating only at night.

• Fasting during Ramadan allows for unlimited food and drink throughout the day.

• Fasting during Ramadan means abstaining from food and drink from dawn to sunset as an act of worship and self-discipline.

• Fasting during Ramadan is a time for feasting and celebration.

How does Zakat help the community?

• Zakat encourages individuals to hoard their resources.

• Zakat helps the community by reducing poverty, supporting those in need, and promoting social welfare.

• Zakat is primarily used for building luxury homes.

• Zakat increases wealth inequality in the community.

What is the difference between Sholat and Sholat Tarawih?

• Sholat is the five daily obligatory prayers, while Sholat Tarawih is a voluntary prayer performed during Ramadan.

• Sholat is a type of fasting, while Sholat Tarawih is a prayer for healing.

• Sholat is only performed on Fridays, while Sholat Tarawih is done every night.

• Sholat is a prayer for the deceased, while Sholat Tarawih is for the living.

When does Ramadan begin and end?

• Ramadan begins on the 1st of Shaban and ends on the 30th of Shaban.

• Ramadan begins on the 1st of Muharram and ends on the 30th of Muharram.

• Ramadan begins on the 1st of Ramadan and ends on the 29th or 30th of Ramadan.

• Ramadan begins on the 15th of Ramadan and ends on the 15th of Shawwal.