Understanding Hajj and Qurban

What is the significance of Hajj in Islam?

• Hajj is a festival celebrating the end of Ramadan.

• Hajj is a pilgrimage that only men are required to perform.

• Hajj is a journey to seek wealth and prosperity.

• Hajj is significant as it is a mandatory pilgrimage that fosters unity, submission to Allah, and fulfills a key religious obligation in Islam.

How many days does Hajj take place?

• 3 days

• 5 days

• 7 days

• 10 days

What is the first step of Hajj?

• Entering the state of Ihram

• Offering a sacrifice

• Performing Tawaf

• Drinking Zamzam water

What do pilgrims wear during Hajj?

• Casual summer clothes

• Pilgrims wear Ihram garments, with men in two white cloth pieces and women in modest dresses.

• Business suits

• Traditional wedding attire

What is the meaning of Qurban?

• The meaning of Qurban is the act of animal sacrifice in Islam.

• A type of prayer in Christianity.

• A festival celebrated in Hinduism.

• A form of meditation in Buddhism.

Which animals are commonly used for Qurban?

• Pigs

• Chickens

• Horses

• Sheep, goats, cows, and camels

What is the purpose of performing Qurban?

• To honor the birth of Prophet Muhammad

• The purpose of performing Qurban is to commemorate the sacrifice of Prophet Ibrahim and to promote charity and sharing.

• To celebrate the New Year

• To mark the end of Ramadan

What is the day of Eid al-Adha associated with?

• A celebration of the harvest season

• A day for communal prayers

• A festival marking the end of Ramadan

• The day of Eid al-Adha is associated with the act of sacrifice.

What is the ritual of Tawaf during Hajj?

• Tawaf is the ritual of throwing stones at the pillars during Hajj.

• Tawaf is the act of praying at the Kaaba during Hajj.

• Tawaf involves fasting for three days during Hajj.

• Tawaf is the ritual of circumambulating the Kaaba seven times during Hajj.

What do pilgrims do at the plain of Arafat?

• Pilgrims pray and reflect at the plain of Arafat.

• Pilgrims camp overnight at the plain of Arafat.

• Pilgrims eat and celebrate at the plain of Arafat.

• Pilgrims shop for souvenirs at the plain of Arafat.