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1. What does the word Hajj mean in Arabic?

• a) Travel for fun

• b) Worship through prayer

• c) To intend or to set out for a place

• d) Journey of migration

2. How is Hajj different from a regular journey?

• a) It involves a group tour

• b) It involves spiritual rituals and intentions

• c) It requires a visa

• d) It includes business meetings

3. What is the spiritual purpose of Hajj?

• a) To visit relatives in Makkah

• b) To learn Arabic

• c) To seek closeness to Allah and forgiveness

• d) To see new places

4. Which pillar of Islam does Hajj represent?

• a) 1st

• b) 2nd

• c) 3rd

• d) 5th

5. Why is Hajj considered important in Islam?

• a) It is a cultural festival

• b) It is optional for all Muslims

• c) It is an obligation for those who are able

• d) It replaces the five daily prayers

How does Hajj promote unity among Muslims?

• a) By teaching Arabic

• b) By requiring everyone to dress formally

• c) By removing differences in race and status

• d) By dividing people into groups

7. Who is required to perform Hajj?

• a) All Muslims every year

• b) Every able-bodied, financially capable Muslim adult

• c) Only scholars and leaders

• d) Only those over 60

8. During which Islamic month is Hajj performed?

• a) Ramadan

• b) Muharram

• c) Dhul-Hijjah

• d) Shawwal

9. How many times is Hajj obligatory in a lifetime?

• a) Once

• b) Twice

• c) Every 10 years

• d) Never

10. Who built the Kaaba according to Islamic tradition?

• a) Prophet Musa (Moses)

• b) Prophet Muhammad (PBUH)

• c) Prophet Ibrahim (A.S.) and Ismail (A.S.

• d) Angel Jibreel