Week 31 zadaca | Group 2-3 | Hajj

What is Hajj?

• Hajj is the fifth pillar of Islam, representing a pilgrimage to Mecca.
• Hajj is a historical event in Islamic history.
• Hajj is a type of prayer performed daily.
• Hajj is a festival celebrated in Ramadan.

How often are muslims obligated to perform Hajj?

• Every year
• Once in a lifetime
• Only during Ramadan
• Twice in a lifetime

Which Islamic month is Hajj performed in?

• Hajjah

• Ramadan

• Shawwal

• Dhul-Hijjah

Which city do Muslims go to for Hajj?

• Madinah

• Mecca
• Jerusalem
• Cairo

What is the name of the white clothing worn by male pilgrims?

• Haram

• Ihram

• Jilbab

• Muhrim

How do we call when people go around Kaaba?

• Hajj
• Ziyarat
• Ihram

• Tawaf

What does the stoning of the pillars in Mina represent?

• Representation of unity and peace.
• Symbol of wealth and prosperity.
• Rejection of satan

• Celebration of success and achievement.

What is the name of the mount that pilgrims must stay on for a day?

• Mount Sinai
• Mount Arafat
• Mount Everest
• Mount Kilimanjaro

What 3 parts of Hajj are the most important/fard?

• Ihram, Tawaf, Throwing stones

• Ihram, Tawaf, Standing at Arafat
• Tawaf al-Ifadah, Sa'i, Shaving the head
• Visiting Medina, Praying at the Kaaba, Drinking Zamzam water

Which ritual involves walking between the hills of Safa and Marwah during Hajj?

• Tawaf

• Sa'i

• Rami

• Qurbani