Understanding Rarra's Lessons and Values

Nussa tries to wake Rarra for the Fajr prayer, using a playful water prank. Umma joins the conversation, emphasizing the importance of prayer and instilling good habits from a young age. The family shares a light-hearted moment, reinforcing the bond between siblings and the value of caring for each other.

What does Nussa emphasize as being better than sleeping?

• Playing

• Eating

• Reading

• Praying

What was Rarra's initial reaction to the rain?

• He went back to sleep

• He ignored it

• He was excited

• He thought it was a dream

Who joins the conversation after Rarra wakes up?

• Umma

• Teacher

• Father

• Neighbor

What does Umma say about praying from a young age?

• It's unnecessary

• It's difficult

• It's optional

• It's beneficial

According to Umma, what is the first deed that will be counted?

• Charity

• Kindness

• Prayer

• Fasting

What can sunnah prayers do according to Nussa?

• Be skipped

• Complete imperfect prayers

• Be done anytime

• Replace missed prayers

What does Umma remind Rarra about the sun?

• It's cloudy

• It's shining

• It's rising

• It's setting

How does Rarra feel about the 'man-made rain'?

• He dislikes it

• He enjoys it

• He ignores it

• He wants more

What does Rarra thank Umma and Nussa for?

• Waking him up

• Helping with homework

• Cooking breakfast

• Playing with him

What analogy is used to describe teaching from an early age?

• Drawing on water

• Carving rocks

• Building a house

• Planting a tree