I WONDER - When Did Ramadan Start?

The video discusses the practice of fasting during Ramadan, which began in 624 CE, nearly as old as the Islamic calendar. Muslims fast to emulate the Prophet Muhammad and express gratitude to God. Fasting during Ramadan signifies devotion to Islam and teaches self-discipline, as it is a challenging task.

In which year did the practice of fasting during Ramadan begin?

• 626 CE

• 624 CE

• 622 CE

• 628 CE

How old is the practice of fasting during Ramadan compared to the Islamic calendar?

• Older by two years

• The same age

• Younger by two years

• Older by one year

What is the main reason Muslims fast during Ramadan?

• To lose weight

• To celebrate the New Year

• To avoid eating unhealthy food

• To follow the Prophet Muhammad's example

How does fasting during Ramadan demonstrate a Muslim's faith?

• By increasing wealth

• By showing devotion to Islam

• By improving physical strength

• By gaining social status

What is one of the lessons taught by fasting during Ramadan?

• Self-discipline

• Financial management

• Time management

• Public speaking