Understanding Ramadan and Eid Practices

The video introduces the holy month of Ramadan, explaining its significance in the Islamic calendar as a time for fasting, prayers, and good deeds. It describes the daily fasting routine, including the meals of suhur and iftar, and highlights the health benefits of dates. The video also discusses exemptions from fasting and the celebration of Eid, which marks the end of Ramadan. Viewers are encouraged to perform good deeds and participate in a Ramadan surprise activity.

Who is Iqbal in the video?

• Rachel's brother

• Pip's friend

• A shopkeeper

• A teacher

What is Ramadan known for in the Islamic calendar?

• The month of fasting and prayers

• The month of weddings

• The month of travel

• The month of celebrations

Which holy book is read during Ramadan?

• The Quran

• The Torah

• The Bhagavad Gita

• The Bible

What is the first meal before sunrise called during Ramadan?

• Dinner

• Iftar

• Suhur

• Lunch

Why are dates significant during Ramadan?

• They are easy to find

• They are a traditional gift

• They have health benefits

• They are cheap

Who is exempted from fasting during Ramadan?

• Teenagers

• Elderly people

• Athletes

• Travelers

What marks the end of Ramadan?

• The sighting of the full moon

• The sighting of the crescent moon

• The end of the calendar year

• The beginning of a new month

What is Eid a festival of?

• Gratitude, prayers, and happiness

• Music, dance, and joy

• Sports, games, and fun

• Art, culture, and tradition

What do children receive during Eid?

• New clothes

• Books

• Toys

• Eidi (reward money)

What is the spirit of Ramadan and Eid focused on?

• Generosity and gratitude

• Competition and winning

• Travel and exploration

• Learning and education