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WorksheetsA Gift to the People of Iman 2
Total questions: 16
Worksheet time: 32mins
What would the Prophet urge his Companions hard with during the month of Ramadan?
Righteous actions; Acts of Kindness; Patience upon the obedience of Allah; Spending the day in fast and the night in prayer
Reciting Quran; Fighting Jihad; Resting more after Prayer; Standing in Qiyam
Remembering Allah much; Hastening to break fast; Racing towards harmful things; Allowing time to pass
Spending hours pondering over Quran; Reflecting upon previous sins; Enjoy more time with others in the masajids
What can cause a person to be in the state of laziness in the month of Ramadan, prohibiting them from performing righteous actions and being obedient to Allah?
Awaking one's family to pray the night prayer
Spending their day reading the Book of Allah
Staying up all day and just letting time pass them by.
Eating and Drinking in Abundance
Give a few examples from the group of people who do not recognize the month of Ramadan.
They are of those who strive hard working righteous deeds standing in the night prayer, spending hours reciting the Quran, and remembering Allah.
Those groups who spend their time begging in the streets and masajids making himself look like he is in need but actually he is rich.
Those individuals who sleep during the day and are wakeful during the night that which is of no benefit. They are negligent of their obligatory prayers and they cling to the marketplaces.
Those who do not know the worth of the month of Ramadan are vigilant upon the haram and not refraining from violating its sanctity. They recognize the month for trade, laying out commodities, and seeking after this fleeting dunya.
Those who eat and drink little so he may be active upon obedience removing themselves from distractions
Which of the following statements is true or false?
False; Good deeds are multiplied therein, however sins and their punishments stop during the month of Ramadan
False; Good deeds are multiplied during the month of Ramadan, however sins decrease due to the increase of righteous actions therefore punishments don't exist
True; Good deeds are multiplied therein, likewise sins committed are multiplied and therefore punishment is increased.
False; Good deeds are obligatory during the month of Ramadan likewise sins and punishments are cut off due to the gates of the Hellfire being closed.
What starts at the beginning of the fasting day?
The appearance of the second Fajr
The appearance of the first Fajr
The sighting of the New Moon
The Adhan being called
At which point does the breaking of the fast end?
The setting of the sun
When you see the people eating dates
When the black thread (darkness of the night) appears
When your alarm goes off notifying you that it is time for the Maghrib prayer
What does the word إِلى mean?
It means to be below or beneath something
It means when the night approaches from here and the day passes away
It means above or a high place
The word means "extent" when that which follows it is not from the same category as what was before it
Allah revealed: "Allah knows that you use to deceive yourselves, so he turned to you and forgave you. (Baqarah 2:187) Why was this ayat revealed?
The men would not perform Itikaf in the masajid
The men would not eat at nor the next day until the evening
The men would not approach their wives
The men would sleep before eating to break their fast
What were the condition of the people who differed from the legislative intent regarding the Sahur and Iftar?
They would stay awake at night; eat sahur before Fajr, then sleep abandoning the Fajr prayer.
They fast before the time to fast and abandon Fajr prayers with the Jama'ah
They would eat and drink until the white thread (light) appears to you distinct from the black thread (darkness of the night)
They delay the prayer from its time so that they do not pray it except after they wake up, even if it is the time for Dhuhr
What are deeds based upon?
Rewards
Thankfulness
Actions
Intentions
According to the narrations of Ibn Umar narrated by Hafsah from the Prophet ﷺ, what is the condition for whoever has intended the fast before the appearance of Fajr?
He will be rewarded for what he has intended
There is no fast for him
He believes at the beginning of the fast that he is fasting for Ramadan
What is the meaning of Yajma?
Resolve for (Ya'zim) because the fast is obligatory throughout the entire day
Intentions; The time of the obligatory fast begins at night
Conditions; Fasting takes place at night in the beginning and middle of the day.
If a portion of the day passes wherein the intention is not present, then the fast of the whole day is valid?
True, because the intention was not attached to what has passed
False, because the intention was not attached to what has passed
True, because fasting is obligatory and the obligation is being performed
Where is the place of intentions?
The tongue
Your thoughts
The limbs
The heart
When can intentions for fasting be made during the daytime?
Intentions can be made for the Obligatory fast during the daytime
The intentions can be made for the Intended fast
Intentions can be made for the Intermittent fast
They can be made for the Supererogatory fast
'Aishah رضي الله عنه stated that "the Prophet entered upon me one day and said "Do you have anything (food)?" We said "No" He said, "Then I'm fasting." What did His ﷺ saying "I'm Fasting indicate
Showed the obligation of fasting if there is no food present
Shows the beginning of the intention during the day
Whoever does not intend the fast before the appearance of Fajr then there is no fast for him.
