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Ramadan Trivia!

Total questions: 34

Worksheet time: 17mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

When was fasting during the month of Ramadan made obligatory on the Muslims?

a)

12 years before the Hijrah, 1 year into the Prophethood

b)

2 years after the Hijrah, before the Battle of Badr

c)

3 years before the Hijrah, during the Year of Sorrow

d)

3 years after the Hijrah, before the Battle of Uhud

2.

Allah (swt) said in the Qur’an the purpose of fasting is to:

a)

Sympathize with the poor

b)

Foster a sense of community

c)

Attain taqwa (God consciousness)

d)

Purify our sins

3.

In which surah is the only ayah that mentions Ramadan found? The ayah begins: “The month of Ramadan, in which we have revealed the Qur’an…”

a)

Surah Taha

b)

Surah al-Baqarah

c)

Surah al-Maidah

d)

Surah Ali Imran

4.

The Prophet prayed taraweeh in congregation only a few times in his life. He stopped because he feared taraweeh in Ramadan would be made obligatory on the people. Who was the first to re-establish praying taraweeh in congregation?

a)

Abu Bakr as-Sideeq (ra)

b)

Umar ibn al-Khattab (ra)

c)

Uthman ibn Affan (ra)

d)

Ali ibn abi Talib (ra)

5.

What is the name of the gate in Jannah that ‘those who used to fast’ will enter from?

a)

ar-Rayyan

b)

ar-Rayhaan

c)

ar-Ridwan

d)

as-Saaimeen

6.

What did the Prophet say about the breath of a fasting person?

a)

Carry a siwaak with you for verily the breath of a fasting person is bothersome

b)

Cover your mouth when you speak to people

c)

Do not use toothpaste to freshen your breath

d)

It is sweeter to Allah than the fragrance of musk

7.

If dates weren’t available what would the Prophet (saw) break his fast with?

a)

Anything sweet

b)

Milk

c)

Water

d)

Malawax

8.

In Ramadan we fast from...

a)

From Sunrise to lunchtime

b)

Sunrise to Sunset

c)

From the first day to the last day

9.

In Ramadan, Muslims must fast except for.......

a)

Sick people

b)

Healthy people

c)

People who don't want to

d)

adults

10.

Which is the fourth pillar of Islam?

a)

Shahada (profession of faith)

b)

Salat (prayer)

c)

Zakat (almsgiving)

d)

Sawm (fasting)

e)

Hajj (pilgrimage)

11.

Which month comes after Ramadan?

a)

Shawwal

b)

Shaban

c)

Rajab

d)

Rabi al-awwal

12.

What is the name given to Nightly prayers performed during the month of Ramadan?

a)

Fajr

b)

Tarawih

c)

Maghrib

d)

Asr

13.

How many days does the lunar year have?

a)

354 Days

b)

365 Days

c)

300 Days

d)

254 Days

14.

Ramadan is which month in the Islamic Calendar?

a)

It's the 6th month

b)

It's the 10th month

c)

It's the 9th month

d)

It's the 12th month

15.

What are the benefits of fasting?

a)

It helps us gain Allah's rewards and forgiveness

b)

It trains us to increase our worship of Allah

c)

It trains us to have self-control and taqwa

d)

All of the above

16.

What is Laylat al-Qadr?

a)

It is a special prayer

b)

It is the meal you eat at night during Ramadan

c)

It is a special dua'a

d)

It is the night of power

17.

What is suhoor?

a)

It is the meal at maghrib time

b)

It is the meal before dawn

c)

It is the night of power

d)

It's a special prayer

18.

What is the meaning of badr بدر ?

a)

It means the full moon

b)

It means Ramadan

c)

It's someone's name

d)

It's the name of an Islamic month

19.

What is the reward of praying on Laylat al-Qadr?

a)

You will be rewarded with a mountain of candy

b)

On Laylat al-Qadr if you pray it's as if you prayed 100 times

c)

Praying on Laylat al-Qadr is equal to praying for 1,000 months

d)

Praying on Laylat al-Qadr is equal to praying for 10,000 months

20.

When did Allah order the Muslims to fast?

a)

During Ramadan in the second year after Hijrah (2A.H.)

b)

During Ramadan in the year 1420

c)

Allah ordered the Muslims to fast during Ramadan of 2019

d)

During Ramadan in the 10th year after Hijrah (10 A.H)

21.

Fasting is a time _____.

a)

of self-discipline

b)

of sleeping all day

22.

Eid al Fitr is _____

a)

a festival meaning 'breaking the fast'

b)

a festival to have a big feast

23.

Laylatul Qadr always falls on the 27th night

a)

True

b)

False

24.

What is the fidya for a missed fast?

a)

To fast one day

b)

To fast for 60 consecutive days

c)

To feed 60 people

d)

To feed one person

25.

On what day is the day of Eid Al-Fitr?

a)

30 Ramadan

b)

31 Ramadan

c)

1 Sha’baan

d)

1 Sahwwaal

26.

Which of these DON’T affect your fast?

a)

Lying

b)

Swearing

c)

Arguing

d)

Talking

27.

Can a miswak be used when fasting?

a)

Yes

b)

No

28.

Who is not exempt from fasting?

a)

Student

b)

Young child

c)

Traveller

d)

Pregnant Woman

29.

One prayer on the night of Laylatul Qadr is worth more than a prayer every night for

a)

1000 years

b)

830 years

c)

83 years

d)

100 years

30.

A sick person is excused from fasting

a)

True

b)

False

31.

If you break your fast on purpose without having an excuse you have to do...

a)

Qada

b)

Kafarah

32.

If you miss a fast because you are travelling you have to do...

a)

Qada

b)

Kafarah

33.

The word Ramadan in Arabic means

a)

Feast

b)

Fast

c)

Giving

d)

Intensely heated by the sun

34.

What is the meal we eat before beginning our fast?

a)

Suhoor

b)

Iftaar

c)

Ta’aam

d)

Akl