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7 IS Unit E Revision

Total questions: 59

Worksheet time: 3hrs 57mins

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1.

Define Al-Israa’ Wal-Mi’raj?

a)

when the Prophet (SAW)ascended to Jannah

b)

saying Allahu Akbar or the beginning Takbir for entering the

Salah

c)

unit of prayer

d)

standing

e)

bowing

2.

Define Takbeerat-ul-Ihram?

a)

when the Prophet (SAW)ascended to Jannah

b)

saying Allahu Akbar or the beginning Takbir for entering the

Salah

c)

unit of prayer

d)

standing

e)

bowing

3.

Define Rak’ah?

a)

when the Prophet (SAW)ascended to Jannah

b)

saying Allahu Akbar or the beginning Takbir for entering the

Salah

c)

unit of prayer

d)

standing

e)

bowing

4.

Define Qiyam?

a)

when the Prophet (SAW)ascended to Jannah

b)

saying Allahu Akbar or the beginning Takbir for entering the

Salah

c)

unit of prayer

d)

standing

e)

bowing

5.

Define Rukoo’?

a)

when the Prophet (SAW)ascended to Jannah

b)

saying Allahu Akbar or the beginning Takbir for entering the

Salah

c)

unit of prayer

d)

standing

e)

bowing

6.

Define Sujood’?

a)

prostration

b)

sitting

c)

the first prayer before sunrise

d)

the noon prayer

e)

the afternoon prayer

7.

Define Juloos?

a)

prostration

b)

sitting

c)

the first prayer before sunrise

d)

the noon prayer

e)

the afternoon prayer

8.

Define Salat-ul-Fajr?

a)

prostration

b)

sitting

c)

the first prayer before sunrise

d)

the noon prayer

e)

the afternoon prayer

9.

Define Salat-uth-Thuhr?

a)

prostration

b)

sitting

c)

the first prayer before sunrise

d)

the noon prayer

e)

the afternoon prayer

10.

Define Salat-ul-Asr?

a)

prostration

b)

sitting

c)

the first prayer before sunrise

d)

the noon prayer

e)

the afternoon prayer

11.

Define Salat-ul-Maghrib?

a)

prostration

b)

sitting

c)

the first prayer before sunrise

d)

the sunset prayer

e)

the afternoon prayer

12.

Define Salat-ul-Ishaa’?

a)

prostration

b)

sitting

c)

the first prayer before sunrise

d)

the sunset prayer

e)

the night prayer

13.

Define Sunnah?

a)

the way of the Prophet Muhammad (SAW)

b)

an act of the Prophet

c)

extra Sunnah prayers

d)

plural form of Nafl

e)

voluntary acts that comes after Fard and Sunnah

14.

Define Sunan?

a)

the way of the Prophet Muhammad (SAW)

b)

an act of the Prophet

c)

extra Sunnah prayers

d)

plural form of Nafl

e)

voluntary acts that comes after Fard and Sunnah

15.

Define Nafl?

a)

the way of the Prophet Muhammad (SAW)

b)

an act of the Prophet

c)

extra Sunnah prayers

d)

plural form of Nafl

e)

voluntary acts that comes after Fard and Sunnah

16.

Define Nawafil?

a)

the way of the Prophet Muhammad (SAW)

b)

an act of the Prophet

c)

extra Sunnah prayers

d)

plural form of Nafl

e)

voluntary acts that comes after Fard and Sunnah

17.

Define Tatawwu?

a)

the way of the Prophet Muhammad (SAW)

b)

an act of the Prophet

c)

extra Sunnah prayers

d)

plural form of Nafl

e)

voluntary acts that comes after Fard and Sunnah

18.

Define Sunnah Ratibah?

a)

regular Sunnah

b)

another term used for regular Sunnah Salah

c)

from 2-12 Rak’aah made after sunrise

d)

a prayer of 8 Rak’aah made after Ishaa’ and before the Witr during the Month of Ramadan

e)

voluntary or recommended prayers

19.

Define Sunnah Mu'akkadah?

a)

regular Sunnah

b)

another term used for regular Sunnah Salah

c)

from 2-12 Rak’aah made after sunrise

d)

a prayer of 8 Rak’aah made after Ishaa’ and before the Witr during the Month of Ramadan

e)

voluntary or recommended prayers

20.

Define Duha?

a)

regular Sunnah

b)

another term used for regular Sunnah Salah

c)

from 2-12 Rak’aah made after sunrise

d)

a prayer of 8 Rak’aah made after Ishaa’ and before the Witr during the Month of Ramadan

e)

voluntary or recommended prayers

21.

Define Taraweeh?

a)

regular Sunnah

b)

another term used for regular Sunnah Salah

c)

from 2-12 Rak’aah made after sunrise

d)

a prayer of 8 Rak’aah made after Ishaa’ and before the Witr during the Month of Ramadan

e)

voluntary or recommended prayers

22.

Define Salat-ul-Sunnah?

a)

regular Sunnah

b)

another term used for regular Sunnah Salah

c)

from 2-12 Rak’aah made after sunrise

d)

a prayer of 8 Rak’aah made after Ishaa’ and before the Witr during the Month of Ramadan

e)

voluntary or recommended prayers

23.

Identify the voluntary prayers or Salat-us-Sunnah that follow each Salat-ul-Fard.

a)

Fajr.............. 3 Rak’aah before Fard

Thuhr _.......... 2 or 4 Rak’aah before Fard and 2 after

AST .............. No regular Sunnah

Maghreb........ 2 Rak’aah after Fard

Ishaa’ ........ 3 Rak’aah after Fard

b)

Fajr.............. 2 Rak’aah before Fard

Thuhr _.......... 3 or 4 Rak’aah before Fard and 2 after

AST .............. No regular Sunnah

Maghreb........ 3 Rak’aah after Fard

Ishaa’ ........ 2 Rak’aah after Fard

c)

Fajr.............. 2 Rak’aah before Fard

Thuhr _.......... 2 or 4 Rak’aah before Fard and 2 after

AST .............. No regular Sunnah

Maghreb........ 2 Rak’aah after Fard

Ishaa’ ........ 2 Rak’aah after Fard

d)

Fajr.............. 2 Rak’aah before Fard

Thuhr _.......... 2 or 3 Rak’aah before Fard and 2 after

AST .............. No regular Sunnah

Maghreb........ 3 Rak’aah after Fard

Ishaa’ ........ 2 Rak’aah after Fard

24.

What are the Salat-un-Nafl prayers that the Prophet (SAW) performed but did not emphasize as much as the regular recommended prayers?

a)

Qiyyam-ul-Layl

b)

Salat-ud-Duha

c)

Two or four Rak’aat before Asr

d)

Two Rak’aat before Maghreb and Ishaa’ prayer

e)

Salat-ul-Istkharah

25.

_________is a way of glorifying, appreciating and worshiping Allah.

a)

Nafl Prayers

b)

Prayers

c)

Sunnah Prayers

d)

Fard Prayers

26.

Define Salat-ul-Jama’ah?

a)

To pray Salah in a group of two or more people, one of them

leads the Salah while the other follows.

b)

male or female person following the Imam

c)

The Friday congregational prayer

d)

The word ‘Eid is an Arabic name to mean a festivity, a celebration, a

recurring happiness, and a feast.

e)

To join a group in prayer once the Imam has begun the prayer

27.

Define Ma’moom, Ma’moomah?

a)

To pray Salah in a group of two or more people, one of them

leads the Salah while the other follows.

b)

male or female person following the Imam

c)

The Friday congregational prayer

d)

The word ‘Eid is an Arabic name to mean a festivity, a celebration, a

recurring happiness, and a feast.

e)

To join a group in prayer once the Imam has begun the prayer

28.

Define Salat-ul-Jumu’ ah?

a)

To pray Salah in a group of two or more people, one of them

leads the Salah while the other follows.

b)

male or female person following the Imam

c)

The Friday congregational prayer

d)

The word ‘Eid is an Arabic name to mean a festivity, a celebration, a

recurring happiness, and a feast.

e)

To join a group in prayer once the Imam has begun the prayer

29.

Define Salat-ul-Eid?

a)

To pray Salah in a group of two or more people, one of them

leads the Salah while the other follows.

b)

male or female person following the Imam

c)

The Friday congregational prayer

d)

The word ‘Eid is an Arabic name to mean a festivity, a celebration, a

recurring happiness, and a feast.

e)

To join a group in prayer once the Imam has begun the prayer

30.

Define Salat-ul-Masbooq?

a)

To pray Salah in a group of two or more people, one of them

leads the Salah while the other follows.

b)

male or female person following the Imam

c)

The Friday congregational prayer

d)

The word ‘Eid is an Arabic name to mean a festivity, a celebration, a

recurring happiness, and a feast.

e)

To join a group in prayer once the Imam has begun the prayer

31.

Define Al-Jumu’ah?

a)

the Arabic word for Friday

b)

the bath that is taken before Salat-ul-Jumu’ah.

c)

the speech before the two Rak’ aat of the prayer

d)

The Friday sermon in the Masjid

e)

The person who gives the Khutbah

32.

Define Khutbah?

a)

the Arabic word for Friday

b)

the bath that is taken before Salat-ul-Jumu’ah.

c)

the speech before the two Rak’ aat of the prayer

d)

The Friday sermon in the Masjid

e)

The person who gives the Khutbah

33.

Define Khutbat-ul-Jumu'a?

a)

the Arabic word for Friday

b)

the bath that is taken before Salat-ul-Jumu’ah.

c)

the speech before the two Rak’ aat of the prayer

d)

The Friday sermon in the Masjid

e)

The person who gives the Khutbah

34.

Define Khateeb?

a)

the Arabic word for Friday

b)

the bath that is taken before Salat-ul-Jumu’ah.

c)

the speech before the two Rak’ aat of the prayer

d)

The Friday sermon in the Masjid

e)

The person who gives the Khutbah

35.

Define Ghusl?

a)

the Arabic word for Friday

b)

the bath that is taken before Salat-ul-Jumu’ah.

c)

the speech before the two Rak’ aat of the prayer

d)

The Friday sermon in the Masjid

e)

The person who gives the Khutbah

36.

Define Eid?

a)

Celebration

b)

the Eid following the Ramadan

c)

the congregational prayer for Eid

d)

the money that each family donates to the poor before the Eid Prayer.

37.

Define Eid-ul-Fitr?

a)

Celebration

b)

the Eid following the Ramadan

c)

the congregational prayer for Eid

d)

the money that each family donates to the poor before the Eid Prayer.

38.

Define Salat-ul-Eid?

a)

Celebration

b)

the Eid following the Ramadan

c)

the congregational prayer for Eid

d)

the money that each family donates to the poor before the Eid Prayer.

39.

Define Zakat-ul-Fitr?

a)

Celebration

b)

the Eid following the Ramadan

c)

the congregational prayer for Eid

d)

the money that each family donates to the poor before the Eid Prayer.

40.

What is the difference between Salat-ul-Eid and Salat-ul-Jumu’ah?

a)

The difference between the two prayers is that in the first Rak’ah of Salat-ul-Eid, it is Sunnah for the Imam to say “Allahu Akbar” six times after the beginning Takbeer.

b)

The difference between the two prayers is that in the first Rak’ah of Salat-ul-Eid, it is Sunnah for the Imam to say “Allahu Akbar” seven times after the beginning Takbeer.

c)

The difference between the two prayers is that in the second Rak’ah of Salat-ul-Eid, it is Sunnah for the Imam to say “Allahu Akbar” seven times after the beginning Takbeer.

d)

The difference between the two prayers is that in the first Rak’ah of Salat-ul-Eid, it is fard for the Imam to say “Allahu Akbar” seven times after the beginning Takbeer.

41.

Define Salat-ul-Musafir?

a)

the prayer of the one who is traveling

b)

the prayer for the sick

c)

missed prayers that need to be made up

d)

combining prayers

e)

to shorten the prayer for valid reasons

42.

Define Salat-ul-Mareed?

a)

the prayer of the one who is traveling

b)

the prayer for the sick

c)

missed prayers that need to be made up

d)

combining prayers

e)

to shorten the prayer for valid reasons

43.

Define Salatul-Qadaa’?

a)

the prayer of the one who is traveling

b)

the prayer for the sick

c)

missed prayers that need to be made up

d)

combining prayers

e)

to shorten the prayer for valid reasons

44.

Define Jami”?

a)

the prayer of the one who is traveling

b)

the prayer for the sick

c)

missed prayers that need to be made up

d)

combining prayers

e)

to shorten the prayer for valid reasons

45.

Define Qasr?

a)

the prayer of the one who is traveling

b)

the prayer for the sick

c)

missed prayers that need to be made up

d)

combining prayers

e)

to shorten the prayer for valid reasons

46.

Define Sujood-us-Sahw?

a)

the prayer of the one who is traveling

b)

two prostrations made at the end of prayer for missing an obligatory act of prayer unintentionally

c)

missed prayers that need to be made up

d)

combining prayers

e)

to shorten the prayer for valid reasons

47.

What are instances when prayers may be combined?

a)

During travel, rain and inclement weather, and pressing needs

b)

During travel, inclement weather, and pressing needs

c)

During travel, rain and inclement weather

d)

During rain and inclement weather, and pressing needs

48.

What assures us that we can make ease for ourselves when it comes to prayers?

a)

Sura 2: 185

b)

Sura 2: 186

c)

Sura 3: 185

d)

Sura 3: 186

49.

Identify the specific Sunnahs for the Friday Prayer.

a)

1. It is Sunnah to take Ghusl or a special bath

2. Recite Surat-al-Kahf

3. Wear neat clothes and scent (men)

4. Go early

5. Behave respectfully

6. Listen attentively

7. Make Thikr and Du’aa’ during the special hour

b)

1. Recite Surat-al-Ikhlas

2. Wear neat clothes and scent (men)

3. Go late

4. Behave respectfully

5. Listen attentively

6. Make Thikr and Du’aa’ during the special hour

c)

1. Recite Surat-al-Kahf

2. Wear dirty clothes and scent

3. Go early

4. Behave respectfully

5. Listen unattentively

6. Make Thikr and Du’aa’ during the day

50.

Salat-ul-Jumu’ah has many benefits for us, including the following:

a)

1. We obey Allah and please Him.

2. We receive much reward and blessing.

3. We are forgiven for our minor sins from one Jumu’ah to the next.

4. We are reminded of Allah and learn things about our religion from the Khateeb during the Jumu’ah Khutbah.

5. We stay in touch with our community and meet new Muslims every time we go to the Masjıd.

b)

1. We disobey Allah and please Him.

2. We receive not much reward and blessing.

3. We are forgiven for our minor sins from one Jumu’ah to the next.

4. We are reminded of Allah and learn things about our religion from the Khateeb during the Jumu’ah Khutbah.

5. We stay in touch with our community and meet old Muslims every time we go to the Masjıd.

51.

Define Dua-ul-Istiftah

a)

the opening supplication

b)

the beginning Takbeer for entering salaat

c)

seeking refuge from Shaytan

d)

the bowing part of salah

52.

Define Al-Isti'athah

a)

the opening supplication

b)

the beginning Takbeer for entering salaat

c)

seeking refuge from Shaytan

d)

the bowing part of salah

53.

How can our Sunnah prayer help make up for mistakes in our fard prayer?

a)

The Prophet Muhammad PBUH has told us that” a prayer that is complete is added to from the voluntary prayer that is associated with it until it is incomplete.” This means that if, for example, we forgetfully miss a rak’ah, make a mistake in our recitation of Quran, or are absentminded during our fard prayer, Allah will look to our Sunnah prayers. Being that we all are human beings who make many mistakes, we should be grateful to Allah’s generosity by making sure we always pray our sunnah prayer

b)

The Prophet Muhammad PBUH has told us that” a prayer that is not complete is added to from the voluntary prayer that is associated with it until it is complete.” This means that if, for example, we forgetfully miss a rak’ah, make a mistake in our recitation of Quran, or are absentminded during our fard prayer, Allah will look to our Sunnah prayers. Being that we all are human beings who make many mistakes, we should be grateful to Allah’s generosity by making sure we always pray our sunnah prayer.

54.

Define Salat ul Istikharah?

a)

Anytime a Muslim is making a decision, he or she should seek Allah’s guidance and wisdom. Allah alone knows what is best for us, and there may be good in what we perceive as bad, and bad in what we perceive as good.

b)

strongly encouraged and recommended voluntary prayers which are performed before or after fard prayers. They are twelve in number.

c)

Every Muslim, whether be male or female, is recommended to pray 12 Rakaat of supererogatory prayers every day

d)

Tarawih prayers are prayed in pairs of two and can be prayed in at least 20 raka‘āt. A break is taken after every 4 raka‘āt. This prayer is performed only during Ramadan of the Islamic calendar after salat of Isha

55.

How is Salat ul Istikharah performed?

a)

It’s important to do this prayer with sincerity, knowing in our hearts that only Allah can give us the guidance we seek, and resolved to follow the guidance

b)

It’s important to do this prayer with insincerity, knowing in our hearts that only our heart can give us the guidance we seek, and resolved to follow the guidance

c)

“If anyone of you thinks of doing any job he should offer a two Rakat prayer other than the compulsory ones and say (after the prayer):

d)

“If anyone of you thinks of doing any job he should offer a three Rakat prayer other than the compulsory ones and say (after the prayer):

56.

Prayer is the second pillar of Islam

a)

True

b)

False

57.

Prayer is the most important aspect of worship as it brings us closer to Allah.

a)

True

b)

False

58.

Suhur’ is the heart of the prayer. When we pray we must have undivided attention to prayer and try our best to have all our minds and hearts connected to Allah.

a)

True

b)

False

59.

Prayer is a way of glorifying, appreciating and worshiping Allah.

a)

True

b)

False