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RAMADHAN QUIZ

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 20mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

1. How long do Muslims fast every day during the month of Ramadhan?

a)

Muslims fast from dawn to sunset

b)

Muslims fast only during the nights

c)

Muslims fast from afternoon till sunset

d)

Muslims do not fast during the month of Ramadhan

2.

Which night is specified in the Quran as a night greater than 1,000 months?

a)

Night of Barat (Shab-e-Barat)

b)

Last night of the month of Ramadhan

c)

Night of Qadr (Laylat al-Qadr)

d)

First night of the month of Ramadhan

3.

During which month do Muslims fast for a month?

a)

Sha’ban

b)

Ramadhan

c)

Shawwal

d)

Rajjab

4.

Which Pillar of Islam is Sawm (Fasting)?

a)

Sawm (Fasting) is the Fifth Pillar of Islam

b)

Sawm (Fasting) is the First Pillar of Islam

c)

Sawm (Fasting) is not a Pillar of Islam

d)

Sawm (Fasting) is the Fourth Pillar of Islam

5.

Which festival is celebrated after the month of fasting?

a)

Eid-al-Fitr

b)

Eid-al-Adha

c)

Birthday of Prophet Muhammad (PBUH)

d)

There is no festival after the month of fasting

6.

What is the Obligatory Charity which is paid in the form of people’s staple food or grains before the Eid Prayers?

a)

Sadaqah

b)

Amanah

c)

It is not required to pay charity

d)

Zakat-al-Fitr

7.

What is the Night Salah (Prayers) during the month of Ramadhan called?

a)

Ishraq Salah

b)

Taraweeh Salah

c)

Fard Salah

d)

There are no Night Prayers

8.

In Islamic tradition, Shayatin are locked in hell during Ramadan.

a)

True

b)

False

9.

What is the pre-dawn meal known?

a)

Ifthar

b)

Suhoor

c)

Valimah

d)

None of the above

10.

How many days does the month of Ramadhan or Month of Fasting last?

a)

28 or 29 days

b)

31 or 32 days

c)

30 or 31 days

d)

29 or 30 days

11.

Choose those who are obliged to fast among these Muslims.

a)

A weak old man

b)

A menstruating woman

c)

A healthy football player

d)

A student who is seeking knowledge

12.

What is the ruling on not fasting on Ramadan without any excuse?

a)

Kafir if he is lazy

b)

Kafir if he denies the obligation

c)

Fasiq if he denies the obligation

d)

All the above matters are true

13.

What is the ruling of breaking fast for the sick?

a)

Hated (makruh)

b)

Forbidden (haram)

c)

Desired (sunat)

d)

Permissible (harus)

14.

The following matters prevent the validity of fasting, except …

a)

Crazy

b)

Kufur

c)

Travelling

d)

Menstruation

15.

Ahmad is a Malaysian who lives in San Francisco. This year, he went back to Malaysia before Eid. After arriving in Malaysia, he found out that Malaysians are celebrating the first day of Eid, while he has one day left to complete his 30 days Ramadan fasting. So, what does Ahmad need to do?

a)

Continue fasting until completes the 30 days.

b)

Break his fast, celebrate the Eid with the Malaysians, and replace the one day left later.

c)

Tell Malaysians to fast just like him.

d)

Break his fast, celebrate the Eid with the Malaysians, and not replace the one day left later.

16.

Choose the right pillars of fasting.

a)

Suhoor

b)

Intention

c)

Reading al-Fatihah

d)

Not eating and drinking

17.

What are the conditions for intention to fast on Ramadan?

a)

In heart

b)

Pronounces it

c)

Before fajr

d)

Specifies fasting for Ramadan

18.

Before fajr, Ali intended to fast, but he did not specify it for Ramadan. What is the ruling on his fasting?

a)

Valid.

b)

Invalid.

c)

Invalid, so he can intend again after fajr to make his fasting valid.

19.

Aminah was fasting on Ramadan. When it comes to lunch time, she ate a full plate of meal, and a glass of water forgetfully. After finishing her meal, she just realized that she was fasting on that day. Is her fasting still valid?

a)

Yes, but she has to do kafarah.

b)

No, because she did it intentionally.

c)

Yes, because she did it forgetfully.

d)

No, because she has eaten too much.

20.

Zaim took obligatory bath (الغسل) after fajr. Then, he fasts on Ramadan as usual. His fasting is still valid because the ruling on obligatory bath before fajr is …

a)

Forbidden (haram)

b)

Compulsory (wajib)

c)

Desired (sunat)

d)

Permissible (harus)