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WorksheetsHajj (Pilgrimage)
Total questions: 30
Worksheet time: 15mins
What is a pilgrimage?
A celebration
a special journey to a place of significance
a place to gather with your family and friends
I do not know
What is the Hajj?
A pilgrimage to al-Quds
A pilgrimage to Croagh Patrick for Christians.
A pilgrimage to Madinah for Muslims
It is the fifth pillar of Islam and pilgrimage to Makkah.
How many times do Muslims have to perform Hajj in their lifetime?
Every year
Once in a month
Once in their lifetime
At least three times
Which Islamic principle does the Hajj demonstrate?
Importance of children
Equality and universal brotherhood
Importance of charity
Celebration
In which Islamic month Hajj is Fard?
Dhul Qa'dah
Dhul Hijjah
Ramadan
Muharram
What is Miqat?
Border points surround the area of Arafaat mountain
Border points pilgrims can't pass with before making Ihram
One of the Hajj duties
All of the mentioned
What is Talbiyah?
To say: "Subhanallah wa'l-Hamdulilah"
To say: "Qul Huwa Allahu Ahad"
To say: "Labayka Allahumma labayka"
To say any kind of thikir
What is the state of purity in which all pilgrims enter Makkah for Hajj called?
Adhaan
Ihram
Istikhara
Ababa
While in a state of Ihram, you must do all of the following except...
Frequently cut your nails
Not fight/argue
Not cut your hair
Not apply oil
What does this picture indicate?
Sae'
Tawaf
Ihram
Woqoof at Arafat
How many times do the muslim tawaf around the Kaabah?
7
2
3
10
What does the running or swift walking of pilgrims seven times between the hills of Safaa and Marwah represent?
The number of times the Prophet Muhammad performed the Hajj in his lifetime
The number of times which Prophet Ibrahim tried to build the Kaabah before he succeeded
The number of times Hajar ran back and forth between the hills searching for water for her son, Prophet Ismail
The number of miles the Prophet Muhammad travelled from Medina to Mecca to perform the Hajj
What are pilgrims re-enacting when they run between the two hills?
Muhammad's journey
Abraham's search for Ishmail
Hagar's search for water
Adam's search for Eve
What is considered to be the most important part of the Hajj?
When pilgrims circumambulate the Kaabah
When pilgrims stone the Pillars representing the devil
The day the pilgrims spend praying on the Plains of Arafah (wuquf)
Days spent in Mina and Muzdalifah
The stay in Arafah (Jabal Rahmah) from noon to sunset on 9th of Zulhijjah is __________
Sai'
Wuquf
Tahallul
Jamrah
Pilgrims throw small stones at pillars representing ________ and all the evils in life.
Jesus
The pillars of Islam
Satan
Gabriel
Number of Jamrah in hajj is :
3
1
2
5
Where is the "tent city" located?
Mina
Muzdalifah
Marwah
Manhaj
This place is called..............
Waqfa at Muzdalifa
Wuquf at Arafah
Jamarat in Mina
Sa'iy between Safa and Marwah
Choose the correct order for the stages of Hajj:
Ihraam, Mina, Arafat, Muzdalifah, Mina
Arafat , Mina , Ihraam , Muzdalifah
Mina, Ihraam, Mina, Arafat, Muzdalifah
Muzdalifah, Ihraam, Mina, Arafat, Mina
2 things Rasulullah mention in his last sermon are_______& ________
Forbidden of taking usury
Think before you talk
Ukhuwwah (brotherhood and sisterhood)
Look after yourself
Why the Prophet said "All mankind is from Adam and Eve, an Arab has no superiority over a non-Arab nor a non-Arab has any superiority over an Arab; also a white has no superiority over a black, nor a black has any superiority over a white-except by piety and good action."
to show approval to society's problem
to show the mercifulness
to show the equality
to show the superiority of Adam
Hajj gives the believers the opportunity to start life as a newborn baby, purified
of all sins. Our Prophet (s.a.w.) confirms this by his statement, “If a person goes to Hajj with the intention of pleasing Allah (s.w.t.) and performs his duties correctly, he will return home as a newborn baby, purified of all sins.”
True
False
Only the sins of that year are forgiven
Hajj teaches human beings the importance of equality. Hajj displays the reality that everyone is equal in the sight of Allah (s.w.t.).
False
True
Hajj is also a reminder of the Day of Judgement where everyone will be gathered in great masses before Allah (s.w.t.). Millions of people wearing the same clothes and standing under the intense which heat, reminds one of Mahsher’.
True
False
Hajj strengthens the bonds of brotherhood between Muslims of different race, color and nationalities. They talk about their problems and think of ways to help each other.
False
True
