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WorksheetsRamadan Quiz
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 5mins
What is fasting
What did the Prophet Muhammad usually break his fast with?
Milk and Dates
Who is not required to fast in Ramadan?
Muslims who are sick, elderly, travelling, or pregnant are not required to fast.
Children who have not reached the age of maturity are not required to fast either.
Why do Muslims Fast?
Muslims fast as an act of worship and obedience to Allah.
Muslims fast to empathize with the less fortunate.
What is Suhoor?
What is Iftar?
A meal eaten at sundown to break the fast during Ramadan.
What is the name of the extra prayer Muslims pray during Ramadan?
What is the significance of reading the Quran in Ramadan?
because it is believed that the Quran was revealed during this month, and to increase spirituality.
What is the first ten days of Ramadan called?
The Days of Mercy
Laylatul Qadr
The Nights of Spiritual Awareness.
The Days of Dhikr.
What are the second ten days of Ramadan called?
The 11th - 20th days.
The Middle Ten Days.
The Days of Forgiveness.
What do Muslims abstain from during Ramadan besides food?
Backbiting, insulting speech, envy, swearing and judgment or other individuals.
We don't abstain from anything besides food.
Going to personal events.
Going to school.
How do Muslims decide on when Ramadan starts and ends?
What is Eid al-Fitr?
What do Muslims say to each other on Eid al-Fitr?
Merry Eid
Is there a specific meal Muslims prepare for Iftar?
No, the food that is prepared for Iftar is mainly cultural for people around the world.
Yes, Iftar has to be made in a specific way, otherwise the fast is not accepted.
