Which Arabic word means 'intention'?

According to Hadith 1, every person will get ______.

Why did the man migrate in the hadith?

The hadith teaches Muslims to always have ______ intentions.

A deed without a sincere intention is considered ______.

Sincere intention means doing an action for the sake of ______.

If someone prays to show off, his intention is ______.

To receive reward, an action must be correct and ______.

The migration mentioned in the hadith refers to ______.

Niyyah must be made in the ______.

Hadith 1 is narrated by ______.

If a person gives charity to impress others, it is ______.

Sincerity in Islam is called ______.

Actions done for worldly gain belong to ______.

Good intention can turn ordinary activities into ______.

The statement 'actions are judged by intentions' is a ______ principle.

A sincere Muslim always checks his ______ before acting.

The woman mentioned in the hadith is called ______.

Which of the following is an example of a good intention?

Hadith 2 teaches the ______ pillars of Islam.

The first pillar of Islam is ______.

The testimony of faith consists of belief in ______.

Fasting the month of Ramadan is the ______ pillar.

The obligation of Zakah means giving ______.

Hajj is performed in the month of ______.

Hadith 2 was narrated by ______.

The five pillars represent the foundation of a Muslim’s ______.

Salah must be performed ______ times daily.

The Arabic word 'Sawm' means ______.

Hadith 3 explains Islam, Iman and ______.

Ihsan means worshipping Allah as if you ______.

Islam represents ______ actions.

Iman represents belief in the ______.

One of the six articles of Iman is belief in ______.

The angel that questioned the Prophet in this hadith was ______.

The event is often called the Hadith of ______.

Islam includes believing and practicing the ______ pillars.

Ihsan improves the Muslim’s ______.

The hadith teaches that faith has different ______.

Hadith 5 teaches that ______ should not be caused.

The Arabic phrase 'Ladarar waladirar' means ______.

This hadith encourages peaceful ______.

Retaliating harm with harm is ______.

The teaching of this hadith promotes ______ in society.

Angels were created from ______.

Angels do not ______.

The angel in charge of revelation is ______.

Mika’il is responsible for ______.

The angel who blows the trumpet is ______.

The record-keeping angels are called ______.

Angels always obey ______.

The angel of death is known as ______.

Angels encourage Muslims to do ______.

Belief in angels is part of the ______.

Prophets were chosen by ______.

The final prophet is ______.

Prophets delivered Allah’s ______.

Prophet Musa was given the ______.

Believing in all prophets equally is a sign of ______.