Five Pillars, Divisions, And Worship
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Which one of these is not one of the Five Pillars?
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Faith
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Prayer
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Zakat (Charity to the poor)
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Holy Jihad
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Fasting during Ramadan
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Included in this quiz are questions about the Five Pillars of Islam, the denominational split, and ways of worship in the religion of Islam.
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True or FalseAll Muslims, regardless of age, health, or financial status, must make the Hajj to Mecca once within their lifetime.
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True
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False
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A. FalseExplanation
Only around 10% of Muslims worldwide are able to make the Hajj, and that is OK according to Islam. The trip is very expensive and very stressful, and few can afford it.Rate this question:
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True or FalseThere is a specific amount of money that Muslims are required to donate to charity.
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True
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False
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A. FalseExplanation
Muslims are expected to give what they can afford. Each Muslim calculates this number individually, but it usually works out to approximately 2 1/2 percent of ones annual income.Rate this question:
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The purpose of Fasting during Ramadan is...
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To give the faster true sympathy with those who go hungry.
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To lose weight before the big feast at the end of the month.
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To save money so that more can be donated to charity.
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To emulate the Prophet.
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A. To give the faster true sympathy with those who go hungry.Explanation
The purpose of fasting during Ramadan is to give the faster true sympathy with those who go hungry. This practice allows individuals to experience hunger and understand the struggles faced by those who are less fortunate. It promotes empathy and encourages individuals to be more compassionate towards others.Rate this question:
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Uh oh! It's Ramadan and you've gotten very ill. You need to eat or you'll die! What do you do?
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Die.
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Eat as little as possible without dying.
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Feed a needy person for each day you eat.
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Renounce your religion.
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A. Feed a needy person for each day you eat.Explanation
During Ramadan, fasting is an important religious practice for Muslims. However, if someone is very ill and not able to fast, they are allowed to break their fast. In this scenario, the person is in a life-threatening situation and needs to eat to survive. The answer "Feed a needy person for each day you eat" suggests that the person should compensate for not fasting by feeding a needy person for each day they are unable to fast. This is a way to fulfill their religious obligation while also taking care of their health.Rate this question:
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The Muslim place of worship is called...
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Church
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Temple
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Mosque
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Shrine
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A. MosqueExplanation
A mosque is a place of worship for Muslims. It is where they gather for prayer, religious ceremonies, and community activities. Mosques are typically characterized by a dome and minaret, and they serve as important centers for Islamic education and social gatherings. The term "mosque" is derived from the Arabic word "masjid," which means "place of prostration." Unlike churches, temples, and shrines, which are associated with other religions, mosques are specifically designated for the practice of Islam.Rate this question:
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When Muslims pray, they pray in which direction?
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Toward Medina
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West
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Toward Mecca
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Up
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Doesn't matter
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A. Toward MeccaExplanation
Muslims pray in the direction of Mecca because it is considered the holiest city in Islam. The Kaaba, located in Mecca, is the most sacred site in Islam and is the direction towards which all Muslims face during their prayers. This practice symbolizes the unity and uniformity of the Muslim community, as well as their devotion and submission to Allah.Rate this question:
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True or FalseIn Mosques you can find beautiful images of Allah and Muhammad receiving his revelation.
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True
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False
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A. FalseExplanation
It is forbidden in Islam to make any image of Muhammad, Allah, or any other prophets.Rate this question:
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