Lesson 6 of 10
What are the festivals of Islam?
In this lesson, we will be learning about the most important celebrations/festivals in Islam.
Lesson 6 of 10
What are the festivals of Islam?
In this lesson, we will be learning about the most important celebrations/festivals in Islam.
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Lesson details
Key learning points
- The Holy month of Eid-al-fitr: the end of Ramadan
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5 Questions
Q1.What is the Muslim place of worship?
What is the Muslim place of worship?
Church
Synagogue
Temple
Q2.The most important day of prayer for Muslims is Friday. What is this day called?
The most important day of prayer for Muslims is Friday. What is this day called?
Allah
Qibla
Qur'an
Q3.A dome in a mosque represents heaven and the sky. True or false?
A dome in a mosque represents heaven and the sky. True or false?
False
Q4.Within a mosque, the prayer hall is known as...
Within a mosque, the prayer hall is known as...
mihrab
minbar
qibla
Q5.Within every mosque, the qibla wall faces which city?
Within every mosque, the qibla wall faces which city?
Istanbul
Jerusalem
Medina
6 Questions
Q1.The Muslim place of worship is a...
The Muslim place of worship is a...
Cathedral
Church
Gurdwara
Q2.During Ramadan, Muslims fast during the hours of daylight. True or false?
During Ramadan, Muslims fast during the hours of daylight. True or false?
False
Q3.During Ramadan, Muslims eat a meal just before dawn known as...
During Ramadan, Muslims eat a meal just before dawn known as...
Iftar
Salat
Surah
Q4.What is the name of the festival which marks the end of Ramadan?
What is the name of the festival which marks the end of Ramadan?
Eid al-Adha
Iftar
Suhoor
Q5.Eid al-Adha is known as the festival of...
Eid al-Adha is known as the festival of...
Joy
Resurrection
Sorrow
Q6.Eid al-Adha is celebrated by Muslims as a way to commemorate which event?
Eid al-Adha is celebrated by Muslims as a way to commemorate which event?
Muhammad's birth
Muhammad's Night Journey from Mecca to Jerusalem
The Angel Gabriel's first revelation to Muhammad