Year 10

Revision

In this lesson, we will focus on reviewing what we have covered during our lessons in this unit. We will revise the five pillars, ten obligatory acts, Jihad and festivals.

Year 10

Revision

In this lesson, we will focus on reviewing what we have covered during our lessons in this unit. We will revise the five pillars, ten obligatory acts, Jihad and festivals.

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Lesson details

Key learning points

  1. Recap of key content explored in the unit.

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You will need two different coloured pens: black or blue and another coloured pen, such as green or red.

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10 Questions

Q1.
Which is the festival of sacrifice?
Ashura
Correct answer: Id-ul-Adha
Id-ul-Fitr
Q2.
Which is the festival celebrating the end of fasting?
Ashura
Id-ul-Adha
Correct answer: Id-ul-Fitr
Q3.
Which festival commemorates the death of Hussein?
Correct answer: Ashura
Id-ul-Adha
Id-ul-Fitr
Q4.
Which festival takes place at the end of Ramadan?
Ashura
Id-ul-Adha
Correct answer: Id-ul-Fitr
Q5.
Which festival recalls the Battle of Karbala?
Correct answer: Ashura
Id-ul-Adha
Id-ul-Fitr
Q6.
Which festival celebrates Ibrahim's submission?
Ashura
Correct answer: Id-ul-Adha
Id-ul-Fitr
Q7.
Which festival celebrates the triumph of good over evil?
Correct answer: Ashura
Id-ul-Adha
Id-ul-Fitr
Q8.
Which festival is celebrated by some Muslims donating blood?
Correct answer: Ashura
Id-ul-Adha
Id-ul-Fitr
Q9.
Which festival's celebrations involve an animal sacrifice?
Ashura
Correct answer: Id-ul-Adha
Id-ul-Fitr
Q10.
Which festival's celebrations involve breaking the fast?
Ashura
Id-ul-Adha
Correct answer: Id-ul-Fitr

14 Questions

Q1.
What is Hajj?
Charity
Fasting
Correct answer: Pilgrimage
Prayer
Q2.
What is Salah?
Charity
Fasting
Pilgrimage
Correct answer: Prayer
Q3.
What is Sawm?
Charity
Correct answer: Fasting
Pilgrimage
Prayer
Q4.
How many obligatory prayers should a Muslim make each day?
Correct answer: Five
Four
One
Two
Q5.
What are two beliefs contained in the Shahadah?
Afterlife and jihad
Holy books and predestination
Tawhid and holy books
Correct answer: Tawhid and Risalah
Q6.
Why does Sawm take place during Ramadan?
Correct answer: It is the period of time when the angel Jibril began revealing the Qur'an to Muhammad.
It is when Mecca was established as an Islamic city.
It is when Muhammad first established a loyal following.
It is when the revelation of the Qur'an was completed.
Q7.
Where do Muslims pilgrimage to when completing Hajj?
Jerusalem
Kufa
Correct answer: Mecca
Medina
Q8.
Which one word best defines jihad?
Defend
Optional
Correct answer: Struggle
Truth
Q9.
What is the definition of greater jihad?
The hope of living with Allah in Jannah.
Correct answer: The individual and personal struggle of all Muslims to follow all of Allah’s teachings in their everyday life.
The struggle to build a good Islamic society and protect the faith.
The struggle to read the Qur'an.
Q10.
What is the definition of lesser jihad?
The hope of living with Allah in Jannah.
The individual and personal struggle of all Muslims to follow all of Allah’s teachings in their everyday life.
Correct answer: The struggle to build a good Islamic society and protect the faith.
The struggle to read the Qur'an.
Q11.
How often does a Muslim need to perform Hajj?
Never
Once a decade
Once a year
Correct answer: Once in their lifetime
Q12.
What is wudu?
A physical cleaning
Correct answer: A ritual washing before prayer
Being called to prayer
Prostrating during prayer
Q13.
What direction do Muslims face when praying?
A fireplace
Correct answer: Mecca
The local mosque
The sun
Q14.
How often should the Shahadah be practised?
Five times a day
Correct answer: It should be on your mind all the time
Once a year
Once in your lifetime