Questions 401-500
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It is in the month of Dhu al-Hijjah.
It is performed in Mina.
According to Hanafis it is Wajib (obligatory), according to other schools it is Sunnah Mu'akkadah (confirmed Sunnah).
Anyone who is competent can slaughter it, but it is better for the owner to slaughter it themselves or be present during the slaughter.
Bismillahi Allahu Akbar is said.
Blind, lame, very weak animals, and animals whose ears or horns are cut from the root cannot be sacrificed.
Everything that invalidates ablution also invalidates tayammum. Additionally, finding water invalidates tayammum.
There are 30 juz.
It refers to a person coming from outside Mecca (outside the Miqat boundaries) for Hajj.
Yes, they can have these done for treatment purposes; their Ihram is not invalidated.
It is Wajib (obligatory); one leaves the state of Ihram after shaving.
Friday prayer and Eid prayers have no make-up.
It is in Jerusalem.
Bilal ibn Rabah (r.a.)
Mary (Maryam)
A group of young people who took refuge in a cave for their faith and slept there for 309 years.
It is our Prophet's ascent from Masjid al-Haram to Masjid al-Aqsa one night, and from there to the presence of Allah.
They were made obligatory on the night of Mi'raj.
To testify that there is no god but Allah, to perform prayers, to give Zakat, to fast, and to go to Hajj.
To believe in Allah, the Angels, the Books, the Prophets, the Day of Judgment, and Destiny and Decree.
Hz. Uthman (r.a.)
Hz. Abu Bakr, Hz. Umar, Hz. Uthman, and Hz. Ali (r.anhum).
Hz. Khadijah (woman), Hz. Abu Bakr (man), Hz. Ali (child), Hz. Zayd ibn Harithah (slave).
In the year 622 AD.
In the 1st year of the Hijra, in Medina.
In the 2nd year of the Hijra.
Hz. Khalid ibn al-Walid (r.a.)
Bilal ibn Rabah (r.a.)
Fatima (r.anha)
Fatima (r.anha)
Hz. Hamza (r.a.)
The Night of Power (Laylat al-Qadr)
The Quran and the Sunnah.
Surah Al-Baqarah
Surah Al-Kawthar
In Surah Al-Baqarah.
Surah Ya-Sin
Surah At-Tawbah
Surah An-Naml
Surah Al-Fatiha
Surah An-Nas
Fatiha and a surah (or verses).
Qa'da-i ula (first sitting) and Qa'da-i akhira (last sitting).
Ruku (bowing)
Sajda (prostration)
Five times (Fajr, Dhuhr, Asr, Maghrib, Isha).
At the beginning of the prayer, it is done in the heart.
In the last sitting of all prayers and in the first sitting of some sunnah prayers.
It begins with the life in the grave (Barzakh).
Only Allah knows its time.
It is the book in which everything people do in the world is recorded.
It is the spiritual balance in which deeds are weighed in the hereafter.
It is the bridge built over Hell through which believers will pass to Paradise.
The place where believers will live in eternal happiness.
The place where disbelievers and sinners will be punished.
It is obligatory.
According to Hanafis it is obligatory, according to Shafi'is it is Sunnah.
According to Hanafis it is obligatory, according to Shafi'is it is Sunnah.
It is obligatory.
They are washed along with the elbows.
They are washed along with the heels.
According to Hanafis it is valid, according to Shafi'is it is not.
Reading the Quran while standing.
It is the performance of a prayer that could not be performed on time at a later time.
Dhuhr, Maghrib, and Isha prayers.
Fajr and Asr prayers.
It is any kind of good deed done to fulfill Allah's commands and gain His approval.
It is performing acts of worship solely for the sake of Allah.
It is performing acts of worship to show off to others; it is hidden shirk.
It is regretting a sin committed and deciding not to do it again.
It is enduring difficulties without rebelling against Allah.
It is leaving the result to Allah after taking the necessary precautions.
It is thanking Allah for the blessings He has given.
It is praising Allah with all His perfect attributes and being grateful to Him.
It is obligatory for every Muslim man and woman.
Hz. Sumayyah (r.anha)
He has many names, but the most well-known are the Asma-ul Husna (99 names).
It is Allah's notification of His commands and prohibitions to His prophets.
These are extraordinary events that prophets show with Allah's permission to prove their prophethood.
David (a.s.)
Moses (a.s.)
Jesus (a.s.)
Muhammad (pbuh)
It is Arabic.
It is Allah Almighty Himself.
The most beloved deed to Allah is the one that is consistent, even if it is small.
It should be given during the month of Ramadan before the Eid prayer.
4 days.
3 days.
It is in Mecca.
It is in Medina.
It is the day before Eid al-Adha.
It means coming into agreement with each other, a harmony that is not coincidental.
It is visiting relatives and close ones and not breaking ties with them.
These are the obligations that every Muslim must perform themselves (like the five daily prayers).
These are the obligations that, when performed by some Muslims, the responsibility is lifted from others (like the funeral prayer).
These are things that invalidate an act of worship that has already begun.
These are the actions that Allah has strictly forbidden.
These are the actions that are not forbidden by religion and are allowed.
Kaza (Fate)