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How well do you know the basics of fasting in Islam?

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How well do you know the basics of fasting in Islam?

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True or false:The act of Siyam only involves refraining from food.

False

Which of the following is NOT a condition for fasting during Ramadan?

Being Muslim

Being sane

Being healthy

Being wealthy (correct)

Fasting is one of the _______ pillars of Islam.

five

What are the five conditions for fasting in Islam?

The five conditions for fasting in Islam include being Muslim, sane, healthy, of puberty, and a resident. Signup and view all the answers

What are the recommended acts during fasting?

Dhikr, charity, dua, and qiyaamul-layl Signup and view all the answers

True or false: Fasting during Ramadan is only recommended, not compulsory.

False Signup and view all the answers

What are the two categories of fasts in Islam?

The two categories of fasts in Islam are obligatory and supererogatory. Signup and view all the answers

There are ________ categories of fasts: obligatory and supererogatory.

two Signup and view all the answers

Ramadan starts and ends by sighting the new moon or completing the month of Sha'ban/Ramadan as ________ days.

thirty Signup and view all the answers

What are some of the recommended and disliked acts during fasting in Islam?

Some of the recommended acts during fasting in Islam include dhikr, charity, dua, and qiyaamul-layl. Some of the disliked acts during fasting in Islam include eating, drinking, evil speech, harming others, and engaging in sinful activities. Signup and view all the answers

True or false: Women are not allowed to fast during Ramadan.

False Signup and view all the answers

Study Notes

Siyam means to refrain from something in Arabic.
In Islamic law, Siyam means to refrain from food, drink, and anything that breaks the fast from Fajr to Maghrib.
Allah made it compulsory to fast during Ramadan.
Fasting is one of the five pillars of Islam.
There are two categories of fasts: obligatory and supererogatory.
Five conditions for fasting include being Muslim, sane, healthy, of puberty, and a resident.
Ramadan starts and ends by sighting the new moon or completing the month of Sha'ban/Ramadan as thirty days.
Travelers, sick people, old people, and women with issues do not have to fast and can make it up later.
Recommended acts during fasting include dhikr, charity, dua, and qiyaamul-layl.
Disliked acts during fasting include eating, drinking, evil speech, harming others, and engaging in sinful activities.

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Test your knowledge on the Islamic practice of fasting with this quiz! From the meaning of Siyam to the conditions and recommended acts during fasting, this quiz covers it all. See how much you know about this important pillar of Islam and the rules and regulations that come with it. Don't forget to include keywords like "Ramadan," "obligatory," and "supererogatory" to make it more specific.