The Pillars of Islam Quiz

Which of the following is one of the five daily prayers in Islam?

What is the meaning of the Arabic word 'Shahadah' in Islam?

Which month is Ramadan in the Islamic calendar?

What is the purpose of Zakat in Islam?

What is the importance of the testimony of faith (Shahadah) in Islam?

True or false: The Shahadah is the most important pillar of Islam?

True or false: Muslims pray 5 times a day facing Mecca?

True or false: Zakat is a form of purification and growth in Islam?

True or false: Ramadan is the 9th month of the Islamic calendar?

True or false: Saying the Shahada is required for someone who wants to convert to Islam?

Pillars of Islam

The core beliefs for Muslims, consisting of five fundamental duties that form the foundation of Islam.

Shahadah (Declaration of Faith)

The first pillar of Islam, affirming "There is no God but Allah, and Muhammad is the messenger of Allah."
The Shahada emphasizes the oneness of Allah, rejecting the concept of a partner or son.
The testimony of faith is the most crucial pillar of Islam, and new converts must recite it to revert to Islam.

Salat (Prayer)

The second pillar of Islam, consisting of five daily prayers facing Mecca.
Prayer is aConversation with Allah, pausing from daily life to connect with the creator.
The five daily prayers are:

Zakat (Charity)

The third pillar of Islam, meaning purification and growth.
All things belong to Allah, and Zakat requires giving a specific percentage of certain properties.
Sharing our blessings with others teaches us to share our wealth and help those in need.

Sawm (Fasting)

The fourth pillar of Islam, observed during Ramadan, the 9th month of the Islamic calendar.
Fasting is a means of spiritual growth, self-reflection, and devoting oneself to Allah.

Test your knowledge of the Pillars of Islam with this quiz! Explore the core beliefs of Muslims, including the Shahadah (Declaration of Faith) and the importance of Allah and Muhammad. Challenge yourself to learn more about the foundations of Islam.