11)  Fasting the day of ‘Arafah earns forgiveness for your previous year and the coming year's sins.TrueFalse12) The belief in Al-Qadar teaches us to be content with whatever happens to us.TrueFalse13) The angel breathes soul into the fetus after 20 days.TrueFalse14) Medicine taken by mouth into the stomach invalidates the fast.TrueFalse15) In the state of Ihram, pilgrims can cut hair and clip nails.TrueFalse

Why did Allah (swt) prescribe fasting for humans?To remove toxinsTo become piousTo become patientTo remain good health

Why did Allah (swt) prescribe fasting for humans?

Which are not among the rituals of the Day of Arafat?Question 3Select one:a.being as least sociable as possibleb.spending the whole time at Araafat and not leaving until sunsetc.making a lot of duad.combining Zuhr and Asre.fasting for the Hajjis and performing Umra or Tawwaaf from Mina before proceeding to Araafat

) Women are exempted from praying and fasting for a maximum of 40 days duringmensesthe period of post-child birth (Nifas)SicknessPregnancy9) The uniform of pilgrim during Hajj is calledIqteranIhteramIhramImtehan10) The required kaffarah for deliberately breaking the fast during Ramadan is:Releasing a slave OR fasting non-consecutive days OR Feeding sixty Needy individualsReleasing a slave OR Fasting sixty consecutive days OR Feeding sixty Needy individualsReleasing a slave OR Fasting fifty consecutive days Or Feeding fifty Needy individualsReleasing a slave OR Fasting fifty consecutive days OR Feeding sixty Needy individualsFlag for laterPrevious3 of 9Next

Some of the exemptions from fasting during Ramadan are:Aging, travelling, pregnancy, breast-feeding, menses and illnessTravelling, hard labour job, illness, pregnancy and mensesPregnancy, teenage, travelling and illnessVomiting, breast-feeding, severe weather and Jihad