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

) 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

Which of the following statements is incorrect?Question 4Select one:a.In the month of Ramadhan, all the doors of Jannah (Paradise) are open.b.The Prophet PBUH encouraged us to fast as much as possible in the month of Sha'baan.c.The one who misses fasting 6 days in Shawwaal can fast it later in Zul Qa'dha.d.If a person doesn't observe fast in the month of Ramadhan while he/she has no legal excuse to break the fast, then he/she is committing a major sin.e.A person who misses suhoor (pre dawn meal) can still fast.

During Ramadan it is recommended to:Delay breaking the fast but having the Suhur meal earlyBreak the fast as soon as possible and delay having Suhur mealBreak the fast and have the Suhur as early as possibleDelay breaking the fast and Suhur

During Ramadan it is recommended to:Delay breaking the fast but having the Suhur meal earlyBreak the fast and have the Suhur as early as possibleDelay breaking the fast and SuhurBreak the fast as soon as possible and delay having Suhur meal

Hegira identifies:  a Muslim's obligation to make a pilgrimage to Mecca.   Muhammad's flight from Mecca to Medina.   the period when the Christians drove the Muslims out of Spain in 1492.   a Muslim's obligation to fast during the month of Ramadan.