Fardh kifaayah is a COLLECTIVE OBLIGATION a) If no one does it. THE ENTIRE COMMUNITY is responsible b) If a few perform it all are absolved of this duty
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Give the meaning of the following adhkaar: ØģŲØĻŲØŲاŲŲ ØąŲØĻŲŲŲ اŲŲØđŲØļŲŲŲŲ
Perfect is Allah, the Most Great
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State any 2 reasons why salaah is important in a believer's life;
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Sit on your _______ leg when saying tashahhud.
left
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Taqwa can be physically measured - TRUE OR FALSE?
FALSE
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In Islam, the basis of superiority is Taqwa so we can easily judge people based on their Taqwa. DO you agree? Give reason for your answer.
I don't agree. The Prophet (s) pointed at his chest & repeated thrice : "Taqwa is in here." This tells us that Taqwa is a matter of the heart. Only Allah knows
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A believer's life is divided into 2 major areas. What are they?
a) I'baadah - our relationship with Allah b) Mu'aamlaat - Our relation with people
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Janazah salaah is a prayer for Allah to the dead person. TRUE OR FALSE?
FALSE
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Which category of fardh does Janazah salaah fall under?
Fardh kifaayah
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Give the meaning of the following adhkaar: ØģŲŲ ŲØđŲ اŲŲŲŲ ŲŲŲ ŲŲŲ ØŲŲ ŲØŊŲŲŲ
Allah has heard the one who praised Him
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Why is Taqwa important in our mu'aamlaat?
Taqwa stops us from treating people wrongly as it reminds that we are answerable to Allah. b) Taqwa encourages us to uphold values like honesty, care, fairness
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Give the meaning of the following adhkaar: ØģŲØĻŲØŲاŲŲ ØąŲØĻŲŲŲ اŲØĢØđŲŲŲŲ
Perfect is Allah, the Most High
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The Muslim must say ___________ to move from one act to the next when performing Salaah.