1.3.2 Practices

• The Five Pillars are key religious practices in Islam.


  True
• What are the key religious practices in Islam called?

  Five Pillars
• What is the chosen religion in this source material?

  Islam
• Order the Five Pillars of Islam according to their descriptions.

  1️⃣ Shahada: Declaration of faith

  2️⃣ Salat: Ritual prayer five times a day

  3️⃣ Zakat: Charitable giving

  4️⃣ Sawm: Fasting during Ramadan

  5️⃣ Hajj: Pilgrimage to Mecca
• Match each Islamic practice with its description.

  Shahada ↔️ Declaration of faith

  Salat ↔️ Ritual prayer five times a day

  Zakat ↔️ Charitable giving

  Sawm ↔️ Fasting during Ramadan

  Hajj ↔️ Pilgrimage to Mecca
• What is the significance of Salat in Islam?

  Maintains connection with Allah
• The Salat is performed five times a day
• Order the Five Pillars of Islam according to their significance in the daily lives of Muslims.

  1️⃣ Shahada: Foundation of faith

  2️⃣ Salat: Daily prayer

  3️⃣ Zakat: Charitable giving

  4️⃣ Sawm: Fasting during Ramadan

  5️⃣ Hajj: Pilgrimage to Mecca
• Match the pillar with its description:

  Shahada ↔️ Declaration of faith

  Salat ↔️ Five daily prayers

  Zakat ↔️ Mandatory charitable giving

  Sawm ↔️ Fasting during Ramadan

  Hajj ↔️ Pilgrimage to Mecca
• What is the purpose of Zakat in Islam?

  Purifies wealth and helps the needy
• Match the practice with its corresponding belief:

  Shahada ↔️ Belief in the oneness of God

  Salat ↔️ Belief in regular communication with Allah

  Zakat ↔️ Belief in social justice

  Sawm ↔️ Belief in self-discipline and empathy

  Hajj ↔️ Belief in the unity of the Muslim community
• The Hajj pilgrimage inspires deeper commitment to Islam in daily life.


  True
• Which pillar of Islam brings Muslims from all over the world to Mecca?

  Hajj
• What is the economic impact of Zakat on the Muslim community?

  Reduces economic disparities
• What is an example of a communal activity during Ramadan that strengthens social ties?

  Iftar meals
• Religious practices are outward actions and behaviors performed to express faith and beliefs
• Other important Islamic practices include ethical behaviors like charity and modesty
• The Hajj unites Muslims globally and reinforces their faith through shared experiences.


  True
• Sawm during Ramadan develops empathy and spiritual reflection.


  True
• The Five Pillars influence both individual spirituality and the broader community in Islam.


  True
• What does the Shahada declare?

  "There is no god but Allah"
• Fasting during Ramadan develops empathy, self-discipline, and spiritual awareness
• The Shahada guides all aspects of a Muslim's life
• How does Salat strengthen social bonds within the Muslim community?

  Encourages communal worship
• Order the Five Pillars of Islam as they are typically observed:

  1️⃣ Shahada

  2️⃣ Salat

  3️⃣ Zakat

  4️⃣ Sawm

  5️⃣ Hajj
• The Shahada declares belief in one God (Allah) and that Muhammad is His prophet
• Match each Islamic practice with its significance.

  Shahada ↔️ Establishes core belief of Islam

  Salat ↔️ Maintains regular connection with Allah

  Zakat ↔️ Promotes social justice

  Sawm ↔️ Develops empathy and spiritual reflection

  Hajj ↔️ Unites Muslims globally
• What is the purpose of Zakat in Islam?

  Promotes social justice
• What are the foundational practices that all Muslims are expected to observe?

  Five Pillars of Islam
• Salat involves praying five times a day to maintain a connection with Allah.


  True
• Where do Muslims perform the Hajj pilgrimage?

  Mecca
• What values does Sawm develop that are reflected in daily life?

  Empathy, self-discipline, spiritual awareness
• During Ramadan, communities often organize communal Iftar meals to break their fast
• The Shahada creates a shared identity and purpose among Muslims.


  True
• The Hajj pilgrimage fosters understanding and mutual respect among diverse Muslim communities