Islamic Prayer | MCQs

Explanation

Salat e Khauf is offered during War.

The Salat-ul-Khauf (fear prayers) (can be offered) while standing or riding

Whenever (Muslims and non-Muslims) stand face to face in battle, the Muslims can pray while standing.

Explanation

A Muslim is required to perform five obligatory prayers daily:

1. Fajr
2. Dhuhr
3. Asr
4. Maghrib
5. Isha

This is a fundamental pillar of Islam and an essential act of worship.

Explanation

Salat-e-Khauf (Prayer of Fear) is offered during times of danger or war, as mentioned in the Qur’an (Surah An-Nisa: 102).

It has a special method allowing prayer in shifts or while holding weapons.

Explanation

Explanation

• Takbirah al Ihram, also known as the "First Takbir", is the initial declaration of "Allahu Akbar" (الله أكبر) that marks the beginning of the Islamic prayer (Salah).
• It is called Takbirah al Ihram because it is the threshold between the state of not praying and entering into the prayer.

Explanation

The prayer is performed in congregation to seek pardon for the deceased and all dead Muslims

No Sajdas are in Salat-e-Janaza

Namaz-e-Janazah is performed by standing in line

4 Takbeers are in Namaz-e-Janaza 

Namaz e Janaza is Farz e Kuffiya

while 

There are the following three prayers have no Azan (آذان)

Eid-ul-Fitr

Eid-ul-Azha

Janaza

Explanation

Salat ul Kusuf is a prayer consisting of two or Four rakaah performed during a solar eclipse.

Salat ul Khusuf is a two or Four rakaah prayer performed during a lunar eclipse.

Khasoof or Kasoof is a Nafl Not Obligatory Prayers.

Explanation

Explanation

• Arafat is a plain near Mecca.
• Pilgrims stand in prayerful reflection during the Wuquf at Arafat on the 9th day of Dhu al-Hijjah.
• It is a day of repentance and seeking forgiveness.
• Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) delivered his Farewell Sermon at Arafat.
• Pilgrims gather here (Arafat) to fulfill a major Hajj ritual before moving to Muzdalifah

Explanation

Salat (prayer) was in practice among the followers of previous prophets before Islam.

Regular prayer was a common element of worship in the monotheistic traditions of earlier prophets.