The Ultimate Ramadan Challenge: Only True Experts Can Pass!

Source: March 11, 2025

1. Which of the following is NOT a benefit of Suhoor?

a) It helps sustain energy throughout the day

b) It brings barakah (blessings) in the fast

c) It is a requirement for the fast to be valid

d) It differentiates the Muslim fast from other religious fasts

Correct! Wrong!

Suhoor is highly recommended and full of blessings, but missing it does not invalidate the fast.

2. When is the best time to make du’a while fasting?

a) Right after Fajr, when the day starts

b) At the moment of breaking the fast

c) After performing a voluntary prayer

d) During the hottest part of the day when thirst is strongest

Correct! Wrong!

The Prophet ﷺ said: "The du’a of the fasting person at the time of breaking his fast is not rejected." [Ibn Majah]

3. What is one sign of Laylatul Qadr according to authentic narrations?

a) The night is extremely cold

b) The moon appears as a full circle

c) The night is peaceful, and the sun rises without strong rays

d) A slight drizzle of rain falls after Fajr

Correct! Wrong!

The Prophet ﷺ described it as a calm night with a gentle, radiant sunrise. [Muslim]

4. Which of these statements about breaking the fast is incorrect?

a) Breaking the fast early out of doubt requires making it up

b) The best way to break the fast is with fresh dates, then dry dates, then water

c) Delaying Iftar for 10-15 minutes increases the reward

d) One should break their fast as soon as Maghrib enters

Correct! Wrong!

The Prophet ﷺ emphasized hastening to break the fast as soon as Maghrib enters.

5. What happens if someone unintentionally swallows something while making wudu?

a) Their fast is still valid, as it was unintentional

b) Their fast is broken, and they must make it up

c) They must continue fasting but give fidya as compensation

d) The fast is valid only if they did not realize it until later

Correct! Wrong!

If something is swallowed accidentally, it does not break the fast.

6. What is the best way to make up for missed fasts?

a) Fasting them in any order before the next Ramadan

b) Fasting them in the exact order they were missed

c) Combining the intention of qada (making up) with voluntary fasts

d) Giving fidya instead of fasting, even if able to fast

Correct! Wrong!

One must make up missed fasts before the next Ramadan, but the order is flexible.

The Ultimate Ramadan Challenge: Only True Experts Can Pass!

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The Ultimate Ramadan Challenge: Only True Experts Can Pass!

1. Which of the following is NOT a benefit of Suhoor?

2. When is the best time to make du’a while fasting?

3. What is one sign of Laylatul Qadr according to authentic narrations?

4. Which of these statements about breaking the fast is incorrect?

5. What happens if someone unintentionally swallows something while making wudu?

6. What is the best way to make up for missed fasts?

Source: March 11, 2025

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