Answer: Five
Muslims are urged to perform all five prayers, because missing one is a sin.
From Quiz: Prayer: One of the Five Pillars of Islam
Answer: La ila ha illa Allah (There is no god but God)
(laŻ ilaŻhaŻ illaŻ Allah) I threw a sort of curve ball as Subhanahu wa ta'ala does not mean 'I believe in the last day' but actually means '[raised and exalted is He (God)' and is written after the word God is written in the Quran. But even with the correct translation, it is still incorrect. Inna lillahi wa inna ilahi raji'un (Verily we belong to God, and to Him we return) is said by a Muslim when someone dies. Alhamdulillah while meaning 'Praise to be God' in religious usage, its used in common day tongue as 'Thank God'.
laŻ ilaŻhaŻ illaŻAllah (There is no god but God) is a binding principle that unites all Muslims, and emphasizes the monotheistic belief in one God.
From Quiz: Declaration of Faith
Answer: Prayer is better than sleep
'Prayer is better than sleep' is put in between 'Hayya 'alal-falâh'(come and flourish) and 'Allâhu akbar' (God is most Great).
From Quiz: Call To Prayer
Answer: Salat-al-Janazaa
As a Muslim, when you are born, the Azhaan is said to you. This Azhaan is for your Funeral Prayer or Salat-al-Janazaa. When you pray Salat-al-Janazaa, you say the Iqama and then start to pray.
From Quiz: Muslim Prayers
Answer: There is no God but Allah
Li ilaha illal la Muhammadan rasullala. This is the first part of Shadah.
From Quiz: Islam Basics
Answer: Struggle
Contrary to popular belief, Islam abhors violence in any form. Jihad is an Arabic word meaning 'struggle'. In Islam, it means struggle for the sake of Allah. I think the best translation of Jihad has been done by Abu Bakr al-Kasani. He translates it as: 'Jihad linguistically means to devote exertion--meaning energy and ability, or an exaggerated amount of work in striving--and in the legal realm it is used for the devotion of energy and ability in fighting in the path of God with one's self, wealth, and tongue, anything else or an exaggerated amount of that.'
From Quiz: Do You Really Know Islam?
Answer: Two
No prayer session of the five has five Rakaahs. Al-Fajr, the first daily prayer session, has two required prayers, the fewest of them all.
The word transliterated as Rakaah (and usually translated as prayer) is also seen as Rak'ah, Rakat and Rakaat.
From Quiz: The Prayer in Islam
Answer: zakat
Shahada is the creed, sala is prayer, sawm is fasting which means to not eat or drink anything from sunrise to sunset, and hajj is visiting Mecca (birthplace of Muhammad). Zakat is when you give to the poor. Sunni is a type of Muslim, while the other type is Shi'a. Qira'a is when you read.
From Quiz: A is for Allah
Answer: kufr
The word 'kufr' will be written on his head in Arabic. All believers will be able to read this word, literate or illiterate. The dajjal will also be blind in his right eye and will have a red complextion according to Hadith.
From Quiz: Islam: Day of Judgement
Answer: Rabi-ul-Awwal
The third month of the Islamic Calendar is the one in which Prophet Muhammad (S.A.W) was born in Makkah, Saudi Arabia. Due to this, Rabi-ul-Awwal is considered to be a very sacred month.
From Quiz: Islamic Calendar