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| Question | Answer |
| What year was Muhammad born? | 570 CE |
| How old was Muhammad when he married Khadija? | 25 |
| What year was Muhammad married? Who was he married to? | He was married to Khadija in the year 595 CE. |
| How old was Muhammad when he learnt to recite the Qur'an from memory? | Age: 40 Year: 610 CE |
| When did Muhammad leave Mecca? | 622 CE |
| What did he do? Where? | He built the first mosque in Yathrib. |
| When did Muhammad return to Mecca? | 630 CE |
| What did he do when he returned? | He fought and won 3 battles. |
| Where was he buried? | He was buried in his adopted town of Medina. |
| How old was Muhammad when he died? | 62 in the year 632 CE |
| What sentence is whispered into a baby's ear at birth and is whispered at death? | "There is no God but Allah and Muhammad is the prophet of God." |
| Name the 5 Pillars of Islam in order and tell me what they each mean. | Shahadah: Declaration of faith Salah: Prayer Zakat: Giving of Alms Sawm: Fasting Hajj: Pilgrimage |
| How long does the Hajj last for? | 5 days |
| Where do you go during the Hajj? | Mecca |
| What does Shahadah mean? | The declaration means that from birth onward, you are forever a Muslim. |
| How many times do you pray a day and when? | Fajr: Dawn Zuhur: Noon Asr: Midafternoon Maghrih: Sunset Isha: Evening |
| What does this mean? | It means that you are always close to God. |
| Why do you follow Zakat? | It is like an offering to God. |
| When doing Salat, am I allowed to eat a tiny crumb during the month of Ramadan? If not, what are the consequences? | If you eat an extra crumb, you will have to fast another 60 days! You start fasting from daybreak to sunset. |
| Is there anyone exempted from this rule? | Yes. Little children, pregnant women, the sick and the elderly are all exempted from this rule. |
| Do I HAVE to go on the Hajj? Why? | You have to go on the Hajj at least once in your life. This is to show your dedication to your religion. |
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