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Ramadan happens at the same time every year. True or false?
False
Fasting during Ramadan helps people feel closer to God. True or false?
True
All Muslims must fast during daylight hours. True or false?
False
The fast starts and ends at the same time of day for everybody. True or false?
False
Family members often eat large meals together every night. True or false?
True
Giving money to charity is an important part of Ramadan. True or false
True
Suhoor is the time the sun comes up. True or false?
False, it is the meal people eat before they fast.
Iftar are the evening prayers. True or false?
False, it is the evening meal.
Eid ul-Fitr is the festival that marks the end of the month of fasting. True or false?
True
Eid Mubarak is The greeting people exchange at the end of Ramadan. True or false?
True
Zakat is giving money to charity. True or false?
True
The shape of the moon when more than half of it appears dark is called a broken moon. True or false?
False. Names for this shape are a crescent moon, half moon or arched moon.
A sweet brown fruit from the palm tree is called a datel. True or false.
False. It is called a date.
The time in the day when light from the sun begins to appear in the sky is called dawn. True or false?
True
A building for Islamic religious activities and prayer is called a mosquito. True or false?
False. It is called a mosque.
To not eat food is called to fast. True or false?
True
