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This teacher is bald!?
Mr. Majid
This teacher is still in school!?
Mr. Bhojani
This teacher LOVES Pakistani dramas!?
Ms. Faiza
This teacher still plays Candy Crush!?
Ms. Kaba
What is “qasida”?
An ode/poem
Where does the word “ginan” come from?
It comes from a Sanskrit word “jnan” which means “knowledge” or “wisdom”
What is “sira” of Prophet Muhammad?
biography of the Prophet
What is “hadith”?
A report of the sayings and deeds of Prophet Muhammad
What does the word “adab” refer to?
Literature in Muslim societies concerned with courtesy, morals and refined behaviour
What is the name of the first verse in the Qur'an?
Surat al-Fatiha 'the opening'
Which Angel came to Prophet Muhammad on Mt Hira?
Angel Gabriel
How many years did Prophet Muhammad receive messages from God?
23 Years
Name 2 other Messengers of God
(Any of the Prophets)
What was the first word revealed to Prophet Muhammad?
Iqra
Above is a contemporary artist depiction of the words ‘Qul huwa’l-lahu ahad’. Which surah inspired his work?
Surat al-Ikhlas 112:1
The inscription on this vase are ‘Allah is the Light of the heavens and the earth’ What is the name of this ayat?
ayat al-Nur 24:35
The park above which is located in Dubai is inspired by the Qur’an. What is the name of this park?
The Qur’an Park
The Image above depicts the Battle of Badr from the life of the Prophet. Where would the artist have gotten the information about the battle?
the Qur’an
The paining above is inspired by the phrase from the Qur'an '... that you may come to know one another...'. What message is the artist trying to convey about humanity?
Tolerance and Pluralism