Q 2: What happened when Ibraaheem [PBUH] had passed the test ?
ans : Allah sent jibreel [PBUH] with a ram.
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Q 3: Why did Allah send jibreel with a ram ?
ans : To spare Ismaa’eel ‘s life .
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Q 4: Was Allah pleased with Ibraaheem [PBUH]?
ans : Yes, He was.
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Q 5: Why did Allah command Muslims to sacrifice an animal ?
ans : In remembrance of this incident ,
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Q 6: When does Eid- ul- Adha-has come?
ans :It comes on the tenth day of the month of Dhul- Hijjah.
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Q 7: What does this festival of sacrifice mark?
ans : It marks the end of the great time of Hajj.
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Q 8: How long does Eid-ul- Adha last ?
ans : It lasts for four days.
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Q 9: Is it celebrated much in the same way as Eid -ul- Fitr?
ans. ; No, it isn’t
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Q 10: What are the ceremonies that Muslims do?
ans : They offer a big congregational prayer and exchange gifts.
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Q 11: What’s its special feature ?
ans : It’s the sacrifice of an animal in memory of the historical story of Ibraaheem and Ismaa’eel [PBUTH] .
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Q 12: What’s the purpose of this festival ?
ans : To remind Muslims of their duty to submit to the will of Allah at all times.
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Q 13: How’s the slaughtered animal devided ?
ans : It’s divided into three portions ,one is kept for the family itself, one is given to relatives ,neighbours and friends and the third is given to the poor and the needy.
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Q 14: What’s Eid -ul- Adha ?
ans :It is a period of joy and remembrance of Allah .
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Q 15: What are the foods and drinks Allah allows us to have?
ans : It means ‘ allowed’ ,’permitted’ , or ‘lawful’.
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Q 18: Why does Allah want us to eat and drink only those things?
ans : Because they are good for our health .
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Q 19: What are some of the Halaal foods ?
ans : Fruits, vegetables, eggs. Meat,fish, rice and milk.
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Q 20: Is eating and drinking a form of Ibadah [worship]?
ans : Yes, it is.
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Q 21: Why must we eat ?
ans : To become healthy and strong to fight evil.
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Q 22: What are the foods and drinks which Allah doesn’t allow for Muslims to take?
ans : These are called haram foods and drinks.
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Q 23: Haram is an Arabic word , what does it mean?
ans : It means ‘’ not allowed ‘, ‘prohibited’, or unlawful’.
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Q 24: What are the kinds of haram foods and drinks?
ans : These are : swine , blood of any animal or Bird , the meat of dead animals that are slaughtered in the name of any other than Allah , Alcohol and intoxicating drinks and drugs.
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Q 25: Is it a sin to eat and drink haram things?
ans : Yes , it is .
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Q 26: What do haram ingredients in the food make ?
ans : They make the entire food haram.
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Q 27: What are some haram ingredients ?
These are : pork, bacon , alocohl , lard ,wine , beer, chocolate with liquor.
Q 46: If a person comes across a man again he has already greeted ,is he recommended to greet ?
ans : Yes, he is .
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Q 47: Is a Muslim also recommended to shake hands with his Muslim brother ?
ans : Yes ,He is .
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Q 48: What shouldn’t he do if he has initiated the shakshands?
ans : He shouldn’t take away his hand until the other one takes away his.
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Q 50: Is it permissible for Muslim brothers to hug each other and to kiss each other on the head?
ans : Yes, it is permissible to do so.
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POST COMMENTARY
It is said that time is money, but for Muslims, time is life. A Muslim’s time is very organised. The organiser of their time is the timing of their prayers. A Muslim’s day starts at day break with the dawn prayer. When the sun is at its highest, comes the noon prayer. When the afternoon comes, the Asr prayer is due. At sunset, the Maghrib prayer is to be performed. When the night completely falls, the Eisha prayer comes for Muslims to perform it. A Muslim should sleep early to prepare for the next dawn prayer.. Thus, a Muslim is an active early bird and a busy bee. This routine benefits a Muslim Physically, mentally and spiritually. After organising their day, Islam organises the Muslims’ months and even their year’s calendar. The Muslim calendar is a lunar one. The beginnings and ends of the lunar months depend on the movement of the moon. Tle lunar months never exceed thirty days. Also, this means that the lunar year is about eleven days shorter than the solar year. This means that the lunar months can occur in the different seasons of the year. For example, Muslims can and do fast the month of Ramadan all the year round.
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