Unit One The Five Pillars of Islam (C)
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Zakat=poor duesالزكاة Includingتشتمل على/ متضمنة Differentمختلف Typesانواع Cropزروع/ محصول Protectedتحمى Hatredالكره/ البغض Spleenالحقد Overcomeيقضى على/ يغلب Affabilityالود Developينمى/يطور Heartقلب Lead toيؤدي إلى Angerغضب Journeyرحلة Break the fastيفطر Provided thatبشرط أن Prescribedمفروض |
Make upيقضي Faithإيمان Faithfulمؤمن Fastingالصوم Abstentionإمتناع Dawnالفجر Sunsetالمغرب Soulsأرواح Pureطاهر/نقى Purifyينقي Purityطهارة/نقاء Purifiedتنقي Trainيدرب Kindطيب/عطوف Pityيرأف بـ/ يشفق على Weakالضعيف Poorالفقير
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Questions&Answers
1- What is the third pillar of Islam?
Zakat (Poor Dues) is the third pillar of Islam.
2- What are the kinds of Zakat?
The kinds of Zakat are: Zakat Al-Fitr, Money Zakat, Crop Zakat.
3- What are the advantages of Zakat?
4- What does Zakat result in?
Zakat leads to protected hatred and spleen are overcome and love and affability are developed to be everywhere in hearts of the faithful.
5- What is the fourth pillar of Islam ?
Fasting is the fourth pillar of Islam.
6- What is the meaning of "Fasting"?
7- Give definition to "Fasting".
Fasting is the abstention from eating and drinking from dawn to sunset.
8- How does a Muslim become pure?
It is through fasting that souls are purified and Muslims are trained to be kind enough to pity the weak and pure enough to be away from all that leads to the anger of Allah.
9- What does a Muslim do if he sick or on a journey?
If any of the Muslims is ill or on a journey , he breaks the fast provided that the prescribed number should be made up from days later.
10- What is the condition to break the fast?
The condition is that the prescribed number should be made up from days later.
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