How much does Globeleq know about Ramadan?
Test Your Knowledge of Ramadan
Are you familiar with the practices, traditions, and significance of Ramadan? Take this engaging quiz to find out! Understand the essence of fasting, prayers, and the celebrations that define this sacred month in the Islamic calendar.
- Learn about key aspects of Ramadan
- Challenge yourself with multiple-choice questions
- Enhance your knowledge about Islamic traditions
During Ramadan, many Muslims fast for a large part of the day, including not eating food and drinking water. When are they allowed to eat?
After Sunset
After Sunrise
Only at Lunchtime
Only During Breakfast
How long does Ramadan last?
One Year
One Month
One Week
One Fortnight
Pregnant Women and people with health problems don't have to fast and can carry out the fast the following year or pay what's called the Fidyah. But what is that?
Donating Money to help Animal Charities
Donating Money to Nature and Environmental Charities
Donating food or Money to those in need
Donating Money for a Big party/Celebration
At the end of Ramadan, there is a festival to celebrate where families come together to pray and have a big daytime meal. What is the name for this festival?
Eid al-Fitr
Sunan al-Fitr
Eid al-Adha
Sunan al-Adha
As well as fasting and praying, there is another tradition that Muslims carry out at Ramadan. What is it?
Not attending work/school
Giving to charity/the less fortunate
Go for long walks
Having a celebration every sunrise
Which Month in the Islamic Calendar is Ramadan celebrated in
3rd Month
9th Month
6th Month
7th Month
During Ramadan how many times must one pray during the day
Pray three times per day facing the direction of Mecca
Pray seven times per day facing the direction of Mecca
Pray five times per day facing the direction of Mecca
Pray four times per day facing the direction of Mecca
Which Prophet received the first revelation during Ramadan
Prophet Ibrahim
Prophet Mustafah
Prophet Noah
Prophet Muhammad
Muslims observe the month of Ramadan, to mark when Allah, gave the first chapters of which holy book to the Prophet Muhammad in 610 A.D
The Bible
The Quaran
The Torah
The Tripitaka
If a non-Muslim meets a Muslim during the month of Ramadan, the appropriate greeting for good wishes is "Ramadan Mubarak" which means
Ramadan is Sacred
Stay strong during Ramadan
Have a blessed Ramadan
All Praises to Allah for Ramadan
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