Second Term Revision and Readiness Test Islamic Religious Studies Primary 6 Second Term Lesson Notes Week 1
- Question: What is Sakat in Islam?
- Answer: Sakat is a special charity Muslims give to help those in need. It’s like a sharing circle where everyone helps each other.
- Question: Why is Sakat important?
- Answer: Sakat is like a helping hand to those facing hard times. It shows kindness and caring for others in the Islamic community.
- Question: Can you give an example of Sakat?
- Answer: Imagine sharing some of your toys or clothes with a friend who doesn’t have many. That’s a bit like Sakat!
- Question: What is Sadaqah in Islam?
- Answer: Sadaqah is a voluntary charity given out of generosity and kindness. It’s like sharing from your heart.
- Question: Why is Sadaqah important too?
- Answer: Sadaqah is a way to spread love and goodwill. It’s not a duty but a choice to make the world a better place.
- Question: What’s the main difference between Sakat and Sadaqah?
- Answer: Sakat is a duty for Muslims, a specific amount they give, while Sadaqah is extra kindness, given freely as a choice.
- Question: When do Muslims give Sakat?
- Answer: Muslims give Sakat during a special time called Ramadan. It’s like a yearly sharing tradition to help those in need.
- Question: Can anyone receive Sakat?
- Answer: Yes, those who need help, like the poor or those facing tough times, can receive Sakat to make their lives better.
- Question: When can Muslims give Sadaqah?
- Answer: Muslims can give Sadaqah at any time, not just during special months. It’s about kindness whenever you feel it in your heart.
- Question: Why is the act of giving emphasized in Islam?
- Answer: Giving is like a warm hug to those in need. Islam teaches that sharing brings joy and strengthens the bond of the community.
- Question: How does Sakat contribute to social harmony?
- Answer: Sakat creates a balance in society by helping those who need it, fostering unity and kindness among Muslims.
- Question: What lesson does Sadaqah teach about generosity?
- Answer: Sadaqah shows that being generous is a personal choice. It teaches that even a small act of kindness can make a big difference.
- _______ is a special charity in Islam given to help those in need.
- a) Salah
- b) Zakat
- c) Sawm
- d) Sakat
Answer: d) Sakat
- Sakat is like a sharing circle that Muslims give during the month of _______.
- a) Shawwal
- b) Ramadan
- c) Dhul-Hijjah
- d) Muharram
Answer: b) Ramadan
- _______ is a voluntary charity given out of generosity and kindness in Islam.
- a) Hajj
- b) Sawm
- c) Sadaqah
- d) Shahada
Answer: c) Sadaqah
- Sadaqah is given _______ and is not a duty like Sakat.
- a) yearly
- b) voluntarily
- c) on Fridays
- d) during Ramadan
Answer: b) voluntarily
- The main difference between Sakat and Sadaqah is that Sakat is a _______.
- a) choice
- b) duty
- c) tradition
- d) celebration
Answer: b) duty
- Muslims give Sakat to help those who are _______.
- a) rich
- b) healthy
- c) in need
- d) traveling
Answer: c) in need
- Sadaqah is a way to spread _______ and goodwill in the Islamic community.
- a) gifts
- b) love
- c) knowledge
- d) obligations
Answer: b) love
- Muslims give Sakat during the month of _______.
- a) Rajab
- b) Muharram
- c) Ramadan
- d) Shawwal
Answer: c) Ramadan
- Anyone who needs help, such as the poor or those facing tough times, can receive _______.
- a) Hajj
- b) Salah
- c) Sakat
- d) Sawm
Answer: c) Sakat
- Sadaqah teaches that being generous is a _______.
- a) duty
- b) tradition
- c) personal choice
- d) monthly task
Answer: c) personal choice
- Giving Sakat during Ramadan creates a _______ in society by helping those in need.
- a) balance
- b) challenge
- c) competition
- d) celebration
Answer: a) balance
- Sadaqah is given at _______ time, not just during special months.
- a) any
- b) specific
- c) random
- d) mandatory
Answer: a) any
- Sakat and Sadaqah are acts of _______ that make the Islamic community stronger.
- a) generosity
- b) ritual
- c) fasting
- d) strictness
Answer: a) generosity
- In Islam, Sakat is a way of _______ to those facing hard times.
- a) celebrating
- b) helping
- c) competing
- d) ignoring
Answer: b) helping
- Sadaqah is like sharing from your _______.
- a) wallet
- b) heart
- c) book
- d) hand
Answer: b) heart