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prayer question maryam alaric arsenioOnline version question about prayer by 077 lailatul Aliyah 1 When you say Allahu Akbar (Takbiratul Ihram), you raise your hands and leave everything behind. This means... Choose one or more answers a Your school stress, video games, and problems are now small compared to Allah b You are showing off your watch or clothes to people praying next to you c You are just doing a random hand exercise before starting. 2 In Al-Fatihah, we say Alhamdulillah (All praise to Allah). What is the best way to show this gratitude outside of Salah? a Complaining about the food your parents cook at home b Saying thank you and taking good care of the things Allah gave you. c Showing off your expensive things to make your friends jealous 3 We recite Ihdinash shirahal mustaqim (Guide us to the straight path) 17 times a day. If you truly mean this prayer, what will you do at school? a Cheat on exams because everyone else is doing it. b Stay honest and do the right thing, even when nobody is watching. c Ignore your teacher and sleep during class. 4 Al-Fatihah teaches us Iyyaka na'budu wa iyyaka nasta'in (You alone we worship, You alone we ask for help). This mindset helps a teenager to... a Depend too much on friends to do their homework. b Feel lonely and think that nobody can help them. c Stay strong and confident because they know Allah is always there to help them. 5 In Doa Iftitah, we say our life, death, and worship are only for Allah. For a 7th grader, this means... a Trying your best to be a good person just to please Allah, not to show off. b Doing good deeds only when your parents give you money or rewards. c Stopping all hobbies like sports or games completely. 6 Ruku means bowing down and saying Subhana Rabbiyal Azhiim (Glory to my Lord, the Most Great). If a student understands this, how should they treat their parents? a Talking back and arguing when they are asked to do chores. b Locking themselves in the bedroom and ignoring everyone. c Being humble, listening to their advice, and dropping their childish ego 7 If someone rushes their Ruku (doing it in 1 second), what does this action say about their attitude towards Allah? a They care more about their free time or games than spending time with Allah b They respect Allah so much that they want to finish quickly. c They are practicing to become a fast athlete. 8 In I'tidal, we stand up and say Sami'allahu liman hamidah (Allah hears those who praise Him). What is the logic behind this? a Allah only listens to you when you speak out loud during Salah b It is just a transition phrase before we move to Sujud. c Allah knows every time you feel grateful, so you should praise Him more. 9 When standing in I'tidal, we thank Allah for filling the heavens and earth with blessings. A teenager who practices this will... a Always feel unsatisfied and want newer gadgets or shoes. b Notice the small, good things in life and stop being constantly annoyed. c Think that they achieved everything by themselves without anyone's help 10 Ruku forces us to bend our backs perfectly flat. The physical logic of this posture is to teach us... a Submission, showing that no matter how cool we think we are, we bend before Allah b How to look at the floor to find dropped coins. c Flexibility and how to stretch our back muscles 11 Sujud is the lowest physical position, but it places your heart closest to Allah (Subhana Rabbiyal A'la). This teaches us that true success comes from... a Being arrogant, stubborn, and always winning arguments with friends b Pretending to be cool and hiding your true feelings from everyone c Being humble, letting go of pride, and asking Allah for help 12 When you feel lonely, sad, or misunderstood by your friends or family, how can Sujud help you? a It makes you feel more tired and angrier at the world b It is a good place to hide so you don't have to talk to your parents c It is a safe, quiet space to cry and whisper your true feelings to Allah in your heart 13 Between the two Sujuds, we sit and ask for 8 things (Rabbighfirli, warhamni...), including forgiveness, mercy, and protection. This prayer proves that... a We are completely independent and don't need anyone's help b We are human, we make mistakes, and we constantly need Allah to back us up c Salah is only about asking for money and good grades 14 Salah requires Tuma'ninah (pausing and staying still for a few seconds in each position). This rule helps a teenager to develop... a Fast reflexes for playing action video games b Impulsive behavior, making them react angrily whenever they get annoyed c Self-control, learning to calm down before speaking or making decisions 15 At the end of Salah, we look right and left saying Assalamu'alaikum (Peace be upon you). What is the social message of this final step? a To bring peace, kindness, and good vibes to the people around us in daily life b To check who is sitting next to us and see what they are wearing c To signal that the boring ritual is finally over and we can run away.

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When you say Allahu Akbar (Takbiratul Ihram), you raise your hands and leave everything behind. This means...

Choose one or more answers

In Al-Fatihah, we say Alhamdulillah (All praise to Allah). What is the best way to show this gratitude outside of Salah?

We recite Ihdinash shirahal mustaqim (Guide us to the straight path) 17 times a day. If you truly mean this prayer, what will you do at school?

Al-Fatihah teaches us Iyyaka na'budu wa iyyaka nasta'in (You alone we worship, You alone we ask for help). This mindset helps a teenager to...

In Doa Iftitah, we say our life, death, and worship are only for Allah. For a 7th grader, this means...

Ruku means bowing down and saying Subhana Rabbiyal Azhiim (Glory to my Lord, the Most Great). If a student understands this, how should they treat their parents?

If someone rushes their Ruku (doing it in 1 second), what does this action say about their attitude towards Allah?

In I'tidal, we stand up and say Sami'allahu liman hamidah (Allah hears those who praise Him). What is the logic behind this?

When standing in I'tidal, we thank Allah for filling the heavens and earth with blessings. A teenager who practices this will...

Ruku forces us to bend our backs perfectly flat. The physical logic of this posture is to teach us...

Sujud is the lowest physical position, but it places your heart closest to Allah (Subhana Rabbiyal A'la). This teaches us that true success comes from...

When you feel lonely, sad, or misunderstood by your friends or family, how can Sujud help you?

Between the two Sujuds, we sit and ask for 8 things (Rabbighfirli, warhamni...), including forgiveness, mercy, and protection. This prayer proves that...

Salah requires Tuma'ninah (pausing and staying still for a few seconds in each position). This rule helps a teenager to develop...

At the end of Salah, we look right and left saying Assalamu'alaikum (Peace be upon you). What is the social message of this final step?