Hajj Infographic Quiz

What is the Hajj in Islam?

• A daily prayer

• A spiritual journey to Mecca

• A month of fasting

• A charitable donation

Who is considered the patriarch of the Hajj?

• Prophet Muhammad

• Prophet Ibrahim (Abraham)

• Prophet Musa (Moses)

• Prophet Isa (Jesus)

What significant event does the Hajj commemorate related to Prophet Ibrahim?

• His journey to Mecca

• His construction of the Kaaba

• His willingness to sacrifice his son

• His debate with the king

Which of the following is NOT one of the rituals performed during Hajj?

• Tawaf around the Kaaba

• Fasting from dawn till dusk

• Sa'i between Safa and Marwah

• Standing at Arafat

What does the Sa'i between Safa and Marwah symbolize?

• The unity of Muslims

• The search for water by Hagar

• The journey of Prophet Ibrahim

• The migration of Prophet Muhammad

What is the Kaaba?

• A mosque in Medina

• A holy book

• A sacred black stone

• It is represents the metaphorical house of Allah

Why do pilgrims throw stones at the Jamarat?

• To mark the end of Hajj

• To symbolize the rejection of evil

• To commemorate the battles of Islam

• To celebrate their arrival in Mecca

What is the significance of standing at Arafat during Hajj?

• It is where pilgrims ask for forgiveness

• It is where the Kaaba is located

• It is the final ritual of Hajj

• It is where pilgrims collect stones for Jamarat

What does the term "Ihram" refer to in the context of Hajj?

• A state of spiritual purity

• A specific prayer recited during Hajj

• The cloth worn by male pilgrims

• Both A and C

How often is Hajj performed?

• Once a week

• Once a month

• Once a year

• Once in a lifetime