Understanding Eid ul-Adha

What does Eid ul-Adha mean?

• Festival of Sacrifice

• Day of Reflection

• Celebration of Harvest

• Festival of Lights

Who is remembered during Eid ul-Adha?

• Prophet Ibrahim (Abraham)

• Prophet Muhammad

• Prophet Musa (Moses)

• Prophet Isa (Jesus)

What was Ibrahim asked to sacrifice?

• his wealth

• his son Isma'il

• his livestock

• his home

What did Ibrahim see in his dream?

• Ibrahim saw a giant bird flying.

• Ibrahim saw his childhood home.

• Ibrahim saw himself sacrificing his son.

• Ibrahim saw a beautiful garden.

Who tempted Ibrahim to disobey Allah?

• Moses

• Gabriel

• Shaytan (Satan)

• Noah

What did Allah provide instead of Isma'il?

• A cow

• A ram

• A horse

• A goat

How do Muslims celebrate Eid ul-Adha?

• Muslims celebrate Eid ul-Adha by fasting and meditation.

• Muslims celebrate Eid ul-Adha with prayers, animal sacrifice, and sharing the meat.

• Muslims celebrate Eid ul-Adha with gift exchanges and family reunions.

• Muslims celebrate Eid ul-Adha with fireworks and parades.

What type of animal is commonly sacrificed?

• Cow

• Pig

• Chicken

• Sheep

Where is the animal usually killed in Britain?

• Slaughterhouses

• Zoos

• Farms

• Pet shops

What do Muslims do before celebrating Eid?

• Muslims perform prayers, give charity, and prepare for celebrations.

• Muslims exchange gifts on the night before Eid

• Muslims fast for a week before Eid

• Muslims decorate their homes with lights before Eid