EID FIVE PILLARS OF ISLAM FASTING NUMBERS SURPRISE
100
Eid-ul-Fitr
The festival used to mark the end of Ramadan
100
The Prophet Muhammad
Muslims believe he is the "Messenger of God"
100
Eating
Drinking
Smoking
Forbidden acts during fasting (name 3)
100
7 times
The number of times that Muslims walk around the Kaaba during the Hajj
100
Maamoul
Arabic date cookie
200
Eid-ul-Adha
One of two Eids during the Islamic year; it falls during the Hajj
200
Mecca
The city Muslims pray toward, and where the Kaaba is located
200
Sick people
Children
Elderly
Pregnant women
Groups of Muslims that are not supposed to fast in Ramadan (name 2 at least)
200
354
Number of days in the Islamic Lunar Calendar
200
Mansaf
Aged yogurt dish with rice and lamb
300
Breaking Fast
The meaning of Fitr
300
Zakat (giving of alms)
Donating money in Islam (often a tradition on Eid)
300
Suhoor
When Muslims wake up before sun-rise to eat during Ramadan
300
~12 (i.e., age of puberty)
The age when fasting becomes mandatory
300
Chickpeas
The main ingredient in falafel
400
Eid Mubarak
Greeting meaning: "Happy Eid"
400
Hajj
Arabic name for the pilgrimage to Mecca
400
Dusk till dawn (sunrise to sunset)
The time period (of the day) that Muslims fast
400
3 days
Eid ul Fitr lasts for this long
400
Mosque
Muslim place of worship (i.e., Muslim equivalent of a church or synagogue)
500
New Moon
The ______ sighting marks the beginning of Eid ul-Fitr
500
Salat
The name for prayer in Arabic
500
Cleansing the soul from harmful impurities
Self-discipline
Compassion for the less fortunate
The main purposes of fasting (name 2)
500
5
Number of mandatory daily prayers in Islam
500
Bismillah (in the name of God)
Word Muslims say before eating (always, but also when breaking fast)






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