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Ramadan Quiz: 10 Questions, Answers and Sources

Explore 10 Ramadan quiz questions about fasting, Quran revelation, Laylat al-Qadr, suhur and generosity. Play free and read the Quran and hadith references.

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  1. Question 1 of 10 Medium

    Which month does Quran 2:185 connect with the revelation of the Quran?

    1. Ramadan
    2. Muharram
    3. Safar
    4. Shawwal
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    Ramadan

    The verse names Ramadan as the month of the Quran’s revelation and describes the Quran as guidance.

  2. Question 2 of 10 Medium

    What purpose of fasting is mentioned in Quran 2:183?

    1. Becoming famous
    2. Accumulating wealth
    3. Winning a competition
    4. Developing taqwa, mindfulness of Allah
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    Developing taqwa, mindfulness of Allah

    The verse connects prescribed fasting with becoming mindful of Allah.

  3. Question 3 of 10 Medium

    According to Quran 2:187, when does the daily fast begin?

    1. At noon
    2. At midnight
    3. At dawn
    4. At sunrise
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    At dawn

    The verse permits eating and drinking until dawn becomes clear, then commands completing the fast until night.

  4. Question 4 of 10 Medium

    According to Quran 2:187, until when is the daily fast completed?

    1. Midnight
    2. Nightfall
    3. Noon
    4. Late afternoon
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    Nightfall

    The verse says to complete the fast until night; the daily fast does not continue until midnight.

  5. Question 5 of 10 Medium

    In Quran 97:3, Laylat al-Qadr is better than how many months?

    1. A thousand months
    2. Ten months
    3. A hundred months
    4. One month
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    A thousand months

    The verse describes Laylat al-Qadr as better than a thousand months, not merely equal to them.

  6. Question 6 of 10 Medium

    Which two circumstances are mentioned together in Quran 2:185 for making up fasts later?

    1. Wealth and fame
    2. Rain and wind
    3. Work and leisure
    4. Illness and travel
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    Illness and travel

    The verse mentions illness and travel with an equal number of days to be fasted later.

  7. Question 7 of 10 Medium

    What does Quran 2:186 say Allah responds to?

    1. Only written requests
    2. Only calls made by a large group
    3. The supplication of the caller who calls upon Him
    4. Only public speeches
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    The supplication of the caller who calls upon Him

    Among the verses about fasting, Allah says He is near and responds to the caller’s supplication.

  8. Question 8 of 10 Medium

    Which meal is encouraged as a blessing in Sahih al-Bukhari 1923?

    1. A feast at noon
    2. Suhur, the pre-dawn meal
    3. A midday meal
    4. A late-afternoon meal
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    Suhur, the pre-dawn meal

    The Prophet encourages suhur and describes blessing in it.

  9. Question 9 of 10 Medium

    What practice is encouraged in Sahih al-Bukhari 1957?

    1. Hastening to break the fast when its time arrives
    2. Delaying iftar until midnight
    3. Skipping every suhur
    4. Fasting without any break for days
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    Hastening to break the fast when its time arrives

    The report praises hastening iftar; Quran 2:187 places the end of the daily fast at nightfall.

  10. Question 10 of 10 Medium

    Which quality of the Prophet increased especially in Ramadan, according to Sahih al-Bukhari 1902?

    1. Anger
    2. Boasting
    3. Impatience
    4. Generosity
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    Generosity

    Ibn Abbas describes the Prophet as especially generous in Ramadan when Jibril met him.

Answer key

  1. Ramadan — The verse names Ramadan as the month of the Quran’s revelation and describes the Quran as guidance. Quran 2:185
  2. Developing taqwa, mindfulness of Allah — The verse connects prescribed fasting with becoming mindful of Allah. Quran 2:183
  3. At dawn — The verse permits eating and drinking until dawn becomes clear, then commands completing the fast until night. Quran 2:187
  4. Nightfall — The verse says to complete the fast until night; the daily fast does not continue until midnight. Quran 2:187
  5. A thousand months — The verse describes Laylat al-Qadr as better than a thousand months, not merely equal to them. Quran 97:3
  6. Illness and travel — The verse mentions illness and travel with an equal number of days to be fasted later. Quran 2:185
  7. The supplication of the caller who calls upon Him — Among the verses about fasting, Allah says He is near and responds to the caller’s supplication. Quran 2:186
  8. Suhur, the pre-dawn meal — The Prophet encourages suhur and describes blessing in it. Sahih al-Bukhari 1923
  9. Hastening to break the fast when its time arrives — The report praises hastening iftar; Quran 2:187 places the end of the daily fast at nightfall. Sahih al-Bukhari 1957; Quran 2:187
  10. Generosity — Ibn Abbas describes the Prophet as especially generous in Ramadan when Jibril met him. Sahih al-Bukhari 1902

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