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Online Eid-ul-Fitr Quiz MCQs With Answers
Question # 1
During Ramadan, in Muslim countries, non-Muslims are expected to
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Join in the fast
Refrain from eating in public
Just go about their business
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Question # 2
Ramadan is a ...
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a month of festive activities
a four week vacations for muslims
a celebration of the Prophet Muhammad
a period of fasting and praying
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Question # 3
Eid-ul-Fitr marks the end of
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Ramadan
Rajab
Shawwal
Muharram
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Question # 4
The Eid ul-fitr was originated by
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Anas
Ahadith
Muhammad
Abu Bakar
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Question # 5
The month of Ramadan is divided in how many parts.
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2
1
4
3
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Question # 6
The word Ramadan comes from
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Arabic
Persian
Latin
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Question # 7
The night before Eid is called
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Eid-ul-raat
Khuda Rati
Chaand Raat
Eid-al-raat
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Question # 8
Eid Ul-Fitr lasts ....
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1 day
2 days
3 days
4 days
7 days
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Question # 9
Ramadan is celebrated in honor of:
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Prophet Muhammad was born
A great Muslim victory
Islam was founded
The Qur'an was first revealed
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Question # 10
Which of these things should you abstain during the fasting period in Ramadan?
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Eating
Drinking
All of the above
Smoking
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Question # 11
The following are alternate spellings for Ramadan:
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Ramadhan
Ramazan
both a and b
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Question # 12
Who are exempt from Ramadan's fasting?
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babies and little children
Clerics
Pregnant woman
Seniors
A and C
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Question # 13
Eid-ul-Fitr, or Eid for short, is theholidaythat marks
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The begining of Ramadan
The third week of Ramadan
The end of Ramadan
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