1) What is true of Zakat ul-Fitr?

1. It is only given at the end of Ramadan.
2. It is time specific and must be paid before Eid prayer.
3. It can be given in the form of dates only.
4. (A & B)

2) Choose a greeting specifically for Eid:

1. Allahu Akbar, Allahu Akbar, Allahu Akbaru Kabira.
2. As-Salamu ‘alaykum.
3. Takbeer.
4. Taqab-bal Allahu mini wa minkum.

3) A major part of the Eid day is:

1. dressing up.
2. Praying the Eid prayer.
3. partying.
4. exchanging gifts.

4) What is true of Eid?

1. There is nothing more to it other than a public prayer.
2. It’s forbidden to exchange gifts on Eid.
3. Muslims do not greet each other on Eid.
4. It is a day of worship, gratitude, and socialization.

5) Zakat ul-Fitr:

1. is required from every Muslim, rich or poor.
2. has to be channeled through the mosque.
3. has no spiritual significance.
4. is to help the less fortunate Muslims feel the joy of Eid.

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