1) Salah keeps a Muslim in permanent contact:

1.  with his family.
2. with the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him).
3. with the departed souls.
4. with Allah.

2) An inseparable element of salah is:

1. the recitation of praise for the various Prophets of Islam.
2. the recitation of poetry, one has composed by himself.
3. the recitation of the Quran, the sacred scripture of Islam.
4. the recitation of the khutbah, the religious sermon.

3) Salah is important because:

1. it’s the first duty on a Muslim after entering Islam:
2. it’s obligatory only in old age.
3. it’s optional.
4. None of the above.

4) The Prophet compared salah to:

1. the human body
2. a beautiful place where there is peace and tranquility.
3. the spine.
4. The Prophet did not like to give parables.

5) The first thing about which a person will be questioned on the Day of Judgment is:

1. Hajj.
2. fasting.
3. charity.
4. salah.