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Learn about Islam and how Muslims worship. This KS1 Religious Education quiz helps children recognise important beliefs, special places and key celebrations linked to Islam.

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Fascinating Fact:

Ramadan is a special month when many Muslims fast during daylight hours. Fasting means not eating or drinking for that time.

In KS1 Religious Education, children learn that Islam is a world religion followed by Muslims. Pupils explore how Muslims show respect, pray, and follow rules that help them live kindly and responsibly.

  • Muslim: A person who follows Islam.
  • Mosque: A place where Muslims go to pray and learn together.
  • Prayer: Talking to God in a respectful way, often at set times.
What is Islam in KS1?

In KS1, Islam is taught as a religion followed by Muslims who believe in one God and try to live by values such as kindness, honesty and caring for others.

What do Muslims do in a mosque?

In a mosque, Muslims may pray, listen to teachings, read from their holy book, and learn how to live in a respectful and thoughtful way.

What is Eid and why do Muslims celebrate it?

Eid is a special celebration for Muslims. Many families pray, share food, give gifts and spend time together to mark an important religious time.

1 .
Where does the religion of Islam come from?
Saudi Arabia
France
England
Germany
This area is also known as the Middle East.
2 .
Why do Muslims wash before prayer?
By cleaning themselves, they are ready to sing
By cleaning themselves, they are ready to dance
By cleaning themselves, they are ready to speak to Allah
By cleaning themselves, they are ready to eat
It is important to clean themselves as it shows respect to Allah and represents spiritual cleansing.
3 .
Which day is considered the holy day?
Friday
Saturday
Sunday
Monday
All Muslims go to a mosque on Friday, normally around noon.
4 .
Every time someone says the name Muhammad, they follow it with which phrase?
Praise him
Peace be upon him
Bless him
Worship him
This statement is said as a sign of respect to him.
5 .
What does the word Islam mean?
Love and hate
Submission and obedience
Sing and dance
Kind and caring
It also comes from the word 'peace'.
6 .
What do Muslims call their God?
God
Lord
Muhammad
Allah
They believe there is only one god and he is called Allah.
7 .
What is the name of their holy book?
The Bible
The Torah
The Book
The Qu'ran
They also read from right to left, not left to right.
8 .
Many Muslims believe he was God's last prophet - what is his name?
Muhammad
Joe
John
Matt
Muslims believe there were many other prophets before Muhammad.
9 .
Why do Muslims place their mats in a certain direction?
They like to face Mecca, the birthplace of Muhammad
They like to face Paris because they like the Eiffel Tower
They like to face the beach because they can feel the sea air
They like to face Big Ben in London
In the centre of Mecca, the black box or cube (called a Kaaba) is placed. This is very important to Muslims and is where they direct their prayers.
10 .
Where would a Muslim pray?
Church
Temple
Mosque
Synagogue
You have to take your shoes off when you enter a mosque.
You can find more about this topic by visiting BBC Bitesize - Islam

Author:  Finola Waller (MEd, Primary School Teacher & KS1 English Quiz Writer)

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