Ramadan Quiz for Kids with Answers (PDF) – Ramadan Questions Quiz
Looking for an educational way to teach children about Ramadan? Our Ramadan Quiz for Kids is a fun, interactive activity for families, classrooms and mosques. This Ramadan Questions Quiz introduces young learners to fasting, prayer, charity and key events through simple multiple-choice questions. With topics like Iftar, Suhoor and Eid, kids learn in an easy format, and you can download the Ramadan Quiz for Kids with Answers PDF for all ages.
How to Use This Ramadan Quiz
- Read each question aloud and let children choose A, B, C or D.
- Reveal the answer shown under each question and explain it briefly.
- Give one point per correct answer, and play in teams for a classroom or Iftar gathering.
- Use one section per day during Ramadan for a daily learning habit.
Ramadan Basics
These questions cover the meaning, timing and importance of Ramadan.
- What is the name of the meal Muslims eat before dawn to begin the fast?
- A) Iftar
- B) Suhoor
- C) Fajr
- D) Eid
Answer: B) Suhoor
- Which month of the Islamic lunar calendar is Ramadan?
- A) The 7th
- B) The 8th
- C) The 9th
- D) The 10th
Answer: C) The 9th
- What is the name of the meal eaten at sunset to break the fast?
- A) Suhoor
- B) Iftar
- C) Tahajjud
- D) Duha
Answer: B) Iftar
- What is the Arabic word for fasting?
Answer: B) Sawm
- How many days does Ramadan last?
- A) 28 or 29
- B) 29 or 30
- C) 30 or 31
- D) Always 31
Answer: B) 29 or 30
- Which Islamic month comes right after Ramadan?
Answer: A) Shawwal
- How does the month of Ramadan begin?
- A) With the sighting of the new moon
- B) On the 10th of Dhul-Hijjah
- C) When the first adhan is heard
- D) On the 1st of January
Answer: A) With the sighting of the new moon
- When does the daily fast begin?
- A) At dawn (Fajr)
- B) At sunset (Maghrib)
- C) At noon (Zuhr)
- D) At night (Isha)
Answer: A) At dawn (Fajr)
- When does the daily fast end?
- A) At dawn
- B) At sunset (Maghrib)
- C) At noon
- D) At midnight
Answer: B) At sunset (Maghrib)
- The word “Ramadan” comes from an Arabic root related to what?
- A) Intense heat and dryness
- B) Light
- C) Peace
- D) Charity
Answer: A) Intense heat and dryness
- In which year of Hijrah did fasting in Ramadan become obligatory?
- A) The 2nd year
- B) The 1st year
- C) The 5th year
- D) The 10th year
Answer: A) The 2nd year
- Fasting in Ramadan is which pillar of Islam?
- A) The 2nd
- B) The 3rd
- C) The 4th
- D) The 5th
Answer: C) The 4th
- Which greeting is commonly said at the start of Ramadan?
- A) Ramadan Mubarak
- B) Happy New Year
- C) Eid Mubarak
- D) Hajj Mabrur
Answer: A) Ramadan Mubarak
Rules of Fasting
Learn what is allowed, what breaks the fast and who is exempt.
- Which of these breaks the fast?
- A) Sleeping
- B) Intentionally eating or drinking
- C) Making dua
- D) Praying
Answer: B) Intentionally eating or drinking
- What happens if someone eats or drinks by mistake while fasting?
- A) The fast is broken
- B) The fast is still valid; they continue it
- C) They must pay a fine
- D) They must fast two extra days
Answer: B) The fast is still valid; they continue it
- Which of these may be a valid excuse to delay fasting?
- A) Illness
- B) Travel
- C) Pregnancy or breastfeeding (if it harms them or the baby)
- D) All of the above
Answer: D) All of the above
- How is a missed fast due to temporary illness or travel made up?
- A) By paying a fine
- B) By offering extra prayers
- C) By fasting the same number of days later
- D) By making a sacrifice
Answer: C) By fasting the same number of days later
- What is Fidyah?
- A) A special prayer
- B) Feeding a poor person for each missed fast, for those permanently unable to fast
- C) The pre-dawn meal
- D) A type of Eid gift
Answer: B) Feeding a poor person for each missed fast, for those permanently unable to fast
- At what stage does fasting become obligatory on a person?
- A) Age 3
- B) Puberty
- C) Age 20
- D) Old age
Answer: B) Puberty
- Besides food and drink, what should a fasting person avoid?
- A) Lying
- B) Backbiting
- C) Arguing and bad language
- D) All of the above
Answer: D) All of the above
- Why did the Prophet ï·º encourage eating Suhoor?
- A) There is blessing in it
- B) It is required for the fast to be valid
- C) It replaces Iftar
- D) It is only for children
Answer: A) There is blessing in it
- Which food did the Prophet ï·º prefer to break his fast with?
- A) Fresh dates
- B) Rice
- C) Bread
- D) Fried snacks
Answer: A) Fresh dates
- What is a voluntary fast outside Ramadan called?
- A) Nafl fast
- B) Fidyah
- C) Zakat
- D) Hajj
Answer: A) Nafl fast
- Which tool is the Sunnah way to clean the teeth while fasting?
- A) Miswak
- B) Mouthwash
- C) Chewing gum
- D) Ice
Answer: A) Miswak
Prayer and the Qur’an
Questions about Taraweeh, the Night of Power and the revelation of the Qur’an.
- Which special night prayer is performed in Ramadan?
- A) Witr only
- B) Taraweeh
- C) Duha
- D) Janazah
Answer: B) Taraweeh
- Taraweeh is prayed after which prayer?
- A) Fajr
- B) Zuhr
- C) Isha
- D) Maghrib
Answer: C) Isha
- How many rak’ahs are prayed in Taraweeh?
- A) Only 4
- B) Scholars differ; 8 and 20 are both commonly prayed
- C) Always 30
- D) Only 2
Answer: B) Scholars differ; 8 and 20 are both commonly prayed
- Which surah mentions the command to fast in Ramadan?
- A) Al-Baqarah
- B) Al-Ikhlas
- C) Al-Fatiha
- D) An-Nas
Answer: A) Al-Baqarah
- The first words of the Qur’an revealed to the Prophet ï·º came from which surah?
- A) Al-Alaq
- B) Al-Baqarah
- C) Al-Ikhlas
- D) Al-Fatiha
Answer: A) Al-Alaq
- In which month was the Qur’an first revealed?
- A) Muharram
- B) Rajab
- C) Ramadan
- D) Shawwal
Answer: C) Ramadan
- What is Laylat al-Qadr?
- A) The Night of Power
- B) The Night Journey
- C) The night of Eid
- D) The night of Hajj
Answer: A) The Night of Power
- Laylat al-Qadr is better than how many months?
- A) A hundred
- B) A thousand
- C) Ten
- D) Twelve
Answer: B) A thousand
- Where should Laylat al-Qadr be sought?
- A) In the first ten nights
- B) In the odd nights of the last ten nights
- C) Only in the 27th night
- D) In Shawwal
Answer: B) In the odd nights of the last ten nights
- Which surah is about the Night of Power?
- A) Al-Qadr
- B) Al-Asr
- C) Al-Fil
- D) Al-Kawthar
Answer: A) Al-Qadr
- What is I’tikaf?
- A) Staying in the mosque for worship, often in the last ten days
- B) A pre-dawn meal
- C) A kind of charity
- D) A sunset prayer
Answer: A) Staying in the mosque for worship, often in the last ten days
Charity and Eid al-Fitr
Questions about giving, generosity and the festival that ends Ramadan.
- Which charity is given before the Eid prayer?
- A) Zakat al-Fitr
- B) Zakat al-Mal
- C) Khums
- D) Fidyah only
Answer: A) Zakat al-Fitr
- What is the purpose of Zakat al-Fitr?
- A) To purify the fasting person from lapses and feed the poor
- B) To pay for Hajj
- C) To buy Eid clothes
- D) To end the fast
Answer: A) To purify the fasting person from lapses and feed the poor
- When should Zakat al-Fitr be given?
- A) After the Eid prayer
- B) Before the Eid prayer
- C) In the middle of the year
- D) In Dhul-Hijjah
Answer: B) Before the Eid prayer
- What is voluntary charity called?
- A) Sadaqah
- B) Sawm
- C) Salah
- D) Hajj
Answer: A) Sadaqah
- What is the reward for feeding a fasting person at Iftar?
- A) The same reward as the fasting person, without reducing theirs
- B) No reward
- C) Half a reward
- D) Only a worldly reward
Answer: A) The same reward as the fasting person, without reducing theirs
- What is the name of the festival that marks the end of Ramadan?
- A) Eid al-Adha
- B) Eid al-Fitr
- C) Mawlid
- D) Laylat al-Qadr
Answer: B) Eid al-Fitr
- On which date is Eid al-Fitr celebrated?
- A) 1 Shawwal
- B) 10 Dhul-Hijjah
- C) 27 Ramadan
- D) 1 Muharram
Answer: A) 1 Shawwal
- Which gate of Paradise is reserved for those who fast?
- A) Ar-Rayyan
- B) Al-Firdaws
- C) Al-Khuld
- D) Al-Salam
Answer: A) Ar-Rayyan
- According to a Hadith, what is forgiven for those who fast Ramadan with faith and hope for reward?
- A) Their past sins
- B) Their wealth
- C) Their age
- D) Nothing
Answer: A) Their past sins
- In a Hadith, who gives the reward for fasting?
- A) Allah Himself
- B) The angels
- C) The imam
- D) The family
Answer: A) Allah Himself
Ramadan History
Important events from the life of the Prophet ï·º that took place in Ramadan.
- Which battle took place in Ramadan in the 2nd year of Hijrah?
- A) Uhud
- B) Badr
- C) Khandaq
- D) Hunayn
Answer: B) Badr
- Which major event took place in Ramadan in the 8th year of Hijrah?
- A) The Hijrah
- B) The Conquest of Makkah
- C) The Battle of Uhud
- D) The Night Journey
Answer: B) The Conquest of Makkah
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this Ramadan quiz suitable for kids?
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Conclusion
Ramadan is a perfect time to teach children about faith, patience and kindness. This quiz helps them learn the basics of fasting, prayer, charity and Eid while having fun. Repeat it through the month and watch their knowledge grow. May Allah accept our fasts and prayers. Ramadan Mubarak!
