Answer: Muezzin
A Sheikh is an Islamic scholar. An Imam is generally a respected member of the community and is elected to lead the prayer. An Ayatollah is a revered Islamic scholar in the Shia sect of Islam. The Muezzin is generally someone with a good voice as the call is melodic, and healthy so that he could climb the minaret, but today the practice of climbing the minaret is being replaced by a loudspeaker to project the voice of the muezzin.
From Quiz: Call To Prayer
Answer: Muhammad (Mohammad)
Isa is the Arabic Name for Jesus. Likewise Ibrahim and Abraham.
Also Musa and Moses. There are many other Arabic-English names.
From Quiz: Islam Basics
Answer: Muslims
'Mohammadins' and 'Muhamadians' is an incorrect name, as followers do not worship Muhammad (Peace Be Upon Him). 'Allah' is Arabic for God.
From Quiz: Do You Really Know Islam?
Answer: 5
Actually, in the Israa and Mi'raj, Prophet Muhammad (Peace Be Upon Him) was told by Allah that he and his followers should pray fifty times a day but it was reduced afterwards to just five and that who does the five should have the reward of fifty.
From Quiz: The Prayer in Islam
Answer: Du'aa
Du'aas are prayers that are recited at specific occasions. These may be memorised from various Islamic texts, or be spontaneous ones prayed by any individual for his or her own specific needs.
Surah denotes a chapter of the Qur'an, zakat are alms given to the poor and hazrat is a title used to confer respect on a person.
From Quiz: Help! I Don't Know These Islamic Terms
Answer: Shawwal
The festival of the breaking of the fast, Eid-ul-Fitr is actually on the first day of Shawwal, not the last day of Ramadan. It is one of the most important dates of the Islamic calendar.
From Quiz: What I know about Islam and the last Prophet
Answer: Damascus
Damascus is one of the oldest cities in the world. It is also been one of the most continuously inhabited. Halab and Hims are located in Syria but Beirut is actually the capital of Lebanon. It is also known as the "Paris of the Middle East".
From Quiz: Islam: Day of Judgement
Answer: Syria
Jesus will descend down onto a white minaret in Syria. He will then go and face the Dajjal in Jerusalem and slay him. After that their will be 7 years of peace. During that time God will tell earth to bring out its most abundant and fresh fruit. It is said at that time, a young child can put his hand into a snake's mouth without being bit. A lion will sleep with the sheep. Also, a pomegranate will be so large that you can use it's peelings as shelter. Source: inter-islam.org
From Quiz: Day of Judgement
Answer: Fatima
It is believed that Fatima Zahra was born around the time of the Prophet Muhammad's (PBUH) revelation of the Qu'ran. She suffered alongside her father through the abuse of the unbelievers in Mecca. Some sources reveal when the wicked people of Mecca would throw dirt and dust on top of the Prophet Muhammad's (PBUH) head while he was praying, she would bravely stand up to them, wipe off the dirt, and stay with her father until she was done. She craved her father's approval, and held a close relationship with him throughout her life, even when she married Ali. She died only a few months after the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) died around 610 C.E.
From Quiz: Legendary "Lasts" In Islam
Answer: murder
Qabil, (Cain) the slight and weak son of Adam, was jealous of Habil (Abel). Qabil finally decided to kill his stronger brother, but didn't know how. Iblis (Lucifer) informed his brother how to kill, and to bury the corpse. After Adam learned what his son had done, he banished Qabil from his home. Qabil became the first man to worship idols, to drink wine, and later on he started to worship the fire. In addition to these sins, whenever an unjust murder is committed on the Earth, Qabil receives a portion of the murderer's sin.
From Quiz: Famous "Firsts" in Islam