Let’s match each picture to the correct pillar of Islam by thinking about what each image shows.
1. The first picture is a hand with one finger pointing up. This represents declaring that there is only one God — which is the
Shahada (the declaration of faith).
2. The second picture shows a person praying on a mat, bowing down. That’s how Muslims pray five times a day — this is called
Salah.
3. The third picture has a red circle with a line through a burger and drink — meaning “no eating or drinking.” That’s what Muslims do during Ramadan — they fast. So this matches
Sawm/Fasting.
4. The fourth picture shows someone giving money or food to another person. This is about helping those in need — which is
Zakat (giving charity).
5. The last picture shows the Kaaba in Mecca with a person standing near it. That’s where Muslims go for pilgrimage — this is
Hajj.
Now let’s pair them correctly:
- Hand with one finger → Shahada
- Person praying → Salah
- No food/drink sign → Sawm/Fasting
- Giving money/food → Zakat
- Kaaba in Mecca → Hajj
Final Answer:
Hand with one finger — Shahada
Person praying — Salah
No food/drink sign — Sawm/Fasting
Giving money/food — Zakat
Kaaba in Mecca — Hajj
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of five pillars of islam worksheet.
