Ramadan flashcard

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Who is the Sahabi also called Zul Nurain?

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Uthman Ibn Affan

Answer explanation

Uthman Ibn Affan is known as Zul Nurain, meaning 'the possessor of two lights,' due to his marriages to two daughters of the Prophet Muhammad. This title highlights his close relationship with the Prophet's family.

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Who is the Sahabi known as Saifullah?

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Khalid Ibn Walid

Answer explanation

Khalid Ibn Walid is known as Saifullah, meaning 'Sword of Allah', due to his exceptional military leadership in early Islamic battles. He played a crucial role in the expansion of the Islamic state.

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Who is the Sahabi known as the Sword of Allah?

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Khalid Ibn Walid

Answer explanation

Khalid Ibn Walid is known as the Sword of Allah due to his exceptional military leadership and victories in battles during the early Islamic conquests, earning him this distinguished title.

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Who is the Sahabi known as Asad Allah?

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Ali

Answer explanation

The Sahabi known as Asad Allah, meaning 'Lion of Allah', is Ali ibn Abi Talib. He earned this title due to his bravery and significant contributions in early Islamic battles, distinguishing him among the companions.

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Who is the Sahabi known as 'Asadullah'?

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Ali Ibn Abu Talib

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The Sahabi known as 'Asadullah' (Lion of Allah) is Ali Ibn Abu Talib, the cousin and son-in-law of the Prophet Muhammad. He is revered for his bravery and leadership in early Islamic history.

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Who is the first male to accept Islam?

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Abu Bakr al-Siddiq

Answer explanation

Abu Bakr al-Siddiq is recognized as the first male to accept Islam, being a close companion of the Prophet Muhammad and one of the earliest converts, which set a significant precedent in the early Muslim community.

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Who was the owner of Hazrat Bilal?

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Umayyah

Answer explanation

Hazrat Bilal was owned by Umayyah ibn Khalaf, a prominent figure in Mecca who was known for his cruelty towards Bilal, a slave who later became one of the most revered companions of the Prophet Muhammad.

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Who was the Prophet's (PBUH) best friend?

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Abu Bakr al-Siddiq

Answer explanation

The Prophet Muhammad's (PBUH) best friend was Abu Bakr al-Siddiq. He was known for his unwavering support and loyalty to the Prophet during difficult times, including the early days of Islam and the migration to Medina.

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Who was the first Muslim martyr?

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Summayyah

Answer explanation

Summayyah is recognized as the first Muslim martyr for her unwavering faith and resistance against persecution in early Islam, making her a significant figure in Islamic history.

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Who was the Prophet's (PBUH) uncle who protected him?

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Abu Talib

Answer explanation

Abu Talib was the uncle of the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) who provided him with protection and support during the early years of his prophethood, despite not converting to Islam himself.