Boycott of Prophet's family by the Quraysh

What does boycott mean?

• to completely avoid someone.

• to marry from another family.

• to buy and sell goods.

• None of the above.

Which part of the boycott agreement was not eaten by the termites?

• The part where Allah's name was written.

• The first page.

• The last part.

• All of it was eaten.

For how many years did the Boycott last?

• forever.

• 3 Years.

• 9 Years.

• 99 Years.

How did the boycott affect Muslims?

• They became very ill and very week but they didn't give up.

• They enjoyed the boycotting.

• They left their religion.

• They didn't suffer at all.

What did Abu Talib told the Quraish about the agreement?

• Go ahead in your agreement.

• Boycotting was a good idea.

• Look inside the Kaaba the agreement had been eaten up by termites.

• This is a good agreement.

Which year of Prophethood did the boycott end?

• 9th year

• 7th year

• 3rd year

What did you learn from the story of the boycott?

• Don't leave your religion even if the whole world is against you.

• It's okay to change your religion.

• If you are suffering you have to give up.

• I didn't learn anything.

Circle all the reasons that lead to the boycott

(more than 1 answer)

• Prophet declined the conditions of the Quraysh

• Umar converted to Islam

• Abu bakr converted to Islam

• Hamza converted to Islam

• Hashim tribe agreed to protect the Prophet

Where was the Prophet's family "locked-in"?

• In Kauba

• In prophet's house

• in Shiub Abu Talib

• In Madinah

How did the Prophet's family get food during the boycott years?

• Prophet's uncle went out at night to get food

• Some kind people of Quraish took food to them in secret at night.

• Abu Jahl got sad and took food to them

• They ordered food from a house