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Muhammad’s (S) uncle Abu Talib was a businessman. What activities did he do with Rasulullah (s)?

• He took Muhammad (S) on his business trips.

• Taught him rules of the trade.

• Took him to see a Christian monk

• Had him marry Khadijah.

Muhammad (S) was known for his honesty. Identify how he showed this trait.

• People invested in him to do the business.

• During his business travels Maisarah saw his honesty.

• A monk said Muhammad (s) had all signs of prophet hood

• Khadijah asked Muhammad (s) to do business on her behalf.

The author describes Muhammad (s) as someone who was not interested in wealth. How did Muhammad (S) show these traits?

• With the wealth of his wife Khadijah, he used them to help the rich and needy

• Freed the slave given to him immediately (Abdullah)

• With the wealth of his wife Khadijah, he used them to help the poor and needy

• Freed the slave given to him immediately (Zaid)

Khadijah was an unselfish and thoughtful woman. These traits is shown through:

• Unselfish – Spent her wealth on Islam, helped the poor and needy.

  Thoughtful – Freed many women

• Unselfish – Spent her wealth on Islam, helped the poor and needy

  Thoughtful – Freed many slaves

• Unselfish – Spent her wealth on Islam, helped the poor and needy

  Thoughtful – had a good nature

• Unselfish – Spent her wealth on idols, helped the poor and needy

  Thoughtful – Freed many slaves

Zaid had a great love and affection for Muhammad (s). Which incident proves this.

• Even though he was freed immediately, he left Muhammad (S)

• Even though he was a slave, he never left Muhammad (s)

• Even though he was slave, he left Muhammad (s)

• Even though he was freed immediately, he never left Muhammad (s)

Muhammad (s) and Khadijah loved and respected each other very much. For how long were they married?

• They were married for 20 years.

• They were married for 40 years.

• They were married for 30 years.

• They were married for 25 years.

In Surah As - Saff 61:10-13, what kind of trade is mentioned.

• economics – exchange of money

• commerce – exchange of goods and money,

• economic – exchange of goods

• commerce – exchange of goods

This Quranic verse talks about Islam permitting trade, encourages charity and prohibits usury.

• Al-Baqara 2:275-76

• Al-Saff 61:10-13

• Al-Alaq 96:1-5

• Surah Al Inshirah 94

This Quranic verse talks about the Quran encourages a special kind of trade - Commerce.

• Al-Baqara 2:275-76

• Al-Saff 61:10-13

Muhammad (s) learned business from his uncle __________.

• Abdullah

• Abu Mutalib

• Abu Talib

• Harith Ibn Zaid