Islamic History : Lesson 12 quiz

Who came to debate with the Holy Prophet on the event of Mubahela?

• The Christians from Yemen

• The Christians from Mekkah

• The Christians from Medinah

• The Christians from Moota.

__________ guided them on how they should present to the Holy Prophet (saww) inorder to meet him.

• Ammar B Yassir

• Abudhar Ghaffari

• Imam Ali (AS)

• Salman E Muhammadi

Which of these statement is true related to Mubahela?

• The Christians paid the Holy Prophet visit so as to prove P. Issa as a Prophet of God.

• Imam Hassan & Imam Husayn represented as the Nafs of the Holy Prophet.

• The true representatives of the Holy Prophet was his Ahlulbayt.

• The Christians accepted to pay Jizya (tax) & did not back out from the cursing.

How many Muslims had come to participate for the Hajj with the Holy Prophet (SAWW)?

• 2,000

• 12,000

• 24,000

• 124,000

Which statement is correct with regards to the sermon of the Holy Prophet SAWW on the day of Arafah?

• Rights of women in Islam.

• Respect the 4 months i.e. Muharram, Ramadhan, Rajab & Zilhajj

• Perform Hajj every year.

• All of the above is correct.

From where did Imam Ali (AS) began his journey for Hajj?

• Mekkah

• Medinah

• Yermen

• Palestine

The Hajj performed by the Holy Prophet is also known as?

• Hajj ul Wida

• Hajj ul Balagh

• Hajj ul Islam

• All of the above are correct.

Where did the Holy Prophet stop after completion of Hajj?

• Medina

• Holy Kaabah

• Ghadeer E Khum

• Meena

What is the true statement related to Ghadeer?

• Two Important things left behind "QURAN" & "SUNNAH".

• “O people! Of whomsoever I am the friend this Ali is also his friend.”

• The whole Ummah congratulated Imam Ali on friendship with the Holy Prophet.

• None of the above is true.

This statement is a proof that MAWLA means "MASTERSHIP".

• "I am more deserving and enjoy more rights over them than they themselves.”

• ·“Yes, O people! Of whomsoever I am the mawla this Ali is also his mawla.”

• The whole Muslim Ummah was present for 3 days.

• None of the above